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Hospice LPN

Visiting Nurse Association of Southeast Missouri

Kennett, MOFull-timeNo compensation foundTracked 1w agoSeen in employer's feed 3 days ago

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At a glance

Compensation
No compensation found
Location
Kennett, MO
Schedule
Full-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

Job overview

The Hospice LPN provides skilled nursing care to patients with terminal illness in their homes, nursing homes, or private facilities, following physician orders and agency policies while coordinating with R.N. staff and documenting care in the EMR.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Skilled Patient CareNursing ObservationEMR DocumentationMedication ReconciliationPatient Education

Benefits

Medical Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
401(k) Match
Paid Time Off

Full job description

Kennett, MO, USA | Salary | Paid Biweekly | Full Time

| Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance. 401K, Loyalty reward program and vacation and sick leave

INTRODUCTION: The Hospice program provides services for patients with a terminal illness under orders from a private physician delivered in the patient's private home. Patients may also receive hospice service while in the nursing home or private healthcare facility. Payment is through Medicaid, Medicare and Private Pay/Insurance. Visiting Nurse Association of Southeast Missouri is a non-profit organization.

TYPE OF WORK INVOLVED:

  • Provides skilled care to patients in accordance with agency policies, physician orders, and CMS regulations for Hospice.

  • Makes pertinent nursing observations and communicates these to the R.N. Staff Nurse, TCM, Hospice physician and/or IDG team when appropriate and document in a timely manner.

  • Participate and attend IDG meetings as scheduled and document IDG notes.

  • Take on call rotation as scheduled

  • Maintains current clinical notes in EMR, reflecting updates to plan of care and care provided.

  • Inform doctor of changes in patient's conditions, with documentation of changes in narrative notes.

  • Review medication profile and reconcile medications weekly.

  • Assists the R.N. in performing specialized duties.

  • Reports any identified needs or potential problems of patients or family members to the R.N. in a timely manner.

  • Follow the plan of care as initiated by the R.N./physician.

  • Follows state guidelines and policies as far as the scope of practice for an LPN in homecare/Hospice.

  • Provides accurate information to patients/families as outlined in the nursing care plan.

TRAINING: Training involves a 30 day period where policies and procedures are covered. Computer training will cover the use of the handheld used to make patient visits.

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