Lung Nodule Navigator — Ambulatory LPN

University of Mississippi Medical Center; Jackson (MS); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Mississippi Medical Center seeks an Ambulatory LPN—Lung Nodule Navigator to deliver direct patient care on the Main Campus in Jackson. You will administer treatments, monitor progress, and document care under supervision, contributing to IV therapy expansion where permitted by state regulations.

Team collaboration and strong communication are essential as you participate in nursing councils and support care continuity for patients with lung nodules.

Qualifications

• Valid LPN license.
• LPN IV therapy expanded role may be required for some clinical areas.
• BLS required within 90 days post-hire.

Responsibilities

• Assists with patient care by executing and administering treatments and procedures directed by supervisor.
• Reports to supervisor and other staff any patient issues and concerns.
• Maintains accurate patient records (e.g. charts, schedules, procedures, medication /treatment history, etc.).
• Educates patients and family members in accordance with established plan of care.
• Functions in expanded role of IV therapy in accordance with regulatory standards, if required by clinical area.
• Serves on at least one nursing council, hospital, or medical center committee, task force, or project team to improve patient care or work area demonstrates core standards of exceptional customer service.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Skills

Patient care procedures

Verbal and written communication

Interpersonal skills

Computer systems knowledge

Teamwork

Education

LPN license

Job description

The University of Mississippi Medical Center seeks an Ambulatory LPN—Lung Nodule Navigator to deliver direct patient care on the Main Campus in Jackson. You will administer treatments, monitor progress, and document care under supervision, contributing to IV therapy expansion where permitted by state regulations.

Team collaboration and strong communication are essential as you participate in nursing councils and support care continuity for patients with lung nodules.