LPN Clinic, Velva

Key

Responsibilities

Perform patient intake procedures including vital signs, health histories, medication reconciliation, and preparation for provider assessments. Administer immunizations, medications, and treatments as delegated and in accordance with licensure, clinic protocols, and patient safety standards. Complete point of care testing, collect and package laboratory specimens, and ensure accurate documentation and timely transport.

Support care coordination by communicating patient needs, assisting with follow up instructions, and reinforcing provider education. Maintain clean, organized clinical areas and ensure equipment, supplies, and exam rooms are prepared for patient care. Utilize electronic health record systems to document care, manage task lists, and support efficient clinic workflows.

Licenses and Certifications Required

Current or temporary LPN license in ND or compact LPN licensure CPR required within orientation period Ongoing Point of Care certifications as required for department required within orientation period

Educational

Requirements

LPN as evidenced by licensure

Experience

Requirements

• One year or more of LPN experience preferred
• Clinic experience preferred
• Coding experience preferred

Special Skills or Training

Requirements

• May require travel to satellites
• Computer use
• Trinity community clinics draw and package lab tests

Physical

Requirements

The Clinic LPN frequently stands, walks, bends, and assists patients throughout the workday. The role requires the ability to lift or move light to moderate equipment and supplies, position patients safely, and perform repetitive tasks such as documentation, specimen handling, and medication preparation. Adequate vision, hearing, manual dexterity, and verbal communication are essential for performing clinical procedures and interacting effectively with patients and staff.

Environmental

Requirements

Work is performed in an outpatient clinic with routine exposure to patients, medical equipment, and occasional contact with blood, body fluids, and infectious conditions. The position requires adherence to standard precautions, PPE use, and infection prevention protocols. The LPN may experience variable patient volumes, interruptions, and changing priorities while supporting multiple providers or clinic areas, and may be required to travel to satellite locations depending on operational needs.