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LPN II

TypePer diem
PostedFeb 13
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Must have current GA LPN license or be eligible for one.
Qualifications
✓Prefer experience in psych. Must have the compassion to work with a sensitive population with patience, kindness, and strength.
79open roles
4LPN/LVN roles open in GA
60 miThomaston to Atlanta
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Must have current GA LPN license or be eligible for one.
Qualifications
✓Prefer experience in psych. Must have the compassion to work with a sensitive population with patience, kindness, and strength.
79open roles
4LPN/LVN roles open in GA
60 miThomaston to Atlanta
Want the next LPN/LVN job in Georgia by email?
Weekly, free, unsubscribe with one click.

Full employer posting

Join a winning team! Upson Regional Medical Center is a small hospital with a BIG heart! Our employees enjoy an environment where they can take care of patients with a high degree of quality and compassion.

Patients get to experience top-notch healthcare with modern technology and a team with a focus of excellence for every patient, every time. The LPN under the guidance and supervision of the RN, shares responsibility for providing for the total patient needs. As a member of the nursing team, the LPN performs a variety of technical and skilled patient care duties of which were acquired through formal practical nursing education and supervised on-the-job training and experiences.

The LPN shares the responsibility in providing a safe and comfortable environment conducive to healing while delivering quality care. The patient population primarily served is age 8 to geriatric.

Must have current GA LPN license or be eligible for one. Prefer experience in psych. Must have the compassion to work with a sensitive population with patience, kindness, and strength.

Varied Hours · 12 hour shifts, vaires

About the role

The LPN under the guidance and supervision of the RN, shares responsibility for providing for the total patient needs. As a member of the nursing team, the LPN performs a variety of technical and skilled patient care duties of which were acquired through formal practical nursing education and supervised on-the-job training and experiences.