Per Diem LPN: Dispensing Nurse in Substance Use Treatment

Jobvite, Inc.; Brighton (CO); On-site; USD 27,000 - 38,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K Retirement Plan

Candidate Referral Program

BayMark University Learning

Job summary

BAART Program in Colorado seeks a Per Diem Dispensing Nurse – LPN to dispense prescribed medications and support the treatment team. You will manage dispensing equipment, track inventory, and report patient treatment data while collaborating with Physicians and Nursing Supervisors.

The role emphasizes empathy, detail orientation, and a non-judgmental approach toward individuals in substance use disorder treatment, with responsibilities including daily patient assessments and staff orientation

Qualifications

• Licensed Practical Nurse with Colorado license and current CPR certification.
• EMR/computer proficiency desired.
• Experience in chemical dependency preferred and a positive attitude toward individuals in treatment.
• Satisfactory drug screen and background check.

Responsibilities

• Administer daily medication to patients per program policy and medical protocols.
• Use automated dispensing systems, calibrate pumps, and maintain dispensing equipment.
• Produce and maintain records as required by company, Federal and State Regulations.
• Ensure security standards for distribution and storage of controlled substances as set forth in regulations.
• Order, receive and stock medications per DEA and State regulations.
• Provide daily assessment of patients.
• Assist Nursing Supervisor to orient new nursing staff.
• Other duties as determined by supervisor.

Skills

EMR proficiency

Computer proficiency

Attention to detail

Empathy

Education

LPN license in Colorado

CPR certification

Job description

BAART Program in Colorado seeks a Per Diem Dispensing Nurse – LPN to dispense prescribed medications and support the treatment team. You will manage dispensing equipment, track inventory, and report patient treatment data while collaborating with Physicians and Nursing Supervisors.

The role emphasizes empathy, detail orientation, and a non-judgmental approach toward individuals in substance use disorder treatment, with responsibilities including daily patient assessments and staff orientation