What are the responsibilities and job description for the Resident Care Coordinator- LPN position at Seneca Place?
Are you an exceptional Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) who excels at both hands-on care and detailed coordination? Seneca Place is seeking a compassionate and highly organized LPN to step into the crucial role of Resident Care Coordinator.
You won't just be managing clinical tasks; you'll be an essential point person ensuring smooth, high-quality care across our community, including our skilled nursing and assisted living services. If you thrive on teamwork, accurate documentation, and providing compassionate care, we’re looking for you!
The Heart of the Role: Your Impact
As the Resident Care Coordinator, you are the link between clinical needs, effective communication, and regulatory accuracy.
Care Plan Support: Assist in the development, implementation, and daily monitoring of individualized care plans for residents, ensuring they are accurate, current, and followed by all staff.
Clinical Support: Assist the nursing team by ensuring timely and accurate documentation, follow-through on physician orders, and consistent communication regarding resident status changes.
Documentation and Compliance: Ensure all resident care documentation and daily charting meet federal, state, and facility standards. This role supports the integrity of our records and adherence to compliance requirements.
Interdisciplinary Team Member: Facilitate effective communication and coordination among nurses, physicians, CNAs, therapists, families, and outside healthcare providers.
Communication Liaison: Serve as a key clinical point of contact for residents and their families for routine updates and information, addressing concerns with empathy and clarity.
What We Need You to Bring (The Essentials)
Active Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in the state of Pennsylvania (Mandatory).
Minimum of 2-3 years of clinical experience in a long-term care, skilled nursing, or assisted living environment.
Proven experience with nursing documentation, charting, and assisting with resident care planning.
Exceptional organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced setting.
Strong verbal and written communication skills—you'll be communicating with RNs, CNAs, and concerned family members.
Why Join the Seneca Place Family?
We are a pillar of the Verona community, dedicated to creating a supportive and engaging environment for both our residents and our staff.
Stable Team: Work alongside dedicated professionals who are passionate about senior care.
Career Growth: Opportunities to further develop your administrative and clinical documentation skills in a comprehensive care setting.
Competitive Pay & Benefits: We value the clinical expertise an LPN brings to this coordinator role.
Ready to Coordinate Excellence?
If you're an LPN who is ready to dedicate your skills to ensuring accurate documentation and superior resident care, we encourage you to apply.