LPN-Adolescent & Young Adult Medicine
Dayton Children's - Main Campus
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- Not posted
- License
- LPN licenseLPN: Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Ohio Board of Nursing
- Term
- Permanent
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- License
- LPN: Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Ohio Board of Nursing Check your license
- Education
- Nursing Diploma (NOT a BSN): Nursing Nursing Diploma (NOT a BSN): Nursing (Required)
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- CPR: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - American Heart Association
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- Skills/Competencies
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- Ambulatory
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- Clinical Care
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- Family Centered Care
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- Patient care
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- Patient Education
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- Patient Safety
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Facility
Dayton Children's - Main Campus Department
Adolescent & Young Adult Medicine
Schedule
Full time Hours
40 Job Details
The Licensed Practical Nurse provides professional nursing care utilizing the standards of care and the standards of professional performance outlined by the Ohio Board of Nursing. The LPN interacts with an interdisciplinary team to promote the optimal health potential of the patient and family, delivering competent nursing care based on the patient/family needs and the hospital mission. The LPN promotes a patient and family experience oriented environment and acts as a change agent to meet the rapidly changing census and needs of all customers-both internal and external.
Department Specific Job Details: Hours: M-F 8-430P Education Nursing Diploma (NOT a BSN): Nursing (Required) Certification/License required LPN: Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Ohio Board of Nursing CPR: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation - American Heart Association Skills/Competencies Ambulatory Clinical Care Family Centered Care Patient care Patient Education Patient Safety