What are the responsibilities and job description for the PRN Licensed Practical Nurse position at Proforma Health?
The Licensed Vocational/Practical Nurse PreOp provides patient care during the pre-operative phase, ensuring safety, quality, and compliance with standards.
Key responsibilities include administering treatments, performing procedures such as IV insertions and vital sign monitoring, and communicating with physicians and anesthesia teams about patient conditions.
Qualifications require current licensure, IV certification, BLS (ACLS preferred), and experience in acute care or outpatient settings.
Skills include strong interpersonal and communication abilities, good judgment, ability to prioritize, and proficiency in computer documentation.
Additional duties involve supporting infection control, safety programs, inventory management, and assisting with patient history collection and documentation.
Must demonstrate professionalism, initiative, and the ability to respond effectively to routine and emergency situations, promoting a collaborative and safe environment.
Work involves potential exposure to communicable diseases and adherence to safety protocols, with flexibility in scheduling.
Key responsibilities include administering treatments, performing procedures such as IV insertions and vital sign monitoring, and communicating with physicians and anesthesia teams about patient conditions.
Qualifications require current licensure, IV certification, BLS (ACLS preferred), and experience in acute care or outpatient settings.
Skills include strong interpersonal and communication abilities, good judgment, ability to prioritize, and proficiency in computer documentation.
Additional duties involve supporting infection control, safety programs, inventory management, and assisting with patient history collection and documentation.
Must demonstrate professionalism, initiative, and the ability to respond effectively to routine and emergency situations, promoting a collaborative and safe environment.
Work involves potential exposure to communicable diseases and adherence to safety protocols, with flexibility in scheduling.