Licensed Practical Nurse – High‑Impact Patient Care

TriStar Summit Medical Center; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, prescription drug, dental, &

Job summary

TriStar Summit Medical Center in Nashville, TN is hiring an LPN/LVN to provide focused, safe nursing care for patients with complex needs within a high-acuity environment. You will apply clinical skills, monitor patient status, and support a collaborative care team dedicated to improving outcomes.

You’ll administer medications, manage lines and devices, assist with interventions, document timely updates, and help patients and families understand care plans.

Qualifications

• Licensed Practical or Vocational Nurse (LPN/LVN) is required.
• CPR or Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) certification must be obtained within 30 days of employment start date.
• Associate Degree, or Certificate, or Vocational School Graduate.

Responsibilities

• Providing focused nursing care for patients with complex needs by administering medications, managing lines or drains, and assisting with interventions like cardiac monitoring or respiratory support
• Closely observing patients for subtle changes in status — including shifts in heart rhythm, oxygen levels, or neurological signs — and escalating concerns quickly to support early intervention
• Documenting timely, accurate updates that help the care team coordinate effectively in a high-acuity environment
• Helping patients and families understand complex conditions and recovery steps with clarity and comfort
• Working closely with RNs, providers, and specialists to stabilize patients and guide them through the transition from intensive care toward recovery

Job description

TriStar Summit Medical Center in Nashville, TN is hiring an LPN/LVN to provide focused, safe nursing care for patients with complex needs within a high-acuity environment. You will apply clinical skills, monitor patient status, and support a collaborative care team dedicated to improving outcomes.

You’ll administer medications, manage lines and devices, assist with interventions, document timely updates, and help patients and families understand care plans.