LPN Clinic, Well Care

Trinity Health-ND; Minot (ND); On-site; USD 48,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Trinity Health-ND’s LPN Clinic, Well Care in Minot provides direct nursing support in an outpatient setting under supervision of providers and RNs. You will perform assessments, vital signs, immunizations, injections, and minor procedures while documenting in the EHR.

This role emphasizes care coordination, patient education, infection prevention, and seamless clinic operations, with occasional travel to satellite clinics as needed.

Qualifications

• LPN licensure required.
• CPR within orientation.
• One year LPN experience preferred; clinic experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Obtain vital signs and complete nursing assessments.
• Administer medications and immunizations per protocol.
• Prepare exam rooms and coordinate visit readiness.
• Assist with minor procedures and point-of-care testing.
• Document accurately in the EHR and support care coordination.
• Assist with patient education and follow-up instructions.

Skills

Vital signs

Assessments

Immunizations

Injections

Lab specimen handling

Education

LPN licensure

Tools

Electronic Health Record (EHR)

Job description

Position Summary:The LPN Clinic, Well Care provides direct nursing support in an outpatient clinic setting under the supervision of providers, RNs, and clinic leadership. This role delivers patient-focused care by performing clinical tasks such as assessments, vital signs, point-of-care testing, and immunizations while maintaining accurate documentation and supporting care coordination. Working collaboratively with the interdisciplinary care team, the LPN Clinic, Well Care helps promote a safe, welcoming, and efficient clinic environment that supports patient access, continuity of care, and consistent service quality. Through clear communication, attention to detail, and teamwork, this position contributes to positive patient experiences and effective clinic operations.Key Responsibilities:Perform nursing tasks such as obtaining vital signs, completing assessments, administering medications and immunizations, and supporting minor procedures in accordance with licensure and clinic protocols.Conduct point-of-care testing, collect and prepare laboratory specimens, and ensure accurate documentation within the electronic health record.Assist providers with patient flow by preparing exam rooms, coordinating visit readiness, and reinforcing patient education and follow-up instructions.Collaborate with RNs, providers, and clinic staff to support care coordination, triage needs, and continuity of services.Maintain clean, organized, and well-stocked clinical spaces while adhering to infection-prevention and safety standards.Participate in departmental communication, quality initiatives, and cross-site support, which may include occasional travel to satellite clinics.Licenses and Certifications Required:Current or temporary LPN license in ND or compact LPN licensureCPR required within orientation periodOngoing Point of Care certifications as required for department required within orientation periodEducational Requirements:LPN as evidenced by licensureExperience Requirements:One year or more of LPN experience preferredClinic experience preferredCoding experience preferredSpecial Skills or Training Requirements:May require travel to satellitesComputer useTrinity community clinics – draw and package lab testsPhysical Requirements:The LPN Clinic, Well Care frequently stands, walks, bends, and assists with patient movement during routine clinic activities. The role requires the ability to lift and carry clinical supplies or equipment of moderate weight and to use fine motor skills for injections, specimen handling, and documentation. Adequate vision, hearing, and communication abilities are essential for performing assessments, interacting with patients, and responding appropriately to clinical situations.Environmental Requirements:Work is performed in an outpatient clinical environment with regular exposure to exam rooms, laboratory areas, and patient-care interactions. The role may involve contact with infectious diseases, bodily fluids, and cleaning or disinfectant agents. The LPN is required to follow all safety, PPE, and infection-control protocols and may rotate between clinic sites depending on departmental needs.