Role and Responsibilities (Duties include, but are not limited to the following)

The occupation requires emotional stability to help patients and their families work through the treatment process and cope with death if treatment fails.

Administering non-chemo treatments

Triaging patients

Phlebotomy administration and execution

Scheduling new patients

Interviewing patients and recording their medical history

Obtaining patient vital signs and escorting patients to their rooms

Administering injections of medications

Verifying that patient charts are updated promptly and accurately

Observing and recording patients’ conditions and reactions to medications and treatments

Must be willing to travel to other office locations when needed

Qualifications and Education Requirements

Successful completion of LPN program

Valid LPN license

Ability to undertake a variety of diverse care tasks and work in a multidisciplinary team

Understanding of confidentiality obligations and nursing best practices

Excellent knowledge of medical and hospital terminology

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Compassionate and able to handle stress