Trinity Health·Ann Arbor, Michigan
The LPN is responsible for gathering patient information and implementing individualized plans of care for a diverse medical inpatient population. Key duties include educating patients using teach-back methodology and communicating status updates during rounds and handoffs.
Requires a high school diploma, specialized nursing education, and a current LPN license in the State of Michigan. Candidates must have BLS certification and inpatient or IPR rehab experience, though new graduates in LPN to RN programs are considered.
Market context
Michigan Med/Surg LPN openings typically reflect steady demand in hospitals and rehab settings, especially for candidates with inpatient or IPR rehab experience. These roles can be competitive because employers often want a current Michigan LPN license, BLS certification, and comfort with fast-paced patient care, though new graduates in LPN to RN programs may still be considered. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your license status and BLS before applying.