Compassionate LPN for Retired Sisters — Savannah

The Sisters of Mercy of the Americas; Savannah (GA); On-site; USD 33,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

The Sisters of Mercy of the Americas is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse to provide dignified, compassionate nursing care to residents in Savannah, GA. This in-person role involves administering medications, following care plans, and reporting changes to the supervising nurse.

Join a mission-driven team dedicated to dignity, respect, and quality of life for residents and fellow caregivers. The position requires commitment to safety procedures and collaboration with Doctors, Nurses, and

Qualifications

• Licensed Practical Nurse with current license.
• Strong observation, documentation, and communication skills.
• Ability to follow care plans and document progress.

Responsibilities

• Follow individualized nursing and medical plans of care, administering medications and treatments within your scope of practice.
• Monitor and document residents' vital signs, symptoms, progress, and responses to care.
• Recognize and promptly report changes in residents' conditions to the Director of Nursing or supervising nurse.
• Respond to call lights promptly and complete shift-change reports.
• Follow infection control and safety procedures, including PPE use and hand hygiene.
• Assist with transfers, mobility, and activities using proper body mechanics.
• Maintain a safe, clean, and comfortable environment and report hazards promptly.
• Respond calmly to emergencies and communicate professionally with residents, families, and staff.

Skills

LPN nursing

Job description

The Sisters of Mercy of the Americas is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse to provide dignified, compassionate nursing care to residents in Savannah, GA. This in-person role involves administering medications, following care plans, and reporting changes to the supervising nurse.

Join a mission-driven team dedicated to dignity, respect, and quality of life for residents and fellow caregivers. The position requires commitment to safety procedures and collaboration with Doctors, Nurses, and