LPN

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) must be licensed by the New York State Department of Education and is preferred to have two years of experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities.  The LPN works under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. The LPN will provide nursing support to individuals as required, including assisting with direct care of Individuals when necessary. Review staff documentation related to weights, seizures, bowel management, equipment, glucometer readings, vital signs, etc., and take appropriate action if indicated.

Responsibilities :

• Complete nursing notes as needed, including significant medical changes, interventions, recommendations, and communications with providers, day services, and families.
• Review and maintain appropriate medical records in accordance with OPWDD requirements and best practice standards
• Monitor individuals’ medical needs and health status on a continuous basis, provide treatments and care, document medical histories, implement appropriate protective and preventive measures regarding communicable diseases, and maintain appropriate medical records.
• Ensure that individual’s prescriptions are filled / refilled, record physician's medication orders, monitor individual’s medication administration sheets to ensure that medications are being administered properly, report medication errors appropriately, and dispose of outdated or discontinued drugs according to policy.
• Review of clinical data and upload medical information in My Health
• Update My Health Information in Evero
• Add Health Care Providers
• Complete & Provide weekly report to IDT team

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