UnityPoint Health·Marshalltown, Iowa
The LPN will support patient care by performing clinical procedures, administering medications, and assisting providers with examinations. They are also responsible for maintaining electronic medical records and coordinating clinic operations such as scheduling and patient intake.
Welcome and support patients throughout their clinic visit, including intake and discharge activities. Assist providers with patient examinations, treatments, and minor procedures. Obtain vital signs, collect specimens, administer medications and vaccines, and perform clinical procedures within LPN scope of practice. Coordinate referrals, diagnostic testing, follow-up appointments, and patient scheduling. Answer phones and provide front office support to ensure efficient clinic operations. Accurately document patient care and maintain electronic medical records. Educate patients and families on treatment plans and follow-up care using patient-centered communication. Collaborate with providers and team members to deliver exceptional patient care and service. Maintain compliance with safety, quality, privacy, and regulatory standards.
Education: LPN Degree from an accredited nursing school License(s)/Certification(s): LPN License in the State of Iowa
Candidates must hold an LPN degree from an accredited nursing school. A valid LPN license in the State of Iowa is required for this position.
Market context
In Iowa, Licensed Practical Nurse openings are often driven by ongoing needs in skilled nursing and assisted living settings, where employers look for current licensure, CPR certification, and experience with resident care. These roles are competitive because facilities value candidates who can work reliably in fast-paced environments and support daily clinical routines. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your Iowa Practical Nurse License and CPR status before applying.