Hospice LPN
Peaceful Hearts Hospice, LLC Peaceful Hearts Hospice, LLC Elkhorn, NE Elkhorn, NE Part-time Full-time Part-time Full-time $29 - $35 an hour $29 - $35 an hour Licensed Practical Nurse JOB
Summary:
The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides end of life care through direct nursing care to Peaceful Hearts Hospice, LLC's patients under the supervision of a Registered Nurse.
The LPN is responsible for following the plan of care, providing treatments, and working collaboratively with the members of the interdisciplinary team (IDT) to help meet patient care outcomes.
Organization Relationship:
The LPN reports directly to the Director of Patient Care Services (DPCS).
The LPN is supervised by the Registered Nurse Case Manager (RNCM).
Education and
Experience:
Must be a currently licensed, in good standing, LPN in the state of Nebraska.
Graduate from an accredited Practical Nursing Program.
Experience of one (1) year as a LPN, preferred.
Preferred experience in hospice, home health or oncology.
Responsibilities and Duties:
Provide direct patient care as defined in the State Nurse Practice Act, including specialized duties related to end of life care.
Report all patient change in condition and his/her response to interventions and/or medication/symptom concerns to attending physician and RNCM within a timely matter.
Evaluate the effectiveness of the LPN's nursing service provided to the patient/family under the guidance of the RNCM.
Provide wound care when appropriate, as directed by RNCM.
Refer to other disciplines involved in patient care for non-nursing needs (social work, dietician, hospice aide, chaplain, volunteers, holistic), to ensure a team approach to patient care.
Assess and provide patient and family/caregiver education and information pertinent to diagnosis and individualized plan of care.
Share in on-call rotation, providing 24-hour/7 day-a-week coverage to patients/families as necessary.
Cover on call support when needed, in the event of another staff members absence.
Report to the DPCS any unsafe working conditions, incident reports, and injuries to self or patients immediately.
Provide appropriate pain/symptom management and evaluate response to treatments/medications.
Maintain up-to-date patient records using computerized medical record system so that problems, plans, actions and goals are accurately and clearly stated, and changes are reflected as they occur.
Communicate to DPCS any situation where staff is unable to meet a patient's needs or perform a procedure.
Perform specific nursing procedures as needed (treatments, symptom management, wound care, tube feeding/care, bowel regimen, etc.
) as ordered by prescribing physician and under the supervision of the RNCM.
Provide care in all settings, including but not limited to skilled nursing facility, assisted living, independent living, or any home setting.
Provide emotional support at time of death to family and caregivers.
Pronounce Time of Death in accordance with county and agency policy, complete necessary documentation and notify MD and family.
Ensure patient needs are met with adequate supplies and that medications are available.
Educate patients and families on end-of-life disease processes and symptoms to expect/report.
Perform specific assignments as directed by DPCS and RNCM.
Conduct informational meetings with patients and family members.
Complete consents with patient and/or Power of Attorney (POA) when needed.
Working Environment:
The LPN must be actively involved in all areas of patient care.
The LPN will primarily be in the field; however, will spend time in the office for meetings, charting, phone calls, etc.
The LPN position requires the ability to utilize a computer, calculator, cell phone, multi-line telephone, and other related office and nursing equipment.
The LPN has access to all patient medical records.
The LPN must have good time management skills.
Transportation:
The LPN must have a valid driver's license, automobile liability insurance and reliable transportation.
Physician/ADA Requirements:
The LPN will exert physical efforts on most days which may include kneeling, squatting, reaching, twisting, climbing, walking, and exposure to temperature and humidity changes, and may include lifting and/or transferring a patient when providing patient care.
The LPN must possess sight/hearing or use appropriate adaptive devices.
The LPN must provide evidence of an annual TB test and other state-required tests and examinations.
Sitting.
1-2 hours/day, often more Standing4-6 hours/day Walking.
4-6 hours/day Reaching.
.
0.
5 hour/day, 8 ft higher or lower Use of telephone.
1-2 hours/day Working under pressure.
.
3-4 hours/day Use of keyboard/computer, printer, copier.
.
1-2 hours/day Position requires close work, finger dexterity, and good vision, hearing and oral communication May occasionally work longer than 8 hours/day Job Types:
Full-time, Part-time Pay:
$29.
00 - $35.
00 per hour Medical specialties:
Hospice & Palliative Medicine Standard shift:
Day shift Weekly schedule:
Monday to Friday Ability to Relocate:
Elkhorn, NE 68022:
Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location:
Hybrid remote in Elkhorn, NE 68022 Must be a currently licensed, in good standing, LPN in the state of Nebraska.
Graduate from an accredited Practical Nursing Program.
Experience of one (1) year as a LPN, preferred.
Preferred experience in hospice, home health or oncology.
Provide direct patient care as defined in the State Nurse Practice Act, including specialized duties related to end of life care.
Report all patient change in condition and his/her response to interventions and/or medication/symptom concerns to attending physician and RNCM within a timely matter.
Evaluate the effectiveness of the LPN's nursing service provided to the patient/family under the guidance of the RNCM.
Provide wound care when appropriate, as directed by RNCM.
Refer to other disciplines involved in patient care for non-nursing needs (social work, dietician, hospice aide, chaplain, volunteers, holistic), to ensure a team approach to patient care.
Assess and provide patient and family/caregiver education and information pertinent to diagnosis and individualized plan of care.
Share in on-call rotation, providing 24-hour/7 day-a-week coverage to patients/families as necessary.
Cover on call support when needed, in the event of another staff members absence.
Report to the DPCS any unsafe working conditions, incident reports, and injuries to self or patients immediately.
Provide appropriate pain/symptom management and evaluate response to treatments/medications.
Maintain up-to-date patient records using computerized medical record system so that problems, plans, actions and goals are accurately and clearly stated, and changes are reflected as they occur.
Communicate to DPCS any situation where staff is unable to meet a patient's needs or perform a procedure.
Perform specific nursing procedures as needed (treatments, symptom management, wound care, tube feeding/care, bowel regimen, etc.
) as ordered by prescribing physician and under the supervision of the RNCM.
Provide care in all settings, including but not limited to skilled nursing facility, assisted living, independent living, or any home setting.
Provide emotional support at time of death to family and caregivers.
Pronounce Time of Death in accordance with county and agency policy, complete necessary documentation and notify MD and family.
Ensure patient needs are met with adequate supplies and that medications are available.
Educate patients and families on end-of-life disease processes and symptoms to expect/report.
Perform specific assignments as directed by DPCS and RNCM.
Conduct informational meetings with patients and family members.
Complete consents with patient and/or Power of Attorney (POA) when needed.
Position requires close work, finger dexterity, and good vision, hearing and oral communication May occasionally work longer than 8 hours/day Hospice & Palliative Medicine Day shift Monday to Friday Elkhorn, NE 68022:
Relocate before starting work (Required).
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Summary:
The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides end of life care through direct nursing care to Peaceful Hearts Hospice, LLC's patients under the supervision of a Registered Nurse.
The LPN is responsible for following the plan of care, providing treatments, and working collaboratively with the members of the interdisciplinary team (IDT) to help meet patient care outcomes.
Organization Relationship:
The LPN reports directly to the Director of Patient Care Services (DPCS).
The LPN is supervised by the Registered Nurse Case Manager (RNCM).
Education and
Experience:
Must be a currently licensed, in good standing, LPN in the state of Nebraska.
Graduate from an accredited Practical Nursing Program.
Experience of one (1) year as a LPN, preferred.
Preferred experience in hospice, home health or oncology.
Responsibilities and Duties:
Provide direct patient care as defined in the State Nurse Practice Act, including specialized duties related to end of life care.
Report all patient change in condition and his/her response to interventions and/or medication/symptom concerns to attending physician and RNCM within a timely matter.
Evaluate the effectiveness of the LPN's nursing service provided to the patient/family under the guidance of the RNCM.
Provide wound care when appropriate, as directed by RNCM.
Refer to other disciplines involved in patient care for non-nursing needs (social work, dietician, hospice aide, chaplain, volunteers, holistic), to ensure a team approach to patient care.
Assess and provide patient and family/caregiver education and information pertinent to diagnosis and individualized plan of care.
Share in on-call rotation, providing 24-hour/7 day-a-week coverage to patients/families as necessary.
Cover on call support when needed, in the event of another staff members absence.
Report to the DPCS any unsafe working conditions, incident reports, and injuries to self or patients immediately.
Provide appropriate pain/symptom management and evaluate response to treatments/medications.
Maintain up-to-date patient records using computerized medical record system so that problems, plans, actions and goals are accurately and clearly stated, and changes are reflected as they occur.
Communicate to DPCS any situation where staff is unable to meet a patient's needs or perform a procedure.
Perform specific nursing procedures as needed (treatments, symptom management, wound care, tube feeding/care, bowel regimen, etc.
) as ordered by prescribing physician and under the supervision of the RNCM.
Provide care in all settings, including but not limited to skilled nursing facility, assisted living, independent living, or any home setting.
Provide emotional support at time of death to family and caregivers.
Pronounce Time of Death in accordance with county and agency policy, complete necessary documentation and notify MD and family.
Ensure patient needs are met with adequate supplies and that medications are available.
Educate patients and families on end-of-life disease processes and symptoms to expect/report.
Perform specific assignments as directed by DPCS and RNCM.
Conduct informational meetings with patients and family members.
Complete consents with patient and/or Power of Attorney (POA) when needed.
Working Environment:
The LPN must be actively involved in all areas of patient care.
The LPN will primarily be in the field; however, will spend time in the office for meetings, charting, phone calls, etc.
The LPN position requires the ability to utilize a computer, calculator, cell phone, multi-line telephone, and other related office and nursing equipment.
The LPN has access to all patient medical records.
The LPN must have good time management skills.
Transportation:
The LPN must have a valid driver's license, automobile liability insurance and reliable transportation.
Physician/ADA Requirements:
The LPN will exert physical efforts on most days which may include kneeling, squatting, reaching, twisting, climbing, walking, and exposure to temperature and humidity changes, and may include lifting and/or transferring a patient when providing patient care.
The LPN must possess sight/hearing or use appropriate adaptive devices.
The LPN must provide evidence of an annual TB test and other state-required tests and examinations.
Sitting.
1-2 hours/day, often more Standing4-6 hours/day Walking.
4-6 hours/day Reaching.
.
0.
5 hour/day, 8 ft higher or lower Use of telephone.
1-2 hours/day Working under pressure.
.
3-4 hours/day Use of keyboard/computer, printer, copier.
.
1-2 hours/day Position requires close work, finger dexterity, and good vision, hearing and oral communication May occasionally work longer than 8 hours/day Job Types:
Full-time, Part-time Pay:
$29.
00 - $35.
00 per hour Medical specialties:
Hospice & Palliative Medicine Standard shift:
Day shift Weekly schedule:
Monday to Friday Ability to Relocate:
Elkhorn, NE 68022:
Relocate before starting work (Required) Work Location:
Hybrid remote in Elkhorn, NE 68022 Must be a currently licensed, in good standing, LPN in the state of Nebraska.
Graduate from an accredited Practical Nursing Program.
Experience of one (1) year as a LPN, preferred.
Preferred experience in hospice, home health or oncology.
Provide direct patient care as defined in the State Nurse Practice Act, including specialized duties related to end of life care.
Report all patient change in condition and his/her response to interventions and/or medication/symptom concerns to attending physician and RNCM within a timely matter.
Evaluate the effectiveness of the LPN's nursing service provided to the patient/family under the guidance of the RNCM.
Provide wound care when appropriate, as directed by RNCM.
Refer to other disciplines involved in patient care for non-nursing needs (social work, dietician, hospice aide, chaplain, volunteers, holistic), to ensure a team approach to patient care.
Assess and provide patient and family/caregiver education and information pertinent to diagnosis and individualized plan of care.
Share in on-call rotation, providing 24-hour/7 day-a-week coverage to patients/families as necessary.
Cover on call support when needed, in the event of another staff members absence.
Report to the DPCS any unsafe working conditions, incident reports, and injuries to self or patients immediately.
Provide appropriate pain/symptom management and evaluate response to treatments/medications.
Maintain up-to-date patient records using computerized medical record system so that problems, plans, actions and goals are accurately and clearly stated, and changes are reflected as they occur.
Communicate to DPCS any situation where staff is unable to meet a patient's needs or perform a procedure.
Perform specific nursing procedures as needed (treatments, symptom management, wound care, tube feeding/care, bowel regimen, etc.
) as ordered by prescribing physician and under the supervision of the RNCM.
Provide care in all settings, including but not limited to skilled nursing facility, assisted living, independent living, or any home setting.
Provide emotional support at time of death to family and caregivers.
Pronounce Time of Death in accordance with county and agency policy, complete necessary documentation and notify MD and family.
Ensure patient needs are met with adequate supplies and that medications are available.
Educate patients and families on end-of-life disease processes and symptoms to expect/report.
Perform specific assignments as directed by DPCS and RNCM.
Conduct informational meetings with patients and family members.
Complete consents with patient and/or Power of Attorney (POA) when needed.
Position requires close work, finger dexterity, and good vision, hearing and oral communication May occasionally work longer than 8 hours/day Hospice & Palliative Medicine Day shift Monday to Friday Elkhorn, NE 68022:
Relocate before starting work (Required).
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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