Ambulatory LPN: Fast-Paced Patient Care & Coordination

Mayo Clinic; Austin (MN); On-site; USD 34,000 - 49,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plan options

Dental coverage

Vision plan

HSA / FSAs

Retirement plan

Job summary

Mayo Clinic in Minnesota seeks an LPN to provide direct patient care and coordinate clinic workflows in a high-volume ambulatory Breast Diagnostics Clinic. You will support timely access to care, ensure readiness for visits, and act as a liaison among patients, providers, and the care team.

Responsibilities include patient visits, chart reviews, telephone encounters, and collaboration with diverse professionals to optimize patient flow and outcomes.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a school of practical nursing or passed LPN Boards after a defined period in a nursing program.
• One year LPN experience in the last five years preferred in ambulatory care.
• Team environment experience; computer skills and EMR experience preferred.
• Daytime hours with flexibility; ability to adapt to unpredictable situations; BLS current where required.
• Current LPN license by state requirements; BLS/CPR as specified by work area.

Responsibilities

• Conduct patient visits with health history, medication reconciliation, and vital sign collection.
• Complete pre-visit chart reviews for readiness and appropriate care coordination.
• Perform telephone encounters to assess needs and coordinate care.
• Collaborate with providers, RNs, desk operations, appointment services, interpreters, and staff.
• Coordinate collection of outside medical records and diagnostic information.
• Promote effective communication and continuity of care across the care team.
• Practice within LPN scope and Mayo Clinic policies and nursing standards.

Skills

LPN license

Clinical coordination

Vital signs

Education

LPN program graduate

LPN Boards

Job description

Mayo Clinic in Minnesota seeks an LPN to provide direct patient care and coordinate clinic workflows in a high-volume ambulatory Breast Diagnostics Clinic. You will support timely access to care, ensure readiness for visits, and act as a liaison among patients, providers, and the care team.

Responsibilities include patient visits, chart reviews, telephone encounters, and collaboration with diverse professionals to optimize patient flow and outcomes.