Dispensing Nurse (LPN) — Outpatient Recovery Care

BayMark Health Services; St. Johnsbury (VT); On-site; USD 41,000 - 44,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K match

Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance

Paid Time Off

Bereavement Leave

Flexible Sick Time

Employee Referral Program

Job summary

BAART Programs is seeking a detail-oriented Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to dispense prescribed medications as part of a treatment team. The role supports physicians and nursing supervisors, maintains dispensing equipment, manages inventory, and reports patient treatment information.

The ideal candidate has an active Vermont LPN license, CPR certification, and experience in chemical dependency is preferred. A collaborative, non-judgmental approach is essential to support patients in recovery.

Qualifications

• Current & good standing LPN license in Vermont (state-specific)
• Current CPR certification required
• Experience with chemical dependency preferred; adaptable and non-judgmental attitude toward SUD patients

Responsibilities

• Administer daily medication to patients per policy and medical protocols.
• Operate automated dispensing systems and calibrate pumps; maintain dispensing equipment.
• Maintain records and reports per company protocol and regulatory requirements.
• Ensure compliance with security standards for controlled substances per CFR.
• Order, receive and stock medications per DEA/state regulations.
• Provide daily patient assessments.
• Assist Nursing Supervisor with orientation of new staff.
• Perform other duties as determined by supervisor

Tools

EMR systems

Computer proficiency

Job description

BAART Programs is seeking a detail-oriented Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to dispense prescribed medications as part of a treatment team. The role supports physicians and nursing supervisors, maintains dispensing equipment, manages inventory, and reports patient treatment information.

The ideal candidate has an active Vermont LPN license, CPR certification, and experience in chemical dependency is preferred. A collaborative, non-judgmental approach is essential to support patients in recovery.