1st shift and 3rd shift 12 hour LPNs and RNs Needed - job 1 of 2

At AdvisaCare, LPNs and RNs are responsible for providing personal care services to home-bound patients, particularly those on a ventilator. This involves monitoring patient conditions, administering medications, assisting with daily living activities, and ensuring a safe and positive environment. Nurses must exhibit strong communication skills both with patients and their families.

Candidates for the LPN and RN positions at AdvisaCare must hold a current Michigan nursing license. Additionally, reliable transportation and a valid driver’s license are necessary, as travel within the service area is required. The ability to pass a drug screen and background check is essential for joining the team.

AdvisaCare is proud to offer 24/7 staffing support to all its nurses. This means that you can reach out at any time for assistance or guidance. Furthermore, we provide advanced skilled training and a paid general orientation to help you feel confident and prepared in your role.

AdvisaCare prioritizes a low-stress environment for its employees. We offer competitive pay, an employee appreciation program, and numerous benefits such as medical, dental, vision insurance, and a 401K retirement plan. The focus on team collaboration and respect contributes to an overall positive work experience.

Yes! AdvisaCare offers flexible shift options, including 12-hour shifts during the day or night. If you’re looking for a work-life balance and the ability to choose your schedule, this job is perfect for you. Many nurses appreciate the flexibility that allows them to work only a couple of shifts a week.

When answering this question, focus on your passion for nursing and helping others. Share personal experiences or motivations that led you to choose this career path, emphasizing the rewarding nature of the job and your desire to make a positive impact on patients' lives.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your answer. Provide a specific example of a challenging patient interaction you've faced in the past, detailing how you resolved the issue while maintaining professionalism and providing excellent care.

Highlight key nursing skills such as strong communication, critical thinking, attention to detail, and empathy. Also, mention the ability to work well in a team as well as independently, especially in a home care setting where you might work alone.

Discuss effective time management strategies, such as creating a task list and prioritizing based on urgency and patient needs. Provide an example of how you managed multiple responsibilities during a previous shift while ensuring patient care was not compromised.

Emphasize your understanding of HIPAA regulations and the importance of maintaining patient privacy. Share specific practices you follow, like discussing patient information only in private settings or securely storing patient records.

If you have experience, share specifics about the types of ventilators you’ve worked with and any training you've had. If you lack direct experience, demonstrate your willingness to learn and highlight any relevant training or coursework that prepares you for this responsibility.

Discuss any continuing education courses, workshops, or certifications you pursue. Mentioning your dedication to lifelong learning and staying updated with the latest nursing practices showcases your commitment to professional growth.

Explain your approach to communication and how you would listen to their concerns while being professional and empathetic. Show your understanding of the importance of involving family members in the care process to build trust and collaboration.

Highlight the importance of collaboration in providing quality patient care. Share experiences where you effectively worked as part of a team and the positive outcomes that resulted from good teamwork.

Discuss your personal motivations that drive you to provide excellent care, whether it's seeing patients improve, building relationships, or upholding high professional standards. This shows your commitment to the nursing profession and patient welfare.