Sr. Licensed Vocational Nurse; LVN) Primary and Pediatrics Specialty
Listed on 2026-10-15
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Nursing
LPN/LVN, Healthcare Nursing, Nursing Home, Pediatric Nurse
Job Summary
The Sr. LVN is responsible for sustaining an environment of intrinsic good will for the practice while providing optimum services to patients. The Sr. LVN provides licensed medical support to medical care providers as a vocational nurse for the department/clinical team to which it is assigned. The Sr. LVN is supervised by a licensed physician or registered nurse when performing duties within the vocational nurse scope of practice.
The Sr. LVN works under the direction of clinic/department management for administrative purposes, including customer service, professional behavior & development, assignment & scheduling of work, and performance of job functions not requiring supervision by a LIP.
The Sr. LVN is responsible for sustaining an environment of intrinsic good will for the practice while providing optimum services to patients. The Sr. LVN provides licensed medical support to medical care providers as a vocational nurse for the department/clinical team to which it is assigned. The Sr. LVN is supervised by a licensed physician or registered nurse when performing duties within the vocational nurse scope of practice.
The Sr. LVN works under the direction of clinic/department management for administrative purposes, including customer service, professional behavior & development, assignment & scheduling of work, and performance of job functions not requiring supervision by a LIP.
- California Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)
- American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross Basic Life Support (BLS), or UC Davis Health CPR
- Must provide proof of valid Intravenous (IV) Therapy and Blood Withdrawal certification
- Must provide documentation of graduation from an accredited school of vocational nursing, or completion of education and experience as a corpsman in the United States military
- Minimum of two (2) years of Licensed Vocational Nurse experience.
- Ability to pass the safe to practice pharmacology exam.
- Skills within the scope of practice of a licensed vocational nurse.
- Knowledge of common medications, indications, dosage ranges, dilutions, side effects, and potential toxicity, and typical allergic reactions.
- Knowledge of basic anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology, with ability to recognize the abnormal.
- Observation skills to detect changes in patient’s condition and potential adverse reactions to treatments.
- Knowledge of medical terminology sufficient to communicate effectively with patients, health care providers and insurance company representatives regarding appointments, services
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