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As a Licensed Practical Nurse at CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group, your primary responsibilities include performing basic nursing care, collecting vital patient data, administering medications, and documenting treatment progress. You will work closely with registered nurses and physicians to enhance patient care and outcomes.

To qualify as an LPN at CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group, candidates must graduate from an accredited practical nursing program, hold a current LPN license from Kentucky, and possess basic life support (BLS) certification. Previous nursing experience is preferred, particularly in a clinic or acute hospital setting.

Ideal candidates for the Licensed Practical Nurse position at CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group will have a minimum of one year of nursing experience, preferably within a clinic or acute care environment. Specialty clinic experience is also beneficial as it enhances your ability to provide targeted care.

Successful LPNs at CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group should possess strong communication skills, a solid understanding of basic nursing processes, sound judgment, and the ability to maintain professionalism even in challenging situations. Moreover, a caring and positive attitude towards patients is essential.

CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group is committed to the professional development of its staff, including LPNs. They offer various opportunities for continuing education, training in new healthcare technologies, and specialty certifications that help enhance your nursing practice.

In your response, highlight your familiarity with medication administration protocols, any relevant training you’ve undergone, and your attention to detail in documenting patient responses to medications, emphasizing your commitment to patient safety.

Showcase your interpersonal skills by discussing strategies you've used to de-escalate situations, including active listening, empathy, and clear communication to reassure patients and their families while focusing on finding mutually acceptable solutions.

Discuss your approach to creating a welcoming environment, explaining your attention to infection control practices, adherence to health regulations, and the importance of continuously monitoring patient conditions and responding promptly to any concerns.

Illustrate your organizational skills by detailing how you assess patient needs, establish a priority list based on urgency, and ensure that all responsibilities are met efficiently, all while maintaining high standards of care.

Explain your process for collecting essential patient data, considering both subjective and objective factors. Your response should reflect your application of critical thinking to analyze data accurately and determine necessary actions.

Share a specific example that highlights your collaboration with other healthcare professionals. Discuss your role, the outcome of the collaboration, and how it contributed to improving patient care or solving a problem.

Mention any professional development activities, such as attending workshops, pursuing continuing education, or engaging with professional nursing organizations, and how these efforts enhance your practice and patient care.

Be candid about specific challenges you’ve encountered, focusing on your strategies for overcoming obstacles while showcasing your resilience, adaptability, and dedication to patient care.

In your response, emphasize the importance of effective communication and professionalism. Discuss how you would respectfully express your concerns and advocate for the patient's safety while maintaining a collaborative working relationship.

Share your passion for nursing by discussing experiences that have inspired you. Highlight your commitment to making a difference in patients' lives, your dedication to providing compassionate care, and the fulfillment you find in being part of a healthcare team.