Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) | Full-Time | 10:45 PM–7:15 AM

Bethesda Health Group; Bethesda (MD); On-site; USD 37,000 - 59,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

403b

Daily pay

Bonuses

Career advancement opportunities

Holiday pay

Health/Dental/Vision insurance

Job summary

Bethesda Southgate is seeking an Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) for a full-time night shift (10:45 PM–7:15 AM). The role provides basic nursing care, conducts resident assessments, and collaborates with the IDT to update care plans.

You will document care plans, administer medications, and ensure safe treatments for geriatric residents at Bethesda Southgate. Requirements include an accredited LPN education, current state license, CPR/AED and IV certifications (or willingness to obtain within six

Qualifications

• LPN education from an accredited school.
• Current LPN license in the state of employment.
• CPR and AED certification or willingness to obtain within six months.
• IV certification or willingness to obtain within six months.
• Long-term care experience preferred.
• Ability to assess basic nursing needs of geriatric residents.
• Excellent communication with residents, families, and staff.
• Strong time management and organizational skills.
• Ability to stand and walk for long periods.
• Ability to lift heavy objects using proper lifting techniques with assistance.
• Ability to transfer and move patients weighing 200+ lbs with assistance.
• Ability to push/pull equipment over 40 lbs with proper technique and assistance.
• Manual dexterity and coordination for procedures.
• Visual acuity and accurate documentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Provide basic nursing care and assess residents on admission and ongoing.
• Communicate significant changes to the IDT and document assessments accurately.
• Participate in the care planning process and update plans as needed.
• Implement nursing interventions, administer meds, and ensure timely treatments.
• Maintain safety and accuracy in electronic and written documentation.

Skills

CPR & AED

IV certification

Communication skills

Time management

Lifting and transfers

Assessment of geriatric patients

Education

LPN education from accredited school

Current LPN license (state)

Job description

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) | Full-Time | 10:45 PM–7:15 AM

Bethesda Southgate

Bethesda Brings out the Best in Talented, Caring People!

At Bethesda, more than 1,200 employees dedicate their careers to improving the lives of others.

As a team member at Bethesda, you'll enjoy great benefits such as: 403b, daily pay, bonuses, career advancement opportunities, and holiday pay.

Medical, dental, vision, prescription, and life insurance available for regular status full and part time employees.

Summary

Provides basic nursing care by assisting in the assessment of the resident on admission and on an ongoing basis. Remains knowledgeable about and communicates to the appropriate interdisciplinary team (IDT) member any significant change in condition. Accurately documents all assessments. Seeks guidance if unsure of any assessment findings. Participates in the care planning process for the resident. Updates the care plan when specific interventions indicate the need for revision. Communicates the plan to the appropriate IDT members along with the residents and their families. Implements necessary and appropriate nursing interventions relevant to the plan of care which includes nursing orders, physician orders, residents/families educational and environmental needs. Ensures interventions such as medication administration and treatments are accomplished in a safe and timely manner. Administers IV fluid only if IV certified. Documents interventions accurately and timely. Uses critical thinking skills when dealing with residents' changes in condition. Notifies the physician timely using the SBARR as the communication tool. Maintains composure during any crisis situation such as family dissatisfaction, staff disputes, or inclement weather in a calm and professional manner. Monitors the care of the residents closely to see that the care plan is being delivered effectively. Identifies problem areas and uses the QAPI process to actively address the situation for immediate problem resolution. Remains aware of the status of the residents to quickly identify behavioral changes or other untoward signs or symptoms. Answers call lights and/or assists with residents' ADLs as needed. Completes, at a minimum, twelve hours of offerings related to nursing related continuing education. Has a commitment to keep current with best nursing practices through knowledge of Bethesda's policies and self-study. May be assigned other duties as appropriate.

Qualifications

• Education from an accredited school of nursing that results in becoming a Licensed Practical Nurse
• Current LPN license in the state you will be working
• CPR and AED certification required, or willing to obtain within six months of employment
• IV certification required, or willing to obtain within six months of employment
• Long-term care experience preferred
• 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
• Time management and organizational skills required
• Ability to stand and walk for long periods of time
• Ability to lift heavy objects using proper lifting techniques and with assistance when necessary
• Ability to transfer and move patients who vary with ability to assist weighing 200+lbs using proper lifting techniques and with assistance when necessary
• Ability to push and pull equipment weighing in excess of 40lbsusing proper techniques and with assistance whennecessary
• Manual dexterity, coordination and skillful use of hands when working with patients and equipment
• Visual acuity with the ability to distinguish color
• Ability to physically perform necessary documentation electronically and in writing

Pay range: $26.96- $43.25 per hour

Category: LPN

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