LPN/CMA Float

FamilyCare is looking for LPN (preferred) or CMA Float. Selected candidate will be based at Patrick Street but will need the ability to travel to different locations around the regions!

Get to know us:

FamilyCare Health Centers can promise you an environment that not only encourages your best but also rewards it with plenty of room to grow. We are a nationally recognized FQHC- federally qualified health center. 

We operate more than 22 locations in four counties: Kanawha, Putnam, Cabell, and Boone.

FamilyCare is committed to providing comprehensive care leading to healthy communities. 

 Physical Requirements: 

A high degree of digital and manual dexterity required in most aspects of the job. Also, constant standing, walking, frequent bending and stretching, occasional lifting of items weighing up to 75 pounds, and occasional pushing of items weighing up to 200 pounds. Exposure to bodily fluids, communicable diseases, toxic substances, medicinal preparations, and other conditions common to a clinic environment that includes laboratory.

Qualifications: 

Current LPN license required or have a Valid Certification as a Medical Assistant with a Diploma from an accredited Medical Assistant program. Must have excellent communication skills with an emphasis on quality customer service.

• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license or a CMA Certification (4 years of CMA nursing experience can substitute for LPN requirement)
• Strong analytic skills, problem-solving, and critical thinking
• Outstanding written communication, verbal communication, and computer skills

Basic Function: 

Responsible for assisting providers with direct patient care through clinical duties and telephone care. Assist medical support staff with clerical duties, computer data entry, referrals, procedures within scope of practice, and routine patient communication.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Demonstrate competency with required trainings through completion of three orientation checklists: MA/LPN job description checklist, phone triage checklist, electronic health record (EHR) documentation and competency checklist validated by an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse for administering medications.
• Perform routine telephone and walk in triage and forward information appropriately to provider/MA/nurse.
• Perform patient assessments, including vital signs, blood pressure, height, weight, BMI, pulse oximetry, pulse, chief complaint, and age appropriate screenings.
• Review, update, and reconcile patient allergies, medication list, problem list, reminders, family history, and surgical history.
• Perform/complete quality management as applicable per patient, including self management, goal setting, and follow up. Provide educational material for patients with chronic illness, or in need of prevention education materials.
• Clean and stock nurse's station, lab, patient bathrooms, equipment, and exam rooms daily, as well as other areas of the site as needed.
• Exam rooms are to be cleaned and disinfected between every patient daily. 
• Attend and participate in staff meetings and requested committees.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

Provider Directed Responsibilities:

• Perform all on-site testing as ordered (or per standing orders) and document results into the EHR and bill, including UA, UPT, strep screen, hemoglobin, blood glucose, Hgb AIC, rapid mono, flu, hemoccult, and drug screens.
• Perform venipuncture (must be certified in phlebotomy), label tubes appropriately, and route all specimens to correct lab according to payer source if needed.
• Perform EKG, oxygen administration, nebulizer administration, pulse oximetry, cryo procedure assistance, and tympanogram.
• Administer adult and childhood vaccines under the direction of the in-house provider and/or per the approved standing orders of the health center.
• Administer medications under the direction of the in-house provider and/or per the approved standing orders of the health center.
  
  Medications such as insulin and Rhogam must be administered by licensed personnel. Injectable medications requiring constitution or adjustment beyond the standard dosing or in a multi-dose vial must be mixed and withdrawn in the presence of the in-house provider, clinician or registered nurse prior to administering to verify proper dosing.
  
  Vivitrol or other medications maintained in a single dose vial or syringe may be  administered with documented training.
   
• Perform ordered screening, including hearing, vision and TB testing.
• Obtain prior-authorization for prescriptions, durable medical equipment, and other therapies as needed. Forward other appropriate documents.
• Assist providers with routine patient communication including lab and test result notifications, prescription call-ins, and patient call backs.
• Administer routine wound care and dressing changes.
• Monitor patients who are determined by the provider to be stable.

What we can offer for all your hard work:

Benefits:

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• 401(K)
• Paid time off and sick time
• Discount programs