PRN LPN Nights

As a PRN LPN Nights at Southern Health Partners, your primary responsibilities include delivering comprehensive patient care, evaluating symptoms and reactions, administering prescribed medications, and following through with established treatment plans. You will work within the boundaries of state nursing guidelines and collaborate with healthcare providers to ensure optimal patient outcomes.

To become a PRN LPN Nights at Southern Health Partners, you must hold a valid LPN license in the state of Wisconsin, possess strong clinical and critical thinking skills, and demonstrate the ability to work within a correctional healthcare setting. Prior experience in similar environments may be beneficial but is not mandatory.

The PRN LPN Nights position at Southern Health Partners offers flexibility through an online scheduling exchange, allowing you to choose shifts that fit your availability. This way, you can balance your work life with personal commitments while still contributing valuable care to our patients.

As a PRN LPN Nights at Southern Health Partners, you gain access to various benefits, including daily pay, bi-weekly direct deposit, eligibility for a 401K retirement plan after one year, monthly continuing education hours, tuition discounts, and an opportunity to participate in an employee referral bonus program.

Southern Health Partners highly values the continued growth of its staff. As a PRN LPN Nights, you will have the opportunity to earn monthly continuing education hours, which can further enhance your nursing skills and knowledge, keeping you at the forefront of patient care practices in a correctional environment.

When answering this question, share specific experiences you’ve had in a correctional facility, focusing on the unique challenges and learning opportunities that came with the role. Highlight your ability to remain calm and professional in high-pressure situations and your commitment to patient care.

Explain your method for prioritizing tasks, such as assessing patient needs, identifying critical situations, and using time management skills to ensure all patients receive the care they require, even during busy nights.

Discuss your knowledge of nursing standards and compliance regulations, and provide examples of how you've adhered to these requirements in past roles. Mention ongoing education and training that keep you updated on the best practices.

In your response, describe a calm and systematic approach to addressing a medication error. Emphasize the importance of communication, notifying supervisors, and documenting the incident while ensuring patient safety above all.

Share a specific example where you had to use your critical thinking skills to assess a patient’s condition or decide on a treatment plan. Highlight your analytical process and how it positively impacted patient outcomes.

Discuss the importance of collaboration and communication within a healthcare team. Provide examples of your experiences working with different disciplines, how it enhanced patient care, and your willingness to support team members.

Talk about your self-care strategies and emotional resilience techniques, such as seeking support from colleagues, healthy habits, and ensuring you disconnect after shifts, which allows you to recharge and remain effective in your role.

Express your understanding of patient confidentiality principles and how crucial they are, especially in a correctional setting. Discuss the procedures you adhere to in order to protect patient privacy without compromising care.

Describe your conflict resolution strategies, including active listening, empathy, and communication skills to de-escalate any situation while maintaining your professional demeanor and ensuring safety.

Share your motivations for wanting to work with Southern Health Partners, such as the flexibility of the PRN role, the unique opportunities within correctional healthcare, and how you align with the company’s mission to provide quality patient care.