Licensed Practical Nurse - SHRC Ashby

Northeast Recovery; Ashby (MA); On-site; USD 47,000 - 51,000; Full time

Job summary

Spring Hill Recovery Center, part of Northeast Recovery, is seeking an LPN for overnight shifts in Ashby, MA. The role provides direct nursing care to clients in a residential program, with emphasis on medication administration and safety.

You will document in KIPU EMR, observe clients, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to support each client's recovery plan. A Massachusetts LPN license and CPR certification are required; 1+ year of staff nurse experience and SUD exposure are

Qualifications

• LPN license required in Massachusetts and CPR certification.
• Experience with addiction or recovery settings preferred.
• Knowledge of confidentiality and patient rights, ethics, and non-discrimination rules.
• Strong communication, observation, and written documentation skills.
• Ability to lift 20 pounds and stand/move during long shifts.

Responsibilities

• Provides nursing care to clients in our residential treatment program.
• Prepares and monitors medications and treatments.
• Documents medications and dosages in KIPU EMR.
• Observes and evaluates clients and takes action as needed.
• Coordinates nursing care with Medical/Clinical team.
• Contributes to recovery plan through daily assessments and documentation.

Skills

Addiction knowledge

12-Step recovery

CPR

First Aid

Narcan

Communication

Observation

Written skills

Patient rights

Ethics

Lifting 20 lbs

Education

Massachusetts LPN License

Job description

Our mission. Spring Hill Recovery Center is apart of Northeast Recovery, a network of Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Facilities. We provide multiple levels of care to those who are prepared to start their journey to recovery.We are looking for a full time and part time Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join our team at Spring Hill Recovery Center in Ashby, MA.Schedule: Overnight shiftSalary: $34.00- $37.00 hourly - Plus shift differentialsLPN Job Summary: Under the guidance of the Nursing Manager, the LPN will provide exceptional nursing care to each client based on his/her individualized needs.LPN responsibilities:Provides nursing care to clients enrolled in our residential treatment program.Prepares and monitors medications and treatments.Documents required information, including medications and dosage in KIPU, our EMR system.Performs all nursing responsibilities in accordance with prescribed safety and infection control procedures.Observes and evaluates the physical and emotional status of clients and takes immediate action when necessary.Assists and coordinates nursing care with the Medical and Clinical team.Works with the multi-disciplinary team on the client's recovery plan. The LPN will participate and contribute to this plan by assessing and documenting the client's overall physical condition or changes, daily.LPN RequirementsKnowledge of addiction and the 12-Step Recovery Program.Knowledge of emergency procedures used in the event of alcohol and/or drug overdose including First Aid, CPR and Narcan administering.Knowledge of Federal, State and Municipal laws and/or regulations that regulate the treatment of alcoholism and drug addiction. This includes Confidentiality, Patient Rights, Professional Code of Ethics and DiscriminationDemonstrates excellent proficiency in communication, observation & written skills.Ability to lift or push 20 pounds or more.Employee may be required to stand and/or move throughout a large portion of the shift.LPN Experience:1+ year of experience as a staff nurse.Experience working with substance use patients or in recovery setting preferred.LPN Required Qualifications/Licensure & Certifications:Current Massachusetts LPN LicenseCPR Certified requiredWhy Work for Us! We provide an environment where our employees can grow and advance professionally, with a healthy balance between work and personal lives. Our biggest investment is our employees. We recognize and reward hard work by promoting from within when possible. We pay competitively and offer a variety of benefits to meet your wellness and financial needs.Requirements:Experience working with SUD patients preferred.1+ year of experience as a staff nurse.Knowledge of emergency procedures used in the event of alcohol and/or drug overdose including First Aid, CPR and Narcan administering.Demonstrates excellent proficiency in communication, observation & written skills.Ability to lift or push 20 pounds or more.Will be required to stand and/or move throughout a large portion of the shift.Licensure & Certifications:Current Massachusetts LPN LicenseCPR certified required