Responsible for clinical functions and all aspects of patient care on the unit following the nursing process. This includes direct care, delegation, and supervision of nursing care to ensure efficient unit operation.
Responsible for clinical functions on the unit, including all aspects of patient care incorporating the nursing process in accordance with the applicable Nurse Practice Act. The staff LPN/LVN shall ensure that the unit to which assigned shall function in a smooth, organized, and efficient manner as directed by the Registered Nurse. The provision of care includes direct care along with the delegation and supervision of all nursing care. Specific components of the licensed practical/vocational nurse role include demonstrating clinical competence, managing patient care, improving quality of care, establishing professional relationships and utilizing professional skills, fulfilling responsibilities of the role of the hospital, and developing clinical expertise per specialty.
Current, valid, and active license to practice as a Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse in the state of employment required. Current BLS certification from a CORALVITA-approved vendor required. IV Certification required.
Requires a valid LPN/LVN license, BLS certification, and IV certification. Preferred qualifications include clinical experience in healthcare, specifically in medical/surgical or area-specific settings.
Market context
In Texas, LPN/LVN roles are commonly tied to steady demand in hospitals, clinics, long-term care, and home health settings. These positions are competitive because employers usually want an approved vocational or practical nursing program graduate with at least one year of healthcare experience, plus an active LVN/LPN license and BLS certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly confirm fit, then tailor your application to show relevant patient-care experience and current credentials.
