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Job summary
A comprehensive health management provider in North Myrtle Beach is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to support clinical and clerical operations within a health and wellness center. The LPN will assist the provider, perform appropriate tests and procedures, and manage administrative tasks. Candidates must hold a valid state LPN license, current BLS certification, and have a minimum of one year clinical experience. Excellent organizational and communication skills are essential for maintaining effective patient relations in a diverse workplace.
Qualifications
Current state LPN license in good standing.
Current BLS certification.
Minimum one-year clinical experience as LPN.
Strong organization and communication skills.
Ability to communicate effectively and maintain relationships.
Knowledge of HIPAA confidentiality requirements.
Responsibilities
Maintain a professional image and exhibit excellent customer relations.
Prepare patients for the provider by triage and assessment.
Perform tests such as laboratory tests, EKGs, and spirometry.
Prepare medications and administer injections as ordered.
Assist providers with procedures and treatments.
Manage overall health center inventory and supply management.
Skills
Strong organization and communication skills
Ability to communicate effectively
Knowledge of HIPAA confidentiality requirements
Education
Current state LPN license
Current BLS certification
Minimum one-year clinical experience as LPN
Job description
A comprehensive health management provider in North Myrtle Beach is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to support clinical and clerical operations within a health and wellness center. The LPN will assist the provider, perform appropriate tests and procedures, and manage administrative tasks. Candidates must hold a valid state LPN license, current BLS certification, and have a minimum of one year clinical experience. Excellent organizational and communication skills are essential for maintaining effective patient relations in a diverse workplace.