LPN - Specialty Float Pool

As an LPN in the Specialty Float Pool at EvergreenHealth, your primary responsibility is assisting providers in delivering quality patient care. This includes tasks such as preparing patients for exams, taking their medical history and vitals, assisting with procedures, administering medications, and performing various office responsibilities.

To qualify for the LPN position at EvergreenHealth, you must be licensed as an LPN in the State of Washington and hold a current Healthcare Provider BLS certification. One or more years of relevant experience is preferred, but not mandatory.

LPNs at EvergreenHealth can expect a comprehensive benefits package that includes competitive medical, dental, and vision insurance, retirement plans with employer contributions, tuition assistance, and generous paid time off. We also offer on-demand virtual health care, life insurance, and more.

The Specialty Float Pool at EvergreenHealth allows LPNs to work across various specialty clinics, providing flexibility and the chance to gain diverse experience while supporting healthcare teams in delivering outstanding patient care.

As an LPN in the Specialty Float Pool at EvergreenHealth, you can expect a competitive wage ranging from $30.40 to $48.63 per hour. Additionally, you will earn an extra $2.00 per hour due to your vital role within the float pool.

Absolutely! EvergreenHealth values its team members and provides supportive new hire training and orientation to ensure you are equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to thrive in your LPN position.

EvergreenHealth emphasizes core values such as compassion, respect, excellence, collaboration, and accountability. These values guide every team member in their daily responsibilities and interactions.

In a busy environment, prioritizing patient care tasks involves assessing the urgency of each situation, considering factors like patient needs, scheduled procedures, and communication with the care team to ensure timely support where it's most needed.

When discussing your experience with patient assessments and vitals, highlight specific methods you used for obtaining accurate measurements, how you've documented those findings and any situations where assessments led to critical interventions or care adjustments.

The most critical aspect of patient communication is active listening. It's essential to understand patient concerns fully and ensure they feel heard and valued. Clear communication fosters trust and improves care outcomes.

Handling difficult patients or family members requires patience and empathy. I would listen carefully to their concerns, validate their feelings, and collaborate with them to find a solution while remaining calm and professional.

Ensuring compliance with state regulations and the scope of practice involves staying updated with continuing education, regularly reviewing nursing policies, and being aware of state laws regarding LPN duties and responsibilities.

When answering this question, choose a specific example illustrating your role in a team setting, the communication strategies used, and the successful outcome achieved through collaboration for patient care.

To maintain my certifications and education, I engage in ongoing professional development, attend workshops and conferences, and participate in relevant continuing education courses to stay informed about best practices in nursing.

When asked about a challenging procedure, provide a specific example where your skills, communication, and preparation helped ensure a successful outcome, and reflect on what you learned from the experience.

In high-stress situations, I maintain focus by prioritizing tasks, practicing deep breathing techniques, and communicating effectively with my colleagues to ensure that patient care is not compromised.

My motivation as an LPN in a specialty float pool comes from the diversity of experiences I gain, the dynamic support I provide to different teams, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on patient care across various specialties.