Private Duty LPN​/RN

Role Overview

The Private Duty LPN/RN provides skilled nursing care to assigned patients, following the nursing process of assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation while adhering to relevant laws, policies, and standards.

• Administer ordered treatments and medications per care plan and physician's instructions.
• Identify and address new problems, notifying supervisors and physicians as needed, and document all actions.
• Perform clinical observations, communicate significant changes, and request order modifications based on patient status.
• Work collaboratively as part of a team under RN supervision, ensuring accurate documentation and appropriate use of services.
• Participate in mandated activities, adhere to policies, and maintain professional appearance and punctuality.

• Graduation from an accredited program and valid licensure to practice.
• Relevant professional experience and successful competency testing.
• Reliable transportation, current TB and CPR certifications.
• Organized, flexible, with sound judgment and physical ability to perform duties.

• Ability to perform physical activities including lifting and movement, with vision and hearing within normal limits.
• Work occurs mainly in private homes with variable conditions, potential exposure to hazards, and frequent travel required.