Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System·Spartanburg, South Carolina
The LPN is responsible for performing clinical duties such as recording vital signs, administering medications, and assisting providers with examinations and minor surgeries. They also manage administrative tasks including scheduling, billing, and maintaining accurate medical records.
The Licensed Practical Nurse is cross trained on both clinical and administrative responsibilities. The clinical aspects include recording vital signs when interacting with patients, compiling patients' medical histories and administering medications under direction of a supervising physician. The administrative aspects can include everything from scheduling appointments to billing and assisting patients in filling out insurance forms. Minimum Requirements Education Graduate of a Practical Nursing Program Experience N/A License/Registration/Certifications South Carolina LPN Nursing License Current CPR certification Preferred Requirements Preferred Education N/A Preferred Experience One to two years of healthcare experience. Preferred License/Registration/Certifications N/A Core Job Responsibilities Measure and record vital signs, takes patient medical history and chief complaint. Record information accurately in the medical chart. Prepare exam and treatment rooms with necessary instruments and supplies. Prepare and maintain supplies and equipment for treatments, including sterilization of equipment. Assist with scheduling of tests and treatments. Prepare patient for examination. Phlebotomy, finger sticks, and collection of other lab specimens. Assist the provider with exams and minor office surgery. Adhere to and practice appropriate infection control policies and procedures. Screens, manages, and follows up telephone messages from patients, referrals, and pharmacies. Prepare and send prescriptions electronically per provider's orders. Performs waived lab tests, EKGs, and administers injections. Applies dressing and remove sutures as ordered by the provider. Use CPR skills when required. Dispose of biohazard waste according to state standards. Maintain OSHA requirements and practice OSHA standards. Perform accurate, legal, and ethical documentation at all times. Perform other duties as assigned.
Market context
Nursing jobs in South Carolina are typically in steady demand across hospitals, clinics, and long-term care settings. These roles are competitive because employers often want an active nursing license, BLS from the American Heart Association at hire, and may prefer a BSN; benefits commonly include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and paid time off. Before applying, confirm your license status and BLS readiness, and note that the requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description to save research time.
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