Clinic LPN or CMA

Pana Community Hospital; Pana (IL); On-site; USD 28,000 - 46,000; Full time

Job summary

Pana Community Medical Clinic is hiring a Clinic LPN or CMA to join our primary care team. This non-exempt, full-time position offers Mon-Fri hours 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, in a busy clinic dedicated to serving families in our community.

Responsibilities include assisting physicians, performing in-house lab tests, administering IM and SubQ medications, handling patient education, coordinating referrals, and maintaining exam rooms and supply inventory. Illinois nursing licensure is required.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited school of practical nursing.
• Current Illinois license as a practical nurse.
• Current CPR certification.
• Certified in medication administration.
• Willing to work flexible alternate hours if needed.
• Completion of appropriate employee skills checklist within 90 days of employment.
• Knowledge in trends in practical nursing and cardiopulmonary practices as demonstrated by current competence.

Responsibilities

• Assist doctor in procedures and exams when needed.
• Call doctor’s orders to nursing homes, hospital and Quad County nurses as directed.
• Call prescriptions to pharmacies as directed.
• Call lab results to patients with doctor’s recommendation for treatment as directed.
• Clean and set up exam room for appropriate exam. Keep rooms adequately stocked with necessary supplies.
• Order or pickup supplies as needed. Reevaluate periodically, so stock items meets doctors satisfaction.
• Administer all IM and Sub Q medications. Chart Lot and Expiration Date of medication given, name, dosage, route, site and reaction observed.
• When IV medications given, chart Cath size, tubing, male adaptor and any other pertinent equipment used as well as amount of time for infusion.
• Use centrifuge for blood and urine when instructed.
• Prepare slides for microscope and focus for doctor’s visual inspection and evaluation.
• Perform in-house lab tests after collection, pregnancy urine tests, Accuchecks, Streptococcus tests, Urinalysis (dip)Hemoccults.
• Perform EKG, pulse oximetry, Audiogram, Tympanogram, breathing treatments, injections, blood draws, ear irrigations, peak flow meters, Doppler, clean and dress wounds. Record all tests on charts, label tubes and appropriate lab slips. Deliver to the lab (Preferably certified for hearing testing).
• Clean and sanitize all instruments used.
• Interview and intercede with drug representative. Receive, store and catalog all medication samples. Keep record of samples given and dispose of expired medications.
• Record medication allergies and reactions. List current medications on med sheet with date started and doctor that prescribed them along with dosage and frequency taken.
• Instruct patients on usage of Accuchecks, blood pressure machines, low cholesterol diets, and and new onset diabetes. Make up low cholesterol diet and diabetes packets.
• Set up referrals when directed.
• Administer all flu injections. Obtain vaccine, deep accurate record of patients given injections, record on patient charges with a lot number of vaccine and expiration date, site, dosage given and reaction.
• Collect, distribute, and catalog instructional videos and written material for patient education. Make available for patients to view at home or in-house.
• Keep current listing of medications on hand (IM, IV, Sub Q). keep double locked the Demerol injectibles with listing of dosages given with doctor’s signature validating order. Waste unused portions of Demerol in doctor’s presence using proper procedure. Keep certain injectibles refrigerated and current.
• Keep current information on referral doctors in Decatur, Springfield, and Champaign areas.
• Dispose of all needle boxex in proper fashion.
• Always use universal precautions with all exposures to human secretions, fluids, etc.
• Be able to retrieve information from computer when required.
• In absence of office manager, be able to perform basic office information to setup patient’s visits, exams, etc. be able to use office equipment efficiently.
• Straight Cath patients when directed.

Education

Graduate of an accredited school of practical nursing

Current Illinois license as a practical nurse

Current CPR certification

Certified in medication administration

Job description

Department

Pana Community Medical Clinic

Job Title

Clinic LPN or CMA

Status

Non- exempt; Full Time

Hours

M-F, 8a-4:30p

Salary Range

$20.17 - $33.03 (Based on Experience)

Description

Pana Community Medical Clinic is seeking a highly qualified nurse to join our dedicated healthcare team serving patients in our primary care clinic. In this role, you will provide direct patient care and support to our physicians and advanced practice providers, ensuring a high standard of care for individuals and families in our community. Salary Range:$20.80- $27.30 (Based on Experience)

Responsibilities

• Assist doctor in procedures and exams when needed.
• Call doctor’s orders to nursing homes, hospital and Quad County nurses as directed.
• Call prescriptions to pharmacies as directed.
• Call lab results to patients with doctor’s recommendation for treatment as directed.
• Clean and set up exam room for appropriate exam. Keep rooms adequately stocked with necessary supplies.
• Order or pickup supplies as needed. Reevaluate periodically, so stock items meets doctors satisfaction.
• Administer all IM and Sub Q medications. Chart Lot and Expiration Date of medication given, name, dosage, route, site and reaction observed. When IV medications given, also chart Cath size, tubing, male adaptor and any other pertinent equipment used as well as amount of time for infusion.
• Use centrifuge for blood and urine when instructed.
• Prepare slides for microscope and focus for doctor’s visual inspection and evaluation.
• Perform in-house lab tests after collection, pregnancy urine tests, Accuchecks, Streptococcus tests, Urinalysis (dip)Hemoccults.
• Perform EKG, pulse oximetry, Audiogram, Tympanogram, breathing treatments, injections, blood draws, ear irrigations, peak flow meters, Doppler, clean and dress wounds. Record all tests on charts, label tubes and appropriate lab slips. Deliver to the lab (Preferably certified for hearing testing).
• Clean and sanitize all instruments used.
• Interview and intercede with drug representative. Receive, store and catalog all medication samples. Keep record of samples given and dispose of expired medications.
• Record medication allergies and reactions. List current medications on med sheet with date started and doctor that prescribed them along with dosage and frequency taken.
• Instruct patients on usage of Accuchecks, blood pressure machines, low cholesterol diets, and and new onset diabetes. Make up low cholesterol diet and diabetes packets.
• Set up referrals when directed.
• Administer all flu injections. Obtain vaccine, deep accurate record of patients given injections, record on patient charges with a lot number of vaccine and expiration date, site, dosage given and reaction.
• Collect, distribute, and catalog instructional videos and written material for patient education. Make available for patients to view at home or in-house.
• Keep current listing of medications on hand (IM, IV, Sub Q). keep double locked the Demerol injectibles with listing of dosages given with doctor’s signature validating order. Waste unused portions of Demerol in doctor’s presence using proper procedure. Keep certain injectibles refrigerated and current.
• Keep current information on referral doctors in Decatur, Springfield, and Champaign areas.
• Dispose of all needle boxex in proper fashion.
• Always use universal precautions with all exposures to human secretions, fluids, etc.
• Be able to retrieve information from computer when required.
• In absence of office manager, be able to perform basic office information to setup patient’s visits, exams, etc. be able to use office equipment efficiently.
• Straight Cath patients when directed.

Qualifications

Graduate of an accredited school of practical nursing.

Current Illinois license s a practical nurse.

Current CPR certification.

Certified in medication administration.

Willing to work flexible alternate hours if needed.

Completion of appropriate employee skills checklist within 90 days of employment.

Knowledge in trends in practical nursing and cardiopulmonary practices as demonstrated by current competence.

Come join our team at Pana Community Hospital!