LPN- Marshall, Missouri

Overview

The LPN is a member of a health care team, which includes a provider, a behavioral health consultant, a registered nurse (RN), a medical assistant, a care coordinator, and a patient service representative (PSR) that have been assigned a panel of patients. Working within the full scope of LPN licensure, the LPN provides direct nursing care under the immediate supervision of a registered nurse, physician, advanced practice nurse and/or physician assistant.

• Obtain and record vital signs.
• Discuss chief health concerns with patients.
• Perform, document and follow up on laboratory tests.
• Assist with specialized procedures.
• Perform a variety of tests (vision, peak flow, lung function, EKGs, etc.).
• Obtain samples for laboratory tests through venipuncture, nasal swabbing, etc.
• Administer and chart medications, and perform injections, including immunizations.
• Maintain education requirements to sustain certification and attend continued education as required by supervisor, state or federal guidelines.
• Provide LPN coverage at other locations as needed.

• Possess licensed practical nurse license.
• Possess current CPR certification.
• Possess a willingness and desire to lead and mentor MAs and LPNs.
• Must have the ability and means to travel on a flexible schedule as needed; proof of liability and property damage insurance on vehicle used is required.