Per Diem LPN: Medication Dispensing & Care in SUD Clinic

BayMark Health Services, Inc.; Peabody (MA); On-site; USD 45,000 - 50,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

401K Retirement Plan

Accrued Sick Time

Employee Referral Program

BayMark Perks Program

BayMark University Learning

Job summary

Health Care Resource Centers is seeking a Per Diem Dispensing Nurse (LPN) in Massachusetts. The role involves dispensing prescribed medications, maintaining dispensing equipment, managing inventory, and reporting patient treatment information as part of a treatment team with physicians and supervisors.

The ideal candidate has an active MA LPN license, CPR certification, and experience with EMR systems. Prior experience in chemical dependency is preferred, with compliance to federal/state regs

Qualifications

• LPN license in MA is required.
• CPR certification is required.
• Experience with EMR and basic computer use preferred.

Responsibilities

• Administer daily medication to patients per policy and protocols.
• Use automated dispensing systems and maintain dispensing equipment.
• Maintain records as required by company policy and regulations.
• Ensure security standards for distribution and storage of controlled substances.
• Order and stock medications per DEA/state rules (if authorized).
• Provide daily patient assessments.
• Assist Nursing Supervisor in orienting new staff.
• Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.

Skills

CPR certification

Chemical dependency experience

EMR proficiency

Education

LPN license (Massachusetts)

Tools

EMR systems

Computer literacy

Job description

Health Care Resource Centers is seeking a Per Diem Dispensing Nurse (LPN) in Massachusetts. The role involves dispensing prescribed medications, maintaining dispensing equipment, managing inventory, and reporting patient treatment information as part of a treatment team with physicians and supervisors.

The ideal candidate has an active MA LPN license, CPR certification, and experience with EMR systems. Prior experience in chemical dependency is preferred, with compliance to federal/state regs