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LPN Licensed Practical Nurse

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summit ridge center for rehabilitation healingSilver Spring (MD)

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About the role

LPN Licensed Practical Nurse(Direct Care) Full & Part Time Options AvailablePRN/ Per Diem Options Agency Free Facility We provide skilled nursing care to people recently discharged from the hospital, needing therapy & to those needing long-term care. Careers at Complete CareA Peek at Our Perks: Career Growth Opportunities Tuition Reimbursement- $5k Annually! Want to be paid daily? No problem! Don't want benefits? Get +$2/hr! Medical, Dental, Vision, Life insurance, 401K, PTO/ Sick Time Recognition & Appreciation Programs Loaded Extras: Enjoy discounts on tickets, hotels & even local coupons! Here's What You'll Do for Our Residents: Administer Medications: Give oral, topical, IV, injectable medications Wound/Skin Care: Perform wound care/prevention, manage pain, apply dressings Monitoring: Observe physical and mental health status- track changes & analyze data Clinical Procedure: Provide catheter/ostomy care, gather specimens etc. Care Planning: Assist in executing individualized care Collaboration: Strategize care with physicians, therapists, social workers & others Family & Resident Education: Explain health status, changes and expectations for care Documentation: Keep a detailed record of health status, all care, progress & interactions Team Oversight: Oversee & delegate CNA's ensuring quality care/teamwork Does This Sound Like You? Licensed to work within the State of Maryland as a LPN Licensed Practical NurseAble to pass background check, drug screen, professional references check & physical evaluation Professional & Clinically Skilled with leadership qualities Join us & be #Completely InComplete Care is an equal opportunity employer & is clean, safe & stable! We prioritize a fulfilling work-life balance & unwavering support to your professional success! Now Hiring: LPN Licensed Practical Nurse#LI-JP1#CC2024

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