OBGYN LPN - Per Diem | Flexible Day Shifts

Day Kimball Health; Connecticut; On-site; USD 34,000 - 52,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Sick Time

401K Plan with Eligible Employer Con ©

Pet Insurance

Clinical Ladder Program

Shift Differential

Pay for Performance

Job summary

Day Kimball Health is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse for a per diem OBGYN position based in Plainfield, CT. The role supports daily clinic operations and patient care under physician direction.

The LPN will monitor medications, vaccines, patient rooms, and equipment, while maintaining confidentiality and providing education to families. Per diem requires a minimum of 32 hours per month and a flexible daytime schedule.

Qualifications

• High school diploma required; college coursework preferred.
• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in CT.
• Two years as LPN in hospital or office setting required.
• Current Connecticut licensure required.

Responsibilities

• Document chief complaint and vital signs (height, weight, BP).
• Maintain even distribution of patients and keep rooms stocked with medical and educational materials.
• Reinforce health information with families after consulting with provider.
• Answer medical questions or refer to physician as needed.
• Secure exam and lab rooms and restock supplies daily.
• Retrieve orders from Lab/X-ray when requested.
• Provide lead screens and immunizations on well child visits.
• Maintain updated immunization records monthly for CT.
• Maintain confidentiality in a professional manner.
• Order and manage medical equipment and supplies.

Skills

Confidentiality

Cultural sensitivity

Patient flow

Emergency alert

Assisting clinician

Immunizations

Strep culture

Minor procedures

Equipment management

Vaccine administration

Education

LPN degree

Connecticut licensure

High school diploma

Tools

Medical equipment

Job description

Day Kimball Health is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse for a per diem OBGYN position based in Plainfield, CT. The role supports daily clinic operations and patient care under physician direction.

The LPN will monitor medications, vaccines, patient rooms, and equipment, while maintaining confidentiality and providing education to families. Per diem requires a minimum of 32 hours per month and a flexible daytime schedule.