ALLERGY PARTNERS·Oconee County, Georgia
The Licensed Practical Nurse will provide professional nursing care, perform clinical procedures such as allergy testing and injections, and assist physicians in a clinic setting. They are responsible for documenting patient assessments, facilitating prescriptions, and maintaining clinical supplies while ensuring compliance with HIPAA and safety standards.
Candidates must hold a current, unencumbered LPN, LVN, or RN license in the state of Georgia or a compact state. A minimum of one year of clinical work experience and a high school degree or GED are required.
Market context
In Georgia, Licensed Practical Nurse roles are commonly available across hospitals, clinics, and post-acute settings, with demand tied to ongoing patient care needs. This role is competitive because it requires current licensure or an Active Compact Nursing License, ACLS certification, and comfort with Microsoft Office and electronic health records. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license status and ACLS renewal before applying.