BMS LPN/MA/RN Bloomington Surgical Office

Wooster Community Hospital; Wooster (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Wooster Community Hospital is seeking a full-time Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) for the Bloomington Surgical Office in Wooster, OH. The role covers clinical, administrative, and clerical duties within a surgical office setting.

The LPN will work under physician supervision, handle vital signs, patient education, medication administration, specimen collection, and charting while contributing to smooth office operations and patient care delivery.

Qualifications

• Must have formal LPN education and licensure.
• Ability to multi-task across clerical, administrative and clinical duties.
• Ability to handle different personalities and patient/coworker interactions.
• Understanding of medical theories and technical aspects of medicine.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical LPN care under supervision from physicians.
• Take patient vital signs and document in medical records.
• Explain medical procedures to patients and prepare for tests.
• Sterilize instruments and administer topical, oral, or intramuscular medications.
• Draw blood (phlebotomy) and perform basic wound care.
• Assist with scheduling, billing and clerical tasks as needed.
• Maintain patient confidentiality and manage inventory and supplies.
• Assist in specialist clinic settings as required.

Skills

Multi-tasking

Interpersonal skills

Medical knowledge

LPN licensure/education

Education

LPN licensure

Job description

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BMS LPN/MA/RN Bloomington Surgical Office

WCH SURGICAL ASSOCIATES Full Time Bloomington Medical Services, Wooster, OH, US

LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE (LPN)

Job Summary

There are four basic categories of LPN duties—clerical, administrative, clinical, and specialist. Depending upon the medical practice, the same LPN may do one of these categories, or all four of them.

Reports To

The Practice Coordinator for business-related items, and to the medical practice physician(s) for clinically-related items.

Essential Functions

Clinical LPN Duties

Clinical LPN job duties involve working with patients in a clinical context, assisting physicians during procedures, and performing light medical procedures. Because of the responsibilities that come with medical practice, the clinical medical assistant duties are regulated differently from state to state. LPNs are always required to be supervised by a physician.

The basic duties of LPNs include:

• Taking patient vital signs; recording in the patient’s medical record
• Taking medical histories; recording in the patient’s medical record
• Preparing patients for medical tests and examinations
• Explaining medical procedures to patients
• Sterilizing medical instruments
• Administering topical, oral, or intramuscular medications
• Drawing blood (phlebotomy)
• Wound care

Administrative LPN Duties

Administrative LPN duties are less directly involved with patients, and more involved with the general running of the medical practice. Administrative LPNs work with patients in the context of scheduling appointments and handling billing functions.

• Maintaining the confidentiality of patient information
• Managing inventory and ordering supplies
• Scheduling patient medical procedures
• Following up on patient visits
• Checking the patient portal and responding to patients
• Ordering lab tests and imaging studies

Clerical LPN Duties

Clerical LPNs perform many of the same duties as administrative LPNs, but with less emphasis on medical records and patient information. Clerical LPN duties focus more on the business aspects of running a medical practice. They are similar to administrative assistants in typical office settings, managing the day-to‑day office activities that keep an office running smoothly.

Some clerical LPN duties might include:

• Sorting mail
• Filing

Specialist Medical Assistant Duties

The job duties of a specialist LPN are somewhat different from those of general LPNs. These LPNs work in a specialist clinic, such as an orthopedic practice, a surgery practice, a hematology/oncology practice, or a cardiology practice. A specialist LPN has in-depth knowledge of a particular medical field, and has job responsibilities that reflect their specialization.

Required Skills

Because LPN duties are so varied, a very flexible skill set is needed to perform them well. These skills and personality traits are recommended:

• Ability to multi-task various job duties
• Ability to handle different personalities and personal situations—both patient and coworkers
• Ability to understand the theories, reasons, and technical aspects of medicine
• A formal education from an accredited LPN; licensure required

Employee Statement of Understanding

I understand that this document is intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed. The statements in this document are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, and skills required of personnel so classified. I further understand that my signature does not indicate that I agree with the performance evaluation completed by my supervisor, only that the evaluation has been discussed with me.