Role Overview: The LPN provides clinical support in a radiology or procedural setting, ensuring patient education, preparation, and care.
Key Responsibilities: Obtain and document patient history, vital signs, and assist with examinations; support providers during diagnostic and minor surgical procedures; collect and prepare laboratory specimens; administer medications and vaccines; maintain a clean and sterile environment; follow up on diagnostic testing to ensure accuracy and completion; and respond to patient inquiries to facilitate efficient care.
Qualifications & Skills: Graduation from a Specialty Training Program in Nursing is required; 3-5 years of LPN experience, preferably in procedural or inpatient care; ability to work independently with support; strong communication skills; and knowledge of clinical procedures and infection control practices.
Work Environment & Benefits: Typically performed in a clinical setting, with full-time hours and a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, vision, retirement plans, paid time off, tuition reimbursement, wellness programs, and family support services. The role emphasizes patient-centered care, safety, innovation, and teamwork.