Night Shift LPN — Correctional Health Care (12-hour)

Medical University of South Carolina; United States; On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Employer Sponsored Retirement Plan

Paid time off

Extended sick leave

Paid Parental Leave

Disability insurance

Continuous professional training

Competitive pay

Annual merit increase

Wellbeing resources

Tuition Reimbursement

Employee perks and discounts

Employee referral program

Flexible schedule options

Certification incentive program

Job summary

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Community Physicians (MCP) seeks an LPN to provide patient/family centered nursing care in a correctional healthcare setting. Under a registered nurse’s direction, you will screen patients, document findings, and assist with procedures during 12-hour night shifts.

Responsibilities include intake screenings, triage, and coordination with correctional staff. A valid SC or compact state LPN license and current CPR are required; benefits include health

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited Practical Nurse program.
• Licensed as an LPN in South Carolina or a compact state.
• Current CPR card required (AHA BLS or Red Cross Professional Rescuer).

Responsibilities

• Perform nursing care for inmates/detainees per facility rules.
• Conduct medical intake screenings during booking/admission.
• Respond to medical emergencies inside the secure perimeter.
• Coordinate with correctional officers for safe movement of inmates.
• Maintain control of sharps, medications, and medical equipment.
• Provide care in locked cells, segregation units, and intake areas.
• Maintain professionalism and boundaries at all times.

Skills

LPN license

CPR

Vital signs

Patient care

Education

Licensed Practical Nurse license

Compact state licensure

Job description

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) Community Physicians (MCP) seeks an LPN to provide patient/family centered nursing care in a correctional healthcare setting. Under a registered nurse’s direction, you will screen patients, document findings, and assist with procedures during 12-hour night shifts.

Responsibilities include intake screenings, triage, and coordination with correctional staff. A valid SC or compact state LPN license and current CPR are required; benefits include health