Part-Time LPN: Behavioral Health in a Nature-Inspired Setting

Village Behavioral Health Treatment Center; Louisville (TN); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Holidays

Paid Orientation/Training

Employee Assistance Program/Employee  

Free food during shift

Growth opportunities

Casual work attire/no scrubs

Safe work environment

Positive atmosphere

Shift differential pay

Job summary

Village Behavioral Health in Louisville, TN seeks a part-time LPN/LVN to provide nursing care to adolescents in a residential setting. Embrace a relaxed dress code, a supportive team, and meaningful patient interaction while helping with clinical duties and patient safety in a psychiatric program.

The role emphasizes collaboration with RNs and doctors, accurate documentation, medication administration, and compassionate care.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited nursing program is required.
• LPN/LVN license required by state.
• CPR and de-escalation/restraint certification required.
• One or more years of nursing experience preferred.
• Ability to monitor and document patient status and respond to changes.

Responsibilities

• Monitor patient health and provide basic nursing care.
• Prioritize patient safety and respond to changes.
• Collaborate with nurses and physicians to meet patient needs.
• Administer medications per physician orders and policies.
• Document patient symptoms, progress, and care provided.
• Communicate professionally with patients, families, and staff.

Skills

Nursing care

Patient safety

Communication

Documentation

Collaboration

Empathy

Education

Graduation from an accredited school of nursing

Job description

Village Behavioral Health in Louisville, TN seeks a part-time LPN/LVN to provide nursing care to adolescents in a residential setting. Embrace a relaxed dress code, a supportive team, and meaningful patient interaction while helping with clinical duties and patient safety in a psychiatric program.

The role emphasizes collaboration with RNs and doctors, accurate documentation, medication administration, and compassionate care.