Part-Time Night LPN — Geriatric Long-Term Care

Redcliffshealth; St. George (VT); On-site; USD 30,000 - 41,000; Part time

Job summary

Red Cliffs Health and Rehab is seeking a Part-time LPN to join our skilled nursing facility in St George, UT. The role involves 12-hour shifts from 6PM to 6AM, with 1 or 2 days per week, and requires an LPN license in good standing.

You will be responsible for ordering medications and supplies, administering treatments, and monitoring residents closely. Strong communication and adherence to care plans are essential to provide high-quality resident care.

Qualifications

• LPN license in good standing.
• Effective communication.
• Willingness to learn local, state and federal long-term care regulations.

Responsibilities

• Ordering medications, equipment and supplies as prescribed.
• Preparing and administering treatments/medications as ordered by the physician.
• Notify the physician and/or family members when there is a change in resident's condition.
• Administering nursing procedures such as tube feedings, suction, catheterization, changing of dressings, packs, and irrigations as necessary.
• Continuous observation and monitoring of seriously ill residents.
• Being the patient advocate and ensuring that other health care team members are providing care according to the resident's care plan and personal wishes.
• Accurately completing necessary charting as required and in a timely manner.
• SNF nurses care for geriatric patients who require 24/7 care

Skills

Effective communication

Patient advocacy

Team collaboration

Education

LPN license in good standing

Job description

Red Cliffs Health and Rehab is seeking a Part-time LPN to join our skilled nursing facility in St George, UT. The role involves 12-hour shifts from 6PM to 6AM, with 1 or 2 days per week, and requires an LPN license in good standing.

You will be responsible for ordering medications and supplies, administering treatments, and monitoring residents closely. Strong communication and adherence to care plans are essential to provide high-quality resident care.