LPN - FT Nights

As a Full-Time Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) at Givens Estates, your primary responsibilities include delivering quality resident care, administering medications, ensuring thorough documentation, and creating a safe and therapeutic environment for our residents. You will also collaborate closely with your colleagues in a supportive team atmosphere to enhance the quality of life for our older adult residents.

To be considered for the LPN position at Givens Estates, you must hold an unencumbered LPN license for the state of North Carolina. Additionally, prior experience working with older adults is preferred, though not mandatory. Experience in supervision as an RN or LPN will also be regarded positively, as it aligns with Givens' commitment to high-quality care.

Givens Estates offers an attractive benefits package for Licensed Practical Nurses, including a $5,000 sign-on bonus, three major medical health insurance plans, dental and vision coverage at no additional cost, short-term disability, life insurance, and access to an employee assistance program. Alongside competitive pay, you’ll also enjoy paid time off, a retirement plan with matching contributions, and educational assistance opportunities.

As an LPN at Givens Estates, you will be part of a vibrant, supportive community that prioritizes teamwork and respect. Our organizational culture promotes Diversity and Belonging, ensuring that every team member feels valued. You'll work in a well-structured environment that encourages professional growth and fosters innovation, making a positive impact on the lives of our senior residents.

Givens Estates currently has a Full-Time LPN position available during the night shift, specifically from 7pm to 7am, with rotating weekends. We're committed to ensuring a healthy work-life balance, and we collaborate with our staff to offer flexible scheduling when possible. This ensures that you can enjoy your work while also making time for personal commitments.

This is your chance to showcase your passion for nursing and working with older adults. Focus on Givens Estates' mission and how their values align with your own. Mention your desire to make a difference in the lives of seniors and how you admire Givens’ approach to community care.

Be prepared to share specific details about your experience in medication administration. Discuss your understanding of various medications, protocols for error prevention, and how you ensure patient safety when delivering medications.

Share examples of past experiences where you effectively managed stress. Emphasize your ability to stay calm, prioritize tasks, and communicate clearly with your team, even in high-pressure scenarios. Highlighting your problem-solving skills will also be beneficial.

Discuss your approach to following care plans, maintaining documentation, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals. Explain how you prioritize patient needs and what strategies you use to maintain a therapeutic environment.

Talk about any experience you have with older adults, focusing on what you've learned about their specific needs and how you've tailored your care to suit them. This could include personal anecdotes or professional experiences.

Express your commitment to ongoing education and professional development. Mention any relevant courses, certifications, or workshops you've participated in, and discuss how you integrate the latest best practices into your nursing.

Use this opportunity to share a specific instance where you advocated for a patient's needs or preferences. Highlight the importance of communication and teamwork in achieving a positive outcome.

Highlight your belief in the importance of teamwork in delivering quality care. Share examples of how you've worked collaboratively with colleagues and how this collaboration benefits patient outcomes.

Be honest about the challenges of the role while expressing your enthusiasm for overcoming them. Discuss how you approach these challenges and what you’ve learned from them to aid personal and professional growth.

Discuss your approach to prioritization and time management in caring for multiple patients. Highlight organizational skills, effective communication, and the ability to remain adaptable to meet the patients' needs efficiently.