Licensed Practical Nurse, Student Wellness

• →Serves as a clinical resource for medical student immunization and health compliance requirements.
• →Reviews medical student immunization records, laboratory titers, tuberculosis/QuantiFERON testing, vaccine documentation, and other required health records for completeness and compliance.
• →Coordinates and performs mask fit testing for medical students in accordance with established requirements and clinical procedures.
• →Assesses patient condition prior to and after treatments and procedures.
• →Performs and documents vital signs.
• →Performs EKGs, aerosol nebulization, basic visual acuity tests, ear and eye irrigations.
• →Administers medications orally, intradermally, subcutaneously and intramuscularly, in accordance with state scope of practice laws.
• →Examines, cleans and dresses wounds, bites, and burns.
• →Removes sutures.
• →Applies elastic bandages, arm slings, knee immobilizers and finger splints.
• →Educates and fits patients for orthopedic assistive devices, immobilizers, splints, and/or crutches and provides crutch usage teaching.
• →Assists patients in moving from carts, wheelchairs, etc. on to exam tables or to different departments.
• →Monitors level and temperature of supplies and stores new supplies upon delivery.
• →Schedules patient appointments.
• →Prepares patients, equipment and supplies for specific procedures and provides assistance as required.
• →Obtains and records patient data for medical records noting any significant changes in the patient's condition.
• →Collects, delivers, and conducts routine tests on patient specimens.
• →Performs other related work as needed.

• LPN with an active license in the State of Illinois.
• CPR certification. 

• Ambulatory or hospital-based care setting.

• Computer skills including familiarity with Microsoft Office software, ability to type and enter patient information in the electronic medical record.

• Knowledge of patient care fundamentals, including aseptic principles and techniques.
• Provide direct patient care in a professional and respectful manner.
• Excellent verbal and written communication.
• Read documents or instruments.
• Perform multiple concurrent tasks with occasional interruptions.
• Exercise discretion and confidentiality while handling sensitive situations.
• Solve problems by applying math or reasoning principles.

• Ability to sit or stand for 4 hours or more.
• Ability to use computers extensively for 4 hours or more.
• Work may involve assisting patients in transferring to and from chairs, wheelchairs, exam tables and gurneys. Current lifting procedures must be followed.
• Duties performed require potential exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
• Occupational risk for exposure to infectious material and communicable diseases.
• Required annual TB control training and/or other health screenings.
• Work may be performed in varied locations inside/outside of the clinical setting including other campus or offsite locations.

• Cover Letter (preferred)
• Resume (required)
• List of 3 References (required)

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FLSA Status

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Pay Range

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