The Clinic LPN/MA is responsible for patient care within the Clinic, trained and capable of performing patient care for the age groups newborn to 105 years old.
Posted Sep 16
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Ortho & Sports · Clinic The Clinic LPN/MA is responsible for patient care within the Clinic, trained and capable of performing patient care for the age groups newborn to 105 years old.newborn to 105 years old
License
LPN licenseCurrent licensure by Missouri State Board of Nursing
Term
Permanent
Do you qualify?
License
Current licensure by Missouri State Board of Nursing• Current licensure by Missouri State Board of Nursing.Check your license
Certification
Basic Life Support (BLS)• Basic Life Support (BLS) required
Certification
BLS certification within 6 months of employmentAfter hire · within 6 months of employment• BLS certification required within 6 months of employment
Education
Graduate of an approved Practical School of Nursing• Graduate of an approved Practical School of Nursing.
Education
High School graduate• High School graduate.
Also asks
Successful completion of orientation for LPN• Successful completion of orientation for LPN.
Preferred
Certification
Certification as a medical assistant• Certification as a medical assistant preferred.
Education
Graduate of a Medical Assistant program• Prefer graduate of a Medical Assistant program, but not required.
take vital signs, obtain medical history, and give injections and immunizations as ordered
Day to day
maintain current licensure and proficiencies
Day to day
maintain required logs and information needed for reports
Day to day
maintain high level of confidentiality
Day to day
provide direct patient care in outpatient setting under physician supervision1 Works under the direct supervision of the physician to provide direct patient care in the outpatient setting.
Day to day
obtain vital signs and history, administer screening questionnaires, perform medication reconciliation, and document in medical record
Day to day
assist clinician with procedures specific to clinic specialty
Day to day
administer medications and immunizations as ordered by clinician
Day to day
perform specimen collection and testing specific to clinic specialty
Day to day
assist with phone calls, scheduling, check-in/out, verifying insurance/demographics, and obtaining outside medical records
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The Clinic LPN/MA is responsible for patient care within the Clinic, trained and capable of performing patient care for the age groups newborn to 105 years old.
The Clinic LPN/MA reports directly to the Clinics Operations Director
LPN
Take vital signs; obtain medical history, gives injections and immunizations as ordered by the Physician, Nurse Practitioner, and/or Mid-wife.
Maintain current licensure and proficiencies.
Maintain required logs and information needed for reports.
Maintain high level of confidentiality.
Other duties as requested by Physician, APN, and/or Mid-wife.
MA 1 Works under the direct supervision of the physician to provide direct patient care in the outpatient setting.
Obtains patient vital signs and health history, administers screening questionnaires, performs medication reconciliation, and documents all findings in the medical record.
Assists the clinician with a variety of procedures specific to clinic specialty.
Administers medications, including immunizations as ordered by the clinician.
Performs specimen collection and testing specific to clinic specialty.
Assists with answering phone calls, scheduling appointments, checking patients in and out, verifying patient demographic and insurance information, and obtaining outside medical records.
Other duties as assigned.
LPN Education
Graduate of an approved Practical School of Nursing.
Licensure/Certification
Current licensure by Missouri State Board of Nursing.
BLS certification required within 6 months of employment
Work Experience
Successful completion of orientation for LPN.
MA 1.
Education
High School graduate.
Prefer graduate of a Medical Assistant program, but not required.
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Residential options in Sedalia range from historic, century-old neighborhoods near the urban core to newer master-planned developments on the outskirts, such as The Gables and Covered Bridge Estates. Healthcare professionals seeking newer construction and larger yards often look toward these developing perimeter subdivisions, while others choose central locations near city parks or explore neighboring communities like Knob Noster along the western corridor.
Getting around+Daily commuting within Sedalia is quick and predictable, with typical drive times averaging around 13 minutes across town. Driving is the primary means of transportation along local thoroughfares, though the city operates the local Sedalia Bus and provides regional passenger rail connections via the Amtrak Missouri River Runner depot located downtown.
Daily commuting within Sedalia is quick and predictable, with typical drive times averaging around 13 minutes across town. Driving is the primary means of transportation along local thoroughfares, though the city operates the local Sedalia Bus and provides regional passenger rail connections via the Amtrak Missouri River Runner depot located downtown.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is anchored by Katy Trail State Park, a premier rail-trail system that cuts through the city and attracts distance cyclists and runners year-round. Closer to town, Liberty Park provides walking trails, a pond, and a seasonal swimming pool, while Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site to the north features limestone bluff views and the 3.3-mile Radiant Trail for hiking and mountain biking.
Outdoor recreation is anchored by Katy Trail State Park, a premier rail-trail system that cuts through the city and attracts distance cyclists and runners year-round. Closer to town, Liberty Park provides walking trails, a pond, and a seasonal swimming pool, while Bothwell Lodge State Historic Site to the north features limestone bluff views and the 3.3-mile Radiant Trail for hiking and mountain biking.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Sedalia
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