Licensed Practical Nurse LPN

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“I love my job because I feel like I have a voice. The leadership team is always willing to give a helping hand or an ear to listen to my concerns.” — Jessica

D., RCA LPN

“The atmosphere in RCA is different, it’s like family. People care, people smile, people love what they do and I think that makes all the difference when you walk into work every day. I have the opportunity to help people become whole again. I work with talented nursing, clinical and administrative staff who work around the clock to help the clients achieve that same goal.”

— Ashley

B., RCA LPN

RCA’s Passion

In 2013, Recovery Centers of America (RCA) announced a goal:
Save one million lives from the disease of addiction. We’re working fast and hard to fulfill that promise, with over 11 facilities that offer evidence‑based inpatient, outpatient, and medication‑assisted treatment 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

We know one size doesn’t fit all when it comes to addiction treatment; that’s why we tailor our treatment for each patient and offer specialized programs for patients with trauma and multiple recurrences, as well as programs for older adults, first responders, and more.

We believe in the power of local treatment, because families are a huge part of the treatment and recovery process  family program rebuilds, restores, or strengthens family relationships.

Our curriculum, resources, and evidence‑based care were created to help patients not just achieve recovery, but maintain it for life. All of our services and treatment are delivered by clinical expertise – that’s where you come in.

As a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), you’ll be a part of our exciting mission of helping millions of people jumpstart their recovery. Your medical expertise will aid in patient recovery, as you support and implement effective techniques which will make a difference in the lives of patients, their families, and communities.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) plans, directs, and coordinates medically‑approved programs for patients in a Recovery Centers of America substance abuse facility. The LPN may assess a patient’s condition, make recommendations, and may assist the Registered Nurse with individual patients and/or groups of patients to meet their physiological, psychological, safety, and general health needs.

• Assess the physiological and behavioral health status of the patient.
• Complete initial assessment and develop the plan of care.
• Recognize reports and act upon reports of deviation in diagnostic studies.
• Accurately assess and document vital signs and signs of pain, and ensure treatment of pain.
• Communicate and document client’s psychosocial status.
• Collaborate with treatment team to include ancillary departments to determine appropriate treatment/discharge plan.
• Assist the client in understanding the nature of the disease of addiction and the need for treatment.
• Assist in maintaining a safe and secure environment for staff and patients.
• Complete necessary documentation as required by organization policies and procedures.
• Maintain patient confidentiality.
• Maintain accurate records and documentation of patient treatments, immunizations, and laboratory results according to standard medical record‑keeping.
• Follow established policies and procedures for verification of narcotic counts.
• Administer medications according to organization policy.
• Verify the MAR for correct medication and administration times.
• Monitor behavioral changes which may be related to medication administration.
• Provide courteous, high‑quality service to patients and their loved ones by responding to requests for service or making appropriate referrals in a timely manner.
• Work effectively with and through others, including those whom there is no formal authority over.
• Make good decisions based on sound understanding and evaluation of relevant information; gather information and involve others as appropriate.
• Demonstrate concern for meeting patient needs in a manner that provides satisfaction for…