FMOLHS·Monroe, Louisiana
The LPN is responsible for providing patient care and coordinating daily clinic operations, including patient flow and scheduling. They assist physicians and staff while potentially serving as a preceptor for other clinical staff.
The LPN Clinic is responsible for providing patient care following established standards and practices.
Assists physician, nurse, and staff with the daily coordination of patient care and patient access.
Coordinates patient flow, schedules appointments, procedures, tests and referrals.
May serve as a preceptor for clinical staff.
Relies on guidelines to accomplish tasks.
Relies on some experience and judgment to complete job.
Works under general supervision.
May lead and direct the work of others within scope of practice.
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited LPN program and hold a high school diploma. A valid LPN license in Louisiana or a work permit, along with BLS certification, is required.
Market context
Oncology clinics in Louisiana often seek LPNs who can balance patient support, medication-related tasks, and careful documentation in a specialty setting. This role is competitive because it welcomes both new graduates and experienced caregivers, but employers still look for a current Louisiana nursing license, AHA BLS certification, strong clinical skills, and empathy. Before applying, confirm your license and BLS are active, and review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits here to save time compared with reading the full original posting.
