LPN / LVN - LTC
Profession: Nursing
Specialty: Long Term Care
Duration: Full-Time
Shift: Night Shift
Hours per Shift: 12 Hours
Experience: New Graduates Welcome
License: Must possess a current license or temporary work permit
Certifications: BLS (AHA) Required
Must-Have: Knowledge of medical asepsis, body mechanics, personal care of residents, correct use and care of equipment, observation techniques, reporting and recording.
Description:
Under the direction of the RN Supervisor, the LPN Wing Supervisor carries out the medical plan of care.
Oversees the care provided to residents to ensure compliance with nursing practices and applicable regulations.
Administers and records medications, treatments, and monitoring as ordered.
Accurately transcribes physician orders and completes monthly summaries.
Reviews care plans with nursing assistants on summary days and updates as needed.
Notifies the RN Supervisor immediately of significant changes in resident conditions.
Reports and documents changes in resident condition.
Communicates resident transfers to family and department heads.
Completes transfer forms for all transfers.
Assists physicians with rounds, examinations, and treatments as needed.
Collects laboratory specimens and arranges for their delivery.
On resident death, supervises and assists with postmortem procedures.
Encourages resident participation in scheduled activities.
Completes incident reports accurately.
Documents weights and vital signs and follows up as necessary.
Cleans and stocks treatment trays daily and prepares daily reports.
Counts narcotics with another nurse at the beginning and end of shift.
Maintains an accurate inventory of resident belongings and documents any changes.
Maintains a clean and safe environment and reports potential hazards.
Supervises and directs resident care provided by nursing assistants.
Attends care plan conferences for assigned wing as needed.
Assists in the orientation of new nursing staff and adjusts staffing assignments as needed.
Conducts team conferences and ensures staff are familiar with changes in policies and procedures.
Monitors nurse aide documentation for compliance with regulations.
Provides direct care for residents as needed.
Documents drug disposal on resident charts.
Attends required in-services and meetings.
Assists nursing assistants on the hall as needed.
Must maintain a courteous and professional manner with residents, visitors, and coworkers.
Must be willing to comply with institutional regulations, policies, and procedures.
Good physical health and mental alertness are required to perform job functions efficiently.
Must possess the ability to accept and follow written and verbal directives.
Must utilize good communication and observation skills.
