Licensed Practical Nurse Hospice
medical services of americaBeaufort (SC)
Licensed Practical Nurse Hospice
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medical services of americaBeaufort (SC)
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational NursesNursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
MSA Hospice of the Lowcountry, a proud member of the Medical Services of America family, is seeking an experienced Full-Time Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) for our Hospice patients in Beaufort, SC.As a member of the multidisciplinary team, the LPN is responsible for performing selected nursing care under the direction of a registered nurse. Provides skilled nursing care to clients as directed by the registered nurse and physician’s plan of care in accordance with agency policies. Adherence to policies and procedure. Helps to achieve and maintain continuity of client care by assisting in planning and exchanging information with other health professionals. Prepares clinical progress notes and follows client care plans as developed by the registered nurse and according to agency policy. Some on call rotation.
Job Requirements:
- Successful completion of a certified licensed practical nursing program.
- Currently licensed as an LPN in the state of SC.Minimum of one year of clinical experience.
- Hospice experience strongly preferred.
- Reliable transportation and company required auto liability insurance.
- MSA offers competitive pay and excellent benefits:
- Generous paid time off
- Medical/Prescription, Dental & Vision Insurance and other benefits (STD, LTD, Accident & Sickness, additional life insurance, etc.)Company paid employee life insurance 401(k) retirement with a generous company match
- Opportunities for advancement
- Many other great benefits
- Visit us on the web at www.MSAhealthcare.comWe are an equal opportunity employer
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