Licensed Practical Clinic- Beloit Clinic Urology

Join Beloit Health System as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) with our growing Beloit Clinic Urology team in Beloit, WI.

As a valued member of our care team, you will partner with physicians and advanced practice providers to provide exceptional patient care and support individuals managing various urologic health conditions.

If you are passionate about delivering outstanding care and thrive in a collaborative clinical setting, we encourage you to apply.

• Shift: 1st
• Schedule: 8a-5p
• Hours per week: 32 hours per week

This Licensed Practical Nurse in the Urology Clinic provides professional nursing services to patients in a clinic setting. The Licensed Practical Nurse(LPN) will perform patient assessments through telephone triage and/or rooming patients. The Licensed Practical Nurse in the Urology Clinic will complete a variety of tasks including rooming patients, monitoring patient flow, triaging phone messages, obtaining patient histories and vital signs, administering medications, assisting with diagnostic procedures and/or treatments, maintaining the patient's medical record, stocking rooms and assisting with medical emergencies.

The Licensed Practical Nurse in the Urology Clinic will:

• Assist providers with examinations, procedures, and delivery of necessary nursing care.
• Verify that all required consents are signed and dated prior to procedures and participate in procedural "time outs" with the Physician/Licensed Independent Practitioner (LIP) when appropriate.
• Administer medications as ordered by the provider and document administration accurately in the electronic medical record (EMR).
• Maintain complete, accurate, and up-to-date patient records within the EMR.
• Conduct telephone triage and follow-up calls, providing patients with timely guidance and support.
• Effectively utilize computer software applications to complete clinical and administrative tasks accurately and efficiently.
• Manage incoming department phone calls with professionalism, sound judgment, and a patient-centered approach.