Geriatric LPN – IV-Certified, Daily Pay & Benefits

Bethesda Health; Montana; On-site; USD 37,000 - 61,000; Full time

Job summary

Bethesda is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse to provide basic nursing care and ongoing assessments for residents in a long-term care setting. You will document care plans, communicate changes to the IDT and families, and administer medications and treatments in a safe, timely manner.

Qualifications include a valid LPN license, IV and CPR/AED certifications, and strong communication, time management, and critical thinking skills.

Qualifications

• Education from an accredited school of nursing that results in becoming a Licensed Practical Nurse
• Long-term care/Rehab/Assisted Living experience preferred
• Current license in the state you will be working as a Licensed Practical Nurse
• IV Certification required or willing to obtain within six months of employment
• Current CPR/AED Certification required or willing to obtain within six months of employment
• Must be able to assess the basic nursing care needs of the geriatric resident
• Must possess excellent communication skills to interact with residents, visitors and staff
• Excellent time management and organizational skills are required
• Must possess critical thinking skills

Responsibilities

• Provide basic nursing care and ongoing assessments for residents.
• Communicate changes in condition to the IDT and families.
• Document assessments and care plans accurately in charts.
• Administer medications and treatments safely; monitor for changes.
• Maintain SBARR communication with physicians and respond to crises.
• Complete ongoing nursing education and stay current with Bethesda policies.

Skills

IV Certification

CPR/AED Certification

Communication skills

Time management

Critical thinking

Education

Licensed Practical Nurse license

Job description

Bethesda is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse to provide basic nursing care and ongoing assessments for residents in a long-term care setting. You will document care plans, communicate changes to the IDT and families, and administer medications and treatments in a safe, timely manner.

Qualifications include a valid LPN license, IV and CPR/AED certifications, and strong communication, time management, and critical thinking skills.