LPN - PRN Days

As a PRN Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) at Givens Estates, you will be responsible for assisting nurses in providing high-quality care to our residents. Your main duties include administering medications, documenting patient conditions, and ensuring a safe living environment. You'll also play an essential role in transporting and transferring residents as needed while promoting their comfort and well-being.

To become a PRN LPN at Givens Estates, you need an unencumbered LPN license from the state of North Carolina. Experience working with older adults for at least one year and supervisory experience as an LPN is considered a valuable asset, although not mandatory. We are looking for candidates who can work with minimal supervision and are enthusiastic about making a positive impact in our community.

At Givens Estates, we understand the importance of work-life balance, especially for our PRN LPNs. Scheduling is designed to be flexible, allowing you to coordinate with our healthcare team for shifts that work best for you. We're committed to finding a schedule that fits into your life while still meeting the needs of our residents.

Givens Estates offers a variety of benefits for PRN LPNs including competitive pay rates ranging from $28 to $32 based on experience, plus an additional $3 for PRN work and shift differentials for nights and weekends. We also provide a referral bonus program and opportunities for educational assistance and professional development to help you grow in your career.

Working as a PRN LPN at Givens Estates is unique due to our commitment to diversity, inclusion, and continuous improvement in care for older adults. We foster a nurturing and professional environment where you can actively participate in enhancing the lives of our residents while pursuing your professional goals in a supportive community.

In answering this question, highlight specific experiences you've had with medication administration. Discuss the types of medications you've worked with, how you ensure accuracy, and your understanding of the importance of this duty in patient care. Be sure to convey your commitment to safe practices and compliance with healthcare regulations.

When faced with challenges, emphasize your interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively. Provide examples of past experiences where you successfully de-escalated a situation or provided support to a worried family member. It's key to show that you remain calm under pressure and prioritize the well-being of residents.

Discuss specific techniques such as utilizing patient-centered care approaches, regularly checking on residents, and being proactive in assessing their needs. Explain how crucial it is to create a therapeutic environment while addressing any individual fears or conditions promptly.

In your response, highlight Givens Estates' commitment to diversity, its focus on quality of life for older adults, and its innovative approach toward sustainability. Express appreciation for their mission and how you align with their values as a healthcare provider.

When answering this question, be honest and take responsibility for the error. Explain the situation, what you learned from it, and how you implemented changes to prevent it from recurring. This shows integrity and a commitment to personal growth.

Discuss your understanding of nursing regulations and how you stay informed about updates in the field. Provide examples of how you ensure compliance in your daily responsibilities, and stress the importance of maintaining ethical standards and patient safety.

Emphasize the importance of teamwork in providing quality patient care. Discuss your experience collaborating with others, highlighting your ability to engage in open communication, support your colleagues, and work toward collective goals that place the residents first.

Talk about your commitment to lifelong learning by participating in workshops, seminars, and pursuing certifications relevant to your scope of practice. Mention any professional associations you belong to and how they keep you informed on emerging best practices.

Provide a clear example of a situation where you acted in the best interest of a resident, whether it involved communicating their needs to a physician or implementing changes in their care plan. This demonstrates your commitment to patient advocacy and proactive approach.

Share your passion for nursing, specifically working with older adults. Talk about what drives you in your career, whether it's making a positive impact, forming meaningful relationships, or advocating for quality resident care. It’s essential to convey genuine enthusiasm and dedication.