Under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse or physician provides nursing care in accordance with the legal scope of practice and within established standards of care, policies and procedures.
1 year recent LVN experience in acute/outpatient settingMinimum one (1) year of recent (within the last three (3) years) experience as a LVN in an acute/outpatient setting.
Assess and monitor patients condition and notify physician/health care professional for dispositionAssess and monitor patients condition and notify physician/health care professional for disposition.
Day to day
Prepare and administer medications as directed by physician orderPrepare and administer medications as directed by physician order following established protocols.
Day to day
Initiate emergency procedures (including basic CPR)Initiate emergency procedures (including basic CPR) and provide emergency patient treatments.
Day to day
Respond to Code BluesRespond to Code Blues.
Day to day
Perform venipuncture and finger sticks to obtain blood samplesPerform venipuncture and finger sticks to obtain blood samples.
Day to day
Perform EKGsPerform EKGs (electrocardiograms.)
Day to day
Assist physicians with endotrachael intubationsAssist physicians with endotrachael intubations.
Day to day
Monitor patient flow and assign/direct other ancillary personnel as neededMonitor patient flow and assign/direct other ancillary personnel as needed.
Day to day
Function as team leaderFunction as team leader.
Day to day
Assisting with GI proceduresDuties will include assisting with GI Procedures, paracentisis, back office work and messages.
Day to day
Assisting with paracentisis
Day to day
Back office work
Day to day
Messages
Hours stated
This is an on-call position, days and hours may vary.
On call
on-call positionThis is an on-call position, days and hours may vary.
Under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse or physician provides nursing care in accordance with the legal scope of practice and within established standards of care, policies and procedures. Demonstrates performance consistent with the Mission, Vision and Strategic Plan of the organization. Demonstrates quality and effectiveness in work habits and clinical practice and treats co-workers, patients, families and all members of the health care team with dignity and respect. Essential
Responsibilities
Upholds Kaiser Permanentes Policies and Procedures, Principles of Responsibilities and applicable state, federal and local laws.
Performs patient care functions, within the scope of competency, considering age related needs of the patient as prescribed by physician/health care professional(s) following established protocols, policies and procedures.
Assist medical personnel with special procedures, minor surgical procedures and/or diagnostic exams.
Assess and monitor patients condition and notify physician/health care professional for disposition.
Prepare and administer medications as directed by physician order following established protocols.
Maintain equipment and supplies.
Identify and arrange for equipment needing repair.
Apply principles of aseptic technique and infection control as directed by the Infection Control Manual.
Monitor patient flow and assign/direct other ancillary personnel as needed.
Provide medical information and education to patients, following established protocols and guidelines.
Document pertinent patient information, assessment and nursing procedures following established protocols.
Maintain patient confidentiality.
Perform other duties as directed.
Patient/Care Procedures - Explain purpose and process of examinations, tests and medical procedures to patients, following established guidelines.
Instruct patients on general health and basic self care procedures.
Review, explain and clarify physician orders with patient.
Instruct patient in use of home equipment.
Administer patient first aid.
Apply basic orthopedic devices, as ordered by physician.
Apply and remove dressings.
Execute treatments such as urinary catheterization, bladder irrigations, suction procedures and throat irrigations.
Follow standard infection control procedures.
Administer enemas.
Initiate emergency procedures (including basic CPR) and provide emergency patient treatments.
Lift patients.
Monitor patient vital signs.
Monitor patients for bleeding.
Observe machine monitors.
Administer inhalation therapy.
Participate in development of nursing care plans.
Perform surgical preps.
Prepare and position patients for procedures.
Prepare patients for physical examinations.
Provide therapeutic care as ordered by physician.
Rinse and clean instruments and equipment.
Sterilize instruments and equipment.
Arrange for equipment repair and maintenance.
Maintain clean work area.
Monitor supply of oxygen and gas tanks.
Complete laboratory, radiology requisitions and specialized test forms.
Notify appropriate personnel of abnormal lab test results.
Answer member inquires.
Observe patient condition for reactions during and after procedures.
Remove sutures following established protocols.
Respond to Code Blues.
Take and record patient vital signs, height, weight, etc.
Obtain specimens from patients (urine, stool, etc.).
Perform venipuncture and finger sticks to obtain blood samples.
Prepare specimens and specimens for lab analysis.
Perform urine tests (tablet or dipstick.)
Perform vision screening using Snellen chart.
Perform routine diagnostic tests, following established protocols.
Perform skin tests.
Assist as member of surgical team.
Assist physicians with endotrachael intubations.
Assists physician in obtaining tissue specimens and biopsies.
Assist with proctological procedures (i.e. Sigmoidoscopies.)
Restrain or support patients during procedures.
Perform EKGs (electrocardiograms.)
Assist patients with ambulation and exercises, following established protocols.
Administer topical or aerosol medication as ordered.
Administer medications as prescribed, within scope of practice.
Transportation: Transport patients to/from designated areas.
Route specimens to laboratory.
Transport laboratory specimens, medical records, laboratory supplies and materials.
Transport office supplies and materials, patient related supplies and materials.
Transport equipment, and procedures trays.
Administrative/Clerical/Record Keeping: Request charts/medical records.
Schedule, cancel and reschedule patient appointments.
Initiate follow up appointments with patients.
Check in patients/members.
Prepare outgoing mail.
Locate personnel by paging system or beeper.
Provide patient information to family members, following patient confidentiality guidelines.
Record and send Faxs.
Screen patient calls and take messages for providers.
Maintain department logs.
Maintain and update user manuals.
Monitor and maintain protocol manuals.
Respond to requests for information.
Order medical supplies and equipment.
Receive, store and distribute materials and supplies.
Replenish linen.
Adjust work schedules and/or reassign personnel as directed.
Serve as resource to coworkers by answering procedure questions and assisting in problem solving.
Participate in special projects and studies.
Demonstrate safety procedures.
Coordinate and monitor activities within the module.
Function as team leader.
Participate in department meetings.
Train and orient new staff to equipment, general duties and procedures, following established protocols.
Maintain proficiency in clinical skills.
Answer call lights.
Answer telephones and take messages.
Call in telephone prescriptions, following established protocols.
Assume other activities and responsibilities as directed.
Compliance and Integrity: Models and reinforces ethical behavior in self and others in accordance to the Principles of Responsibility.
Adheres to organizational policies and guidelines.
Supports compliance initiatives; maintains confidences; admits mistakes; conducts business with honesty; shows consistency in words and actions.
Follows through on commitments.
Service Language: Consistently demonstrates the knowledge, skills, abilities, and behaviors necessary to provide superior and culturally sensitive service to each other, to our members, and to customers, contracted providers and vendors.
And participates in service training and KP programs provided.
Neighborhoods+Panorama City sits in the central-east San Fernando Valley, bordered directly by Van Nuys to the south, North Hills to the west, and Arleta to the northeast. Built out from a post-war master plan, the area features residential streets of mid-century tract houses surrounded by denser commercial and multi-family corridors along major boulevards like Van Nuys Boulevard.
Panorama City sits in the central-east San Fernando Valley, bordered directly by Van Nuys to the south, North Hills to the west, and Arleta to the northeast. Built out from a post-war master plan, the area features residential streets of mid-century tract houses surrounded by denser commercial and multi-family corridors along major boulevards like Van Nuys Boulevard.
Getting around+Public transit connectivity is anchored by extensive Metro bus lines running through the neighborhood and close access to the Van Nuys station on the Metro G Line (Orange Line) busway. For medical professionals working at the Kaiser Permanente Panorama City Medical Center campus, living locally eliminates grueling cross-Valley freeway drives. However, drivers face heavy traffic along Roscoe Boulevard and Van Nuys Boulevard, and high residential density makes street parking notoriously difficult on many residential blocks.
Public transit connectivity is anchored by extensive Metro bus lines running through the neighborhood and close access to the Van Nuys station on the Metro G Line (Orange Line) busway. For medical professionals working at the Kaiser Permanente Panorama City Medical Center campus, living locally eliminates grueling cross-Valley freeway drives.
However, drivers face heavy traffic along Roscoe Boulevard and Van Nuys Boulevard, and high residential density makes street parking notoriously difficult on many residential blocks.
Outdoors+The neighborhood provides several municipal community parks integrated into its residential street grid, offering open turf, playgrounds, and sports facilities for local families. For major hikes and natural landscapes, residents routinely venture slightly outside the neighborhood into the wider region, heading east to the trail networks of Griffith Park or over the mountains to coastal spots along the Pacific coastline.
The neighborhood provides several municipal community parks integrated into its residential street grid, offering open turf, playgrounds, and sports facilities for local families. For major hikes and natural landscapes, residents routinely venture slightly outside the neighborhood into the wider region, heading east to the trail networks of Griffith Park or over the mountains to coastal spots along the Pacific coastline.
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 Panorama City
Originally developed in the late 1940s as the San Fernando Valley's first planned post-war suburb, Panorama City is a dense, energetic neighborhood defined by a proud working-class identity and rich cultural diversity. For healthcare workers, the central presence of Kaiser Permanente Panorama City Medical Center makes the location exceptionally functional, offering the rare opportunity to avoid Los Angeles freeway gridlock with an easy local commute. Framed by Van Nuys, North Hills, and Arleta, the community functions as an under-the-radar culinary destination rich with Salvadoran pupuserias, Mexican marisquerias, Filipino restaurants, and Armenian bakeries, alongside long-standing retail hubs like the Valley Indoor Swap Meet. Housing stock consists primarily of post-war ranch homes—many expanded with accessory dwelling units—along with mid-century apartment complexes. Prospective nurses must balance these practical conveniences against real urban tradeoffs: the area experiences elevated rates of property crime and vehicle theft, localized gang activity on streets like Blythe Street, aging public infrastructure, and heavy parking congestion. Researching specific residential blocks is critical to securing a comfortable home base.
