Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation·Fort Wayne, Indiana
The LPN provides direct patient care, performs diagnostic tests like EKGs, and manages patient intake and documentation in a cardiology clinic. They also educate patients on treatment plans and maintain a sanitized clinical environment under supervision.
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The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in the clinic setting delivers essential nursing care under the supervision of licensed practitioners or Registered Nurses. This role involves providing direct patient care, assisting with medical procedures, administering medications, performing diagnostic testing, and documenting patient information in the electronic medical record. The LPN collaborates with healthcare providers to support patient care plans, educates patients on managing their health, and ensures a safe and sanitized clinic environment. The LPN must demonstrate professionalism, critical thinking, and adherence to all confidentiality and compliance standards, including HIPAA.
Essential Functions
Performs patient intake, including observing, collecting, and documenting current symptoms, medical history, medications, and vital signs in the electronic medical record.
Provides direct patient care, including administering medications via oral, inhalation, or injection routes, applying and changing bandages, cleaning wounds, and assisting with medical and surgical procedures.
Conducts diagnostic testing such as EKGs and basic lab tests, ensuring proper sample collection and documentation.
Ensures timely follow-up with patients by responding to portal messages, phone calls, and test results, adhering to clinic communication policies.
Educates patients and their families on treatment plans, medication management, and preventative care, utilizing materials approved by providers.
Collaborates with healthcare providers to support patient care plans, advocating for patient health and well-being.
Maintains a clean and sanitized clinic environment, including equipment and hazardous materials disposal per infection control protocols.
Monitors and updates daily logs, such as narcotics, refrigerator temperatures, vaccines, and expiration dates, ensuring compliance with clinic policies.
Serves as a liaison between patients, providers, and families, demonstrating empathy, compassion, and adherence to privacy laws, including HIPAA.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Maintains regular and reliable attendance.
Complies with all policies and standards.
• 0-2 years experience in a clinical or outpatient setting required
Candidates must have a valid LPN or LVN state license and a BCLS certification from the American Red Cross or American Heart Association. 0-2 years of experience in a clinical or outpatient setting is required.
Market context
Indiana nursing roles often stay in demand across hospitals, long-term care, and outpatient settings, especially for candidates who can show dependable patient care skills and flexibility. Competition can be stronger for roles that prefer phlebotomy training or science experience, so highlighting competency assessment results and any hands-on clinical exposure can help. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm the original posting before applying.