LPN Nurse, Part Time

As a Part Time LPN - Charge Nurse at Stonerise Princeton, your primary responsibilities will involve delivering direct nursing care to both acutely and chronically ill patients. You'll also supervise a team of CNAs and other aides, prepare work schedules, and ensure the smooth functioning of your shift. Furthermore, you’ll be administering medications, coordinating care with other healthcare professionals, and providing essential education to patients, all while maintaining a loving and supportive environment.

To be considered for the LPN Nurse position at Stonerise Princeton, candidates must possess an active LPN license in the state of West Virginia and maintain current CPR certification. Experience in a nursing role is highly desirable, and a passion for serving others through love is essential, as this aligns with our core values as a healthcare provider.

Stonerise Princeton offers a range of competitive benefits to our Part Time LPN Nurses. These include a robust insurance package covering medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, as well as paid time off and a 401(K) retirement savings plan. You'll also enjoy opportunities for advancement, training and development, and even tuition reimbursement to support your ongoing education.

The Part Time LPN Nurse position at Stonerise Princeton typically involves working the Night Shift. This schedule provides a unique opportunity for nurses seeking flexibility while still being able to make a significant impact on patient care and the lives of their coworkers.

Stonerise Princeton is dedicated to the growth and success of its LPN Nurses by providing various training and continuing education opportunities. We also offer tuition reimbursement, allowing our nurses to pursue further education and advance in their careers while receiving support from our compassionate team.

In answering this question, be sure to highlight any previous supervisory roles you've held. Discuss how you have managed team dynamics, supported your fellow nurses, and the strategies you employed to ensure a cohesive working environment for optimal patient care.

Think of a specific example where you faced a patient's unique challenge. Explain the situation, your approach in addressing it, and the outcome, emphasizing your compassion and problem-solving skills as an LPN.

Discuss your understanding of the five rights of medication administration (the right patient, right medication, right dosage, right route, and right time). Illustrate your process for double-checking orders and collaborating with other healthcare professionals to maintain patient safety.

Explain your methodology for assessing patient needs and preferences when developing care plans. Share any experiences where you successfully tailored a care plan based on individual patient circumstances and your focus on holistic care.

Emphasize your communication skills and approach to conflict resolution. Discuss how you would mediate disputes, encourage open discussions, and foster a respectful, team-oriented environment to maintain high morale and cooperation.

Take this opportunity to mention any EHR systems, patient monitoring equipment, or other nursing technologies you've used in your previous roles. If you’ve implemented new technologies, be sure to discuss how they improved patient care.

Express your commitment to continuous learning through attending workshops, webinars, reading professional journals, or being a member of relevant nursing organizations. Emphasize the importance of staying updated to provide the best possible care.

Research Stonerise's values and mission so that you can communicate why you feel aligned with their commitment to community care and a loving approach. Highlight your specific motivations, such as their dedication to teamwork and supportive culture.

This is an excellent opportunity to demonstrate your organizational skills. Discuss your prioritization strategies, your ability to delegate tasks effectively among your team, and maintaining flexibility in response to unexpected situations.

Articulate your understanding of the influence that patient education has on health outcomes. Describe how you approach educating patients about their conditions, medications, and any post-discharge instructions using clear and compassionate communication.