RN/LPN - FT Days

As an RN/LPN at Givens Estates, you will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate resident care plans while being accountable for administering medications and conducting therapeutic procedures as prescribed. You'll also respond to emergencies, maintain a high standard of care, and coordinate unit routines—ensuring that our health care team operates smoothly and effectively.

Candidates for the RN/LPN position at Givens Estates need to hold an unencumbered registered nursing license in North Carolina. While having two years of experience in long-term care or working with the geriatric population is preferred, we also value skills in public relations and the ability to work independently while maintaining confidentiality in accordance with HIPAA regulations.

As a full-time RN/LPN at Givens Estates, you will work day shifts from 6 am to 6 pm, with every other weekend off. Our organization understands the importance of work-life balance and strives to offer flexible scheduling options whenever possible.

Full-time RNs at Givens Estates enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes a $5,000 sign-on bonus paid out in increments over the first year, multiple health insurance plans with dental and vision at no extra cost, free short-term disability and life insurance, PTO, access to an employee assistance program, and generous retirement plan options. We prioritize your professional growth with educational assistance and development opportunities as well.

Givens Estates is committed to the ongoing professional development of its RN/LPN staff. We offer educational assistance for further training and certifications, so you have the chance to enhance your skills and advance your career within our supportive community.

When answering this question, focus on specific experiences where you've managed care for elderly patients. Share insights on how you've tailored your approach to meet their unique needs, stressing your empathy, communication skills, and any specialized training you’ve undertaken in geriatric care.

Discuss techniques you use to organize and prioritize tasks effectively. You could mention tools like checklists or time management strategies, as well as your approach to assessing which tasks need immediate attention, especially in a fast-paced environment such as a nursing facility.

Emphasize the importance of clear, compassionate communication. Share examples of how you've effectively explained treatment plans or cared for emotional needs, showcasing your ability to build trust and rapport with residents and their families.

In your response, highlight your training and experience with emergency protocols, remaining calm under pressure, and the importance of teamwork. You could describe a past situation where you successfully managed an emergency and the steps you took to ensure patient safety.

Here, you should share a specific story demonstrating your conflict resolution skills and ability to empathize with the concerns of patients or family members. Explain the steps you took to address the situation effectively while maintaining professionalism and care.

Your answer should reflect your passion for nursing and the human aspect of healthcare. Discuss specific instances or experiences that rekindled your commitment to helping others, emphasizing your desire to make a positive impact in the lives of patients, especially seniors.

Given the sensitive nature of healthcare information, stress the significance of confidentiality and your familiarity with HIPAA regulations. You might provide examples of best practices you follow to protect patient information and ensure compliance in everyday interactions.

Share your coping mechanisms for stress, such as taking breaks, practicing mindfulness, or the support of colleagues. Highlight how maintaining your composure and handling stress positively affects your performance and patient care.

Provide an example of a care plan you’ve created, detailing the assessment process, goals, and how you involved the patient and their family in the planning. This showcases your critical thinking and patient-centered approach.

Here, mention resources like journals, seminars, workshops, or memberships in professional organizations that you engage with to stay informed. This shows your commitment to continuous learning and improving your nursing practice.