Ambulatory LPN: Patient Care, Education & Teamwork

University of Virginia; Stuarts Draft (VA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Virginia in Virginia invites applications for a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in ambulatory care. This role provides direct patient care under supervision, supports care plans, and helps promote health and wellness for patients of all ages.

Responsibilities include data collection, assisting nurse/provider, organizing nursing activities, delivering age-appropriate interventions, educating patients, and ensuring a safe care environment.

Qualifications

• Graduated from an accredited Licensed Practical Nurse Program.
• Virginia LPN licensure prior to onboarding.
• AHA Healthcare Provider BLS certification required.
• No prior experience required.

Responsibilities

• Assist the registered nurse and/or provider through data collection concerning physical, psychological, social, and cultural dimensions of patients.
• Organizes and prioritizes nursing care activities considering the needs of the patients and the interdisciplinary team.
• Implements age-appropriate interventions based on individual patient’s needs as directed by the registered nurse/provider.
• Assist in evaluating the effectiveness of care given toward desired outcomes.
• Provide ongoing education and reinforcement of care plans developed by the Provider/RN based on identified health and education needs and the condition and age of the patient.
• Maintains a safe environment and contributes to a safe delivery of care.

Skills

Data collection

Nursing care

Teamwork

Education

Education

LPN program diploma

Job description

The University of Virginia in Virginia invites applications for a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in ambulatory care. This role provides direct patient care under supervision, supports care plans, and helps promote health and wellness for patients of all ages.

Responsibilities include data collection, assisting nurse/provider, organizing nursing activities, delivering age-appropriate interventions, educating patients, and ensuring a safe care environment.