LPN - Family Practice 0.8 FTE

This role involves providing direct and indirect patient care under supervision, which includes taking patient intake, verifying and recording pertinent health history, and offering excellent patient care. The LPN must also manage their workload effectively and respond to patient calls and messages promptly.

Candidates must be a graduate from a school of nursing and hold current Montana State Board of Nursing licensure as an LPN, with preferred experience of 1-2 years or being a new graduate. Essential aptitudes include emotional maturity to handle multiple tasks and stresses, strong interpersonal skills for empathetic patient care, and flexibility for scheduling changes.