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Scott County Hospital Careers seeks a Clinic Nurse & Immunization Lead (RN/LPN) to coordinate immunization services, manage vaccine inventory, and support clinic operations. You will ensure compliance with regulations, supervise staff training, and assist with prescribing and patient flow.
The role emphasizes vaccine management, patient education, and collaboration with providers, billing, and external partners to improve preventative health outcomes.
Description
About the Role
The Clinic Nurse & Immunization Lead (RN/LPN) will be responsible for communicating with patients, pharmacists, and physicians on prescription refill requests, along with overseeing and coordinating immunization services, ensuring compliance with regulations and best practices.
Clinic Nurse (RN/LPN) tasks will help out on the clinic floor when staffing/volume demands it. The nurse will obtain and administer prescriptions and narcotics as ordered by the providers. This nurse must be available for duties assigned by the Clinic Director as deemed necessary. This nurse must maintain quality assurance and quality improvement as warranted. They must also monitor supplies and medications for quantity, quality, and outdates.
Immunization Lead (RN/LPN) tasks are managing vaccine inventory and storage, supports staff training, administers vaccines as needed, and educates patients and families. This nurse collaborates with providers, billing and purchasing, and external partners while supporting overall clinic operations and patient care.
How You’ll Make an Impact
As the Clinic Nurse & Immunization Lead, you will drive success of the clinic provider’s workflow and clinic’s immunization program by ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient vaccine delivery. You take ownership of your provider tasks, along with vaccine management, staff training and patient education, while actively administering immunizations and supporting patient care. By collaborating with providers, internal teams, and external partners, you strengthen the programs quality, improve vaccination rates, and advances preventative health outcomes in the community.
Customer Service
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Billing Procedures & Accounts Receivables
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Inventory & Order Placement
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Policies & Procedures
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**All individuals in this department are expected to treat patients under the direction of the physicians in compliance with the wishes of the patient/customer and family members as long as it does not conflict with physician's orders and is in the best interest of the patient/customer. At no time should the personal interests and beliefs of a staff member interfere with treatment and care a patient/customer receives.
Organizational Support
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Requirements
Qualifications
Current Kansas state RN or LPN license, and BLS certification required.
Previous project management experience required.
Experience in clinical assessment and immunization practices, with training experience and knowledge of public health programs and state immunization registries preferred.
Who You Are
Highly organized, adaptable, and resourceful with strong prioritization skills.
Able to work independently with accountability while effectively supporting a team environment.
Passionate about public health, prevention, and patient education.
Maintains a professional appearance and demeanor with strong attention to detail.
Patient, tactful, and emotionally intelligent in interactions with patients and staff.
Demonstrates integrity, reliability, and a commitment to high-quality patient care
Working knowledge of clinic operations, workflows, vital sign equipment, and healthcare practices.
Strong knowledge of immunization schedules, vaccine storage and handling, and regulatory compliance requirements.
Demonstrates sound judgement with the ability to make timely decisions and solve problems effectively.
Proficient in computer systems and electronic medical records (EMR).
Effective communication and interpersonal skills with staff, providers, patients, and administration.
Schedule: Full-time position, 40 hours per week, Monday–Friday. Regular and punctual attendance required. Lunch Break – 12p-1p – will need to clock out and must stay in clinic until all provider patients have been seen, no earlier than 4:30p unless approved by Nurse Supervisor and/or Clinic Director
Physical Requirements: Frequent standing, sitting, walking, bending, and kneeling. Able to lift 35 pounds. May require sitting for long periods of time.
Equipment: Frequent computer use and interaction with clinical systems and equipment