LPN - Dosing Nurse for Opioid Care Team

Colonial Management Group Careers; North Charleston (SC); Presencial; USD 48 000 - 64 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

New Season Treatment Centers in South Carolina seeks a licensed practical nurse to work under the Medical Director or RN and the Program Director in a clinic setting. You will provide direct patient care, administer medications, track inventory, and assist with quality processes essential to opioid use disorder treatment.

You will engage with patients during difficult times, ensure compliance, and support daily operations including labs, dosing verification, and documentation.

Qualificações

• LPN license in the state of SC or multi-state; Pharm Tech license or willingness to obtain.
• Understanding of opiate addiction and medical terminology; basic nursing knowledge.
• Experience in clinical environment is helpful.

Responsabilidades

• Supply and administer medication per physician order and record in medical record.
• Conduct inventory of medication supply daily with accuracy.
• Maintain daily accounting of medication in inventory.
• Collect fees and perform cash reconciliation when needed.
• Ensure disposal of medical waste per protocol.
• Observe patient demeanor prior to dosing.
• Contact other centers to verify dosages as needed.
• Administer required lab tests and collect data for review by Medical Director/RN.
• Schedule and screen patients for appointment with Medical Director.
• Assist Medical Director in data collection for history and physical.
• Maintain confidentiality of all patient paperwork.
• Participate in CARF preparation and state audits.
• Interface with public and patients, answer phones, greet visitors.

Conhecimentos

Clinical nursing

Medication administration

Patient interaction

Basic math

Computer literacy

Microsoft Word/Excel

Formação académica

LPN license SC or multi-state

Pharm Tech license or willingness

Descrição da oferta de emprego

New Season Treatment Centers in South Carolina seeks a licensed practical nurse to work under the Medical Director or RN and the Program Director in a clinic setting. You will provide direct patient care, administer medications, track inventory, and assist with quality processes essential to opioid use disorder treatment.

You will engage with patients during difficult times, ensure compliance, and support daily operations including labs, dosing verification, and documentation.