LPN - new grads welcome!

Element Care; Lowell (MA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Element Care in Lowell, MA is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). This full-time role operates Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM with no nights, weekends, or holidays.

The LPN contributes to assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of care for participants, under RN supervision, within a home care setting. The LPN works with an interdisciplinary team to identify clinical concerns, coordinate care, educate participants and families, and help maintain participants safely in the

Responsibilities

• Maintains and manages an assigned participant caseload in collaboration with the Registered Nurse and interdisciplinary team.
• Monitors assigned participants for changes in condition, hospitalizations, ER visits, falls, wounds, medication concerns, or psychosocial changes and communicates findings to the RN, provider, and IDT members.
• Coordinates scheduled nursing visits and communicates participant care needs to the care team.
• Supports urgent care and early intervention initiatives to reduce unnecessary ER utilization and preventable hospital admissions.
• Participates in monitoring and follow-up of acute participant conditions and assists in post-ER and post-hospitalization care coordination.
• Reinforces participant and caregiver education regarding use of on-call and urgent care resources and when to contact Element Care.
• Participates in work visits to assigned patients in home care environments and reviews participant history and labs to inform care planning.

Job description

LPN - new grads welcome!

Element Care Lowell, Massachusetts, United States

About this position

Great Life work Balance position with excellent benefits!

Incumbent contributes to the assessment, plan, implementation, and evaluation of participants, documenting care in accordance with policies and standards, utilizing the framework for professional nursing practice and development. Position provides and contributes to the evaluation of care appropriate to the participant under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. Functions as a key member of the interdisciplinary team by supporting complex participant care coordination, early identification of clinical concerns, chronic disease management, and implementation of individualized care plans designed to maintain participants safely in the community while reducing avoidable emergency room visits and hospitalization. This is a full-time position, Monday- Friday 8-4 position; no nights, weekends or holidays!

Responsibilities:

• Maintains and manages an assigned participant caseload in collaboration with the Registered Nurse and interdisciplinary team.
• Monitors assigned participants for changes in condition, hospitalizations, ER visits, falls, wounds, medication concerns, or psychosocial changes and promptly communicates findings to the RN, provider, and appropriate IDT members.
• Coordinates scheduled nursing visits and communicates participant care needs, changes, and follow-up requirements to the care team.
• Supports urgent care and early intervention initiatives aimed at reducing unnecessary ER utilization and preventable hospital admissions.
• Participates in monitoring and follow-up of acute participant conditions, including post-ER and post-hospitalization care coordination and assist in identifying participants appropriate for urgent home-based interventions and communicates changes in condition promptly to the care team.
• Reinforces participant and caregiver education regarding appropriate use of on-call, urgent care resources, and when to contact Element Care prior to seeking emergency services.
• · Participates in during work visits to assigned patients in home care environment.
• Contributes to the assessment of the participant and reviews participant history. Reviews available information obtained by other IDT members and diagnostics and laboratory data and reports abnormal results to the physician(s) and other appropriate caregivers. Contributes to the assessment and reassessments according to participant need.
• Follows and contributes to individualized plans of care based on participant needs, assessment findings, participant/family input, and the medical plan of care. Reviews