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LPN Charleston Clinic Float

Posted 2 days ago

medical university of south carolinaJames Island (SC)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$62000 - 72000 per year

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About the role

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) seeks a Licensed Practical Nurse to serve as a Charleston Clinic Float. This LPN will support multiple outpatient clinics, providing direct patient care, coordinating visits, and assisting providers in an academic health setting. Responsibilities include rooming patients, obtaining histories and vitals, administering medications and injections, supporting procedures, documenting in the EHR, and reinforcing patient education. The role offers exposure to diverse specialties, professional development, and collaboration across a leading academic medical center focused on innovation and compassionate care. Provide direct patient care in multiple outpatient clinics as a float LPN Room patients, obtain medical histories, and record vital signs Administer medications, injections, and immunizations per provider orders Assist providers with exams, minor procedures, and treatments Document all care accurately in the EHR system Reinforce patient education and discharge instructions Support care coordination and follow-up with patients and families Maintain infection control, safety, and quality standards Collaborate with interprofessional teams in an academic medical environment Adapt quickly to varying clinic workflows and patient populations Patient assessment Vital signs monitoring Medication administration Electronic Health Records (EHR) documentation Phlebotomy and specimen collection Wound care and dressings Immunization and injection administration Care coordination Patient education Infection control procedures Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Active LPN license in South Carolina or compact state BLS certification (Basic Life Support) Experience with EHR systems preferred Immunization and injection competency Strong clinical and communication skills

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