LPN / LVN - Ambulatory

Cynet Health; Town of Victor (NY); On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Part time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking an LPN/LVN for an ambulatory dermatology clinic in New York. The 13-week assignment is day shift, 8 hours (08:00 - 16:30). Must have 1 year of experience, NY license, and BLS.

EPIC experience is required; dermatology or Mohs experience is a plus. Responsibilities include triage, vital signs, urine collection, dressing changes, medication reconciliation, patient phone calls, lab result interpretation, specimen labeling, and managing patient health questionnaires and

Qualifications

• BLS certification required
• 1 year clinical experience required
• EPIC experience required
• In-office procedures experience preferred
• Dermatology/Mohs experience a plus
• Ability to work in a busy office environment
• Floating to other dermatology locations may be required

Responsibilities

• Obtain and instruct clean catch urine samples
• Perform simple dressing changes
• Conduct telephone triage
• Monitor vital signs
• Reconcile medications
• Make follow-up phone calls
• Interpret laboratory results
• Label specimens
• Manage patient health questionnaires, history and allergies
• Handle routine pharmacy calls and patient refill requests
• Set up aseptic and sterile procedure trays

Skills

Clinical procedures

Patient care

Vital signs

Tools

EPIC EMR

Job description

LPN / LVN - Ambulatory

Profession: LVN / LPN

Specialty: Outpatient Clinic

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Day

Hours per Shift: 8 hours (08:00 - 16:30)

Experience: 1 year

License: Must have a valid NY license

Certifications: BLS required

Must-Have: EPIC experience

Description:BLS certification is required.One year of experience is required.Candidates must have EPIC experience.Experience with in-office procedures is preferred.General dermatology and Mohs experience is a plus.Candidates should be comfortable working in a busy office environment.The position requires floating to all other dermatology locations.Candidates will be part of a dynamic team focused on patient care.Responsibilities include obtaining and instructing clean catch urine samples, performing simple dressing changes, conducting telephone triage, monitoring vital signs, and reconciling medications.Other duties include making follow-up phone calls, interpreting laboratory results, labeling specimens, and managing patient health questionnaires, history, and allergies.Routine pharmacy calls and patient refill requests are also expected.Candidates should be proficient in setting up aseptic and sterile procedure trays.