Licensed Practical Nurse 7pm - 7am & 7pm - 7am

As a Licensed Practical Nurse at Liberty CLC, your primary responsibilities will include providing direct patient care, administering medications and treatments, monitoring patient conditions, and collaborating with RNs and the healthcare team to ensure optimal patient outcomes. You’ll also have the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with residents and their families, as our culture emphasizes Connecting People 2 Life!

To join Liberty CLC as a Licensed Practical Nurse, you must hold an active LPN license. We are looking for candidates who demonstrate compassion, accountability, and a genuine love for caring for others, especially the elderly. Being a team player, ability to multitask, and a readiness to adapt to changing environments are also crucial qualifications for this role.

Liberty CLC offers a comprehensive benefits package to our Licensed Practical Nurses, including healthcare benefits with zero deductible, daily pay options, tuition assistance for further education, and reimbursement for license renewal. Additionally, we provide a 401k plan to help you save for your future, and endless opportunities for professional development.

The workplace culture at Liberty CLC is supportive and ambitious, centered around connecting our residents to life. We strive to create an environment where team members can thrive and make genuine connections while providing high-quality care. Our philosophy encourages creating personal relationships, ensuring that every day is engaging and fulfilling.

At Liberty CLC, we are dedicated to the continual growth of our Licensed Practical Nurses. We offer numerous opportunities for professional development, mentorship programs, and educational assistance. Our commitment to your career is reflected in everything we do, ensuring you have what you need to excel in your role.

When answering this question, focus on your hands-on experience, highlighting specific contexts such as long-term care, rehabilitation, or acute settings. Emphasize the types of responsibilities you managed and the age groups you worked with, tying your experiences to the role at Liberty CLC and how it prepared you to work effectively in their environment.

Showcase your conflict resolution and communication skills by discussing your approach to understanding the patient's and family's concerns. Give examples of how you maintained professionalism, offered support, and found solutions that respected their feelings while focusing on patient care.

Speak to your philosophy of care that prioritizes empathy and meaningful interactions. Share examples of how you've taken the time to get to know residents or patients and their families, demonstrating your commitment to Connecting People 2 Life, which is central to Liberty CLC's mission.

Discuss your organizational skills and multitasking abilities. Share techniques you use to assess patient needs quickly, reassess priorities throughout your shift, and manage time effectively. Highlight any systems or tools you utilize to stay on track in providing excellent care under pressure.

Effective communication is key in healthcare. Discuss your experience with team meetings, updates, and the importance of clear documentation. You can also mention ways you ensure all team members are informed about patient care plans to foster collaboration and ensure smooth operation within a busy clinical environment.

Outline your commitment to lifelong learning. Mention continued education courses, membership in nursing organizations, or following reputable medical journals and resources. This demonstrates your eagerness to grow professionally and provide the best possible care for patients at Liberty CLC.

Connect your passion for nursing and patient care with Liberty CLC's mission of Connecting People 2 Life. Speak to specific aspects such as their focus on relationships, supportive environment, or comprehensive benefits that resonate with your career goals and ideals.

Choose a scenario that reflects your critical thinking and problem-solving skills, ideally one involving a patient or family situation. Clearly outline the steps you took, how it impacted the patient’s outcome, and what you learned from the experience, showcasing your readiness to tackle challenges as a Licensed Practical Nurse.

Describe techniques to assess and maintain patient safety, including thorough monitoring, adherence to protocols, and communication with team members. Provide examples of how you’ve identified potential hazards and taken proactive measures in your previous roles to ensure the safety and well-being of your patients.

This is an opportunity to discuss the soft skills necessary for success in nursing. While specific technical skills are essential, highlighting qualities such as empathy, communication, and adaptability can differentiate you as a candidate who prioritizes patient-centered care aligned with Liberty CLC’s values.