Home Health LPN - job 1 of 2

As a Home Health LPN at Phoenix Home Care & Hospice, your key responsibilities include assisting in the development and revision of care plans, providing nursing care based on physician's orders, monitoring and reporting changes in patient conditions, and educating clients and their families about their treatments. You’ll also engage in quality assessment and attend staff meetings, contributing to a collaborative team environment.

To qualify for the Home Health LPN role at Phoenix Home Care & Hospice, you must possess a valid Kansas or Compact Nursing License. While home health experience is appreciated, it's not mandatory. Strong organizational skills, self-management, and a compassionate approach to customer service are essential traits for this position.

Phoenix Home Care & Hospice offers a robust benefits package for Home Health LPNs, including comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans. You can expect flexibility in your schedule, competitive pay ranging from $45,000 to $60,000, paid mileage, spousal insurance, paid time off, and a supportive 401K plan to help you secure your financial future.

At Phoenix Home Care & Hospice, we understand the importance of a strong start. That’s why we provide tailored orientation and training specifically designed for new hires. This ensures that you’re equipped with the essential knowledge and skills to execute your role effectively and feel confident in delivering the highest standards of care.

Choosing to work as a Home Health LPN at Phoenix Home Care & Hospice means joining a mission-driven team that values your contributions. You'll be part of a culture that prioritizes not only high-quality patient care but also your own well-being and professional growth, allowing you to embark on a rewarding career that truly makes a difference in the lives of others.

When faced with challenging situations, I remain calm and patient, ensuring that I listen carefully to the patient's concerns. I believe in open communication and collaboration to seek solutions while maintaining their dignity and comfort.

I have experience in collaborating with healthcare teams to develop individualized patient care plans by assessing needs, evaluating patient history, and integrating physician recommendations to ensure comprehensive care.

I tailor my educational approach based on the client's or family's level of understanding. Utilizing clear, straightforward language, visual aids, and hands-on demonstrations helps ensure they grasp the information necessary for effective care.

Prioritization is key on busy shifts. I assess each patient's immediate needs, focusing on critical tasks first, while maintaining flexibility to address unexpected situations as they arise. Keeping communication open with my team also allows for support when needed.

I have utilized EHR systems to document patient care, track treatment progress, and ensure accurate information exchange with fellow healthcare providers. This has improved the quality of care through streamlined communication and data management.

To ensure patient safety, I conduct thorough assessments of the home environment, identify potential hazards, and implement necessary interventions. Regular communication with patients and family members about safety protocols is also essential.

I am motivated by the opportunity to provide one-on-one care and make a meaningful impact in patients' lives while fostering independence and comfort in their own homes, which I find incredibly fulfilling.

When managing stress with difficult patients, I practice self-care and utilize stress-relief techniques such as deep breathing. I also remind myself to remain empathetic, focusing on the patient’s emotions and finding common ground.

I recall a patient who struggled with medication adherence due to confusion. By educating them on their medications and involving their family in the discussion, I empowered them to be more involved in their care, leading to improved health outcomes.

I am committed to professional development through attending workshops, pursuing continuing education opportunities, and engaging with peer networks. Staying abreast of the latest research and practices enhances my ability to deliver high-quality care.