LPN - Competitive Pay, Daily Pay & Full/Part-Time Roles

Bethany Center For Rehabilitation and Healing; Brentwood (TN); On-site; USD 40,000 - 57,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k)

Paid orientation

Paid training

Health insurance

Dental Insurance

Employee Perks

KinderCare Discount

Plum Benefits

Job summary

Bethany Center For Rehabilitation and Healing is seeking licensed practical nurses (LPN) to join a dedicated post-acute care team. You will administer medications, participate in admissions, transfers and discharges, and document care in patient records.

Educating residents and families about treatment plans, collaborating with physicians and therapists, and upholding infection control standards are key aspects of the role.

Qualifications

• The Nurse must possess a nursing degree from an accredited college or university, or be a graduate of an approved LPN nursing program.

Responsibilities

• Medication administration and treatments.
• Assist with admission, transfer and discharging of residents.
• Document resident care services by charting in resident medical record and department records.
• Educate residents regarding treatment, rehabilitation, change of status, etc. as well as family members.
• Adhering to infection control policies and procedures as well as all other facility policies and procedures.
• Consult with resident’s physician regarding resident’s plan of care as well as notifying them of any changes.
• Maintain resident’s confidentiality and privacy.
• Assure quality of care by adhering to DOH standards of practice and facility standards of care.
• Assist with solving resident’s problems by working with the interdisciplinary team.

Skills

Medication administration

Patient care

Education

Nursing degree or LPN diploma

Job description

Bethany Center For Rehabilitation and Healing is seeking licensed practical nurses (LPN) to join a dedicated post-acute care team. You will administer medications, participate in admissions, transfers and discharges, and document care in patient records.

Educating residents and families about treatment plans, collaborating with physicians and therapists, and upholding infection control standards are key aspects of the role.