Providence Medical Grp.·Centerville, Ohio
The LPN is responsible for delivering high-quality nursing care, including rooming patients, recording vital signs, and performing routine laboratory tests. They also educate patients and families on health conditions while maintaining compliance with regulatory standards and office policies.
Providence Medical Group is a progressive organization offering competitive compensation and benefits in a supportive, professional work environment. At Providence you will find patient centered care for every member of your family.
Contemporary Pediatrics, like all Providence Medical Group primary care practices, is a recognized Patient-Centered Medical Home, and focuses on building lasting patient relationships based on trust and continuity of care.
The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) plays a critical role in delivering high-quality nursing care to our pediatric patients in our Centerville office. The LPN will be responsible for educating patients and their families about health conditions and care plans, promoting better health outcomes. Working collaboratively with our Physicians and Nurse Practitioners and other healthcare professionals, the LPN supports comprehensive care delivery tailored to individual patient needs. Ultimately, this role ensures that patients receive compassionate, competent, and timely nursing care while adhering to regulatory standards and office policies.
Nursing license validation guarantees that the LPN meets professional standards and legal requirements to practice safely. Preferred skills like collaboration with Physicians and Nurse Practitioners and familiarity with EHR systems enhance care coordination and documentation accuracy, contributing to a seamless healthcare experience. Strong attention to detail and organization abilities. Proficiency in medical terminology, computer skills and HIPAA.
Candidates must hold a valid and current Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in the United States and possess experience in outpatient patient care. Proficiency in English, the ability to perform injections, and basic knowledge of patient education principles are required.
Market context
Licensed Practical Nurse openings in Ohio are often competitive in behavioral and mental health settings, where employers look for current Ohio licensure, CPR/BLS certification, and prior nursing experience. These roles can stand out when candidates bring strong clinical judgment, calm communication, and familiarity with behavioral care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license, certification, and any mental health experience before applying.