LPN - Urology Clinic

As a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) at Sanford Health’s Urology Clinic, your key responsibilities will include ensuring the health and comfort of patients, documenting detailed medical histories, contributing to patient assessments, administering medications or treatments as ordered, and providing essential support to healthcare professionals. You'll also have the opportunity to counsel patients and families on preventive and treatment plans under the direction of registered nurses and physicians.

To qualify for the LPN position at Sanford Health in Fargo, ND, you need to be a graduate of an accredited practical nursing program and hold an unencumbered Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license. If the position involves IV therapy, you must have graduated from an AASPN program with IV therapy included or have completed an approved IV therapy course. Additionally, maintaining required competencies and certifications is essential.

The Licensed Practical Nurse position at Sanford Health Urology Clinic features full-time day shifts, operating from Monday through Friday, which means no weekends or holidays! This schedule allows for a balanced work-life dynamic while still engaging in meaningful patient care.

Sanford Health offers a comprehensive benefits package for full-time LPNs, which may include health, dental, and vision insurance, life insurance, a 401(k) retirement plan, and generous time-off policies. We prioritize our employees' well-being to help maintain a healthy work-life balance, making it an attractive place to grow your nursing career.

Yes! Sanford Health is currently offering a $10,000 sign-on bonus for newly hired Licensed Practical Nurses at our Urology Clinic. This bonus is part of our commitment to attracting talented and dedicated healthcare professionals to provide excellent patient care.

When answering this question, provide specific examples of your experiences that relate directly to urology nursing, such as managing patient care for urological issues or working with specific treatments. Highlight your hands-on skills and the understanding of patient needs.

Discuss your approach to patient comfort, including effective communication, creating a welcoming environment, and actively listening to patient concerns. Share examples of how you’ve previously supported patient comfort and addressed their emotional and physical needs.

Explain your strategy for conflict resolution, emphasizing active listening, empathy, and clear communication. Share an experience where you effectively diffused a tense situation, illustrating your ability to stay calm and professional under pressure.

Emphasize the importance of follow-through with standards and protocols to ensure medication is administered safely. Provide an example of a situation where your attention to detail contributed to successful patient outcomes.

Mention specific resources, such as journals, webinars, or professional organizations that you utilize to remain informed. Demonstrate your commitment to ongoing education and professional development in the urology field.

Share an experience that highlights your collaborative skills and the importance of teamwork in achieving patient care goals. Discuss communication strategies and how you supported others’ roles in patient care.

Talk about prioritization techniques you use to manage multiple tasks while ensuring patient care remains a top priority. Use a specific example of a time when you successfully juggled responsibilities in a high-paced environment.

Describe your method for patient education, focusing on clear communication, empathy, and providing written materials if necessary. Give an example of how you ensured the patient understood their treatment options.

Share personal insights that reflect your passion for nursing and helping others. Discuss how patient interactions contribute positively to your job satisfaction and motivate you in your role.

Here, you can discuss Sanford Health’s reputation, values, and commitment to quality care. Highlight your enthusiasm for being part of a team that respects and values both patients and staff, aligning with your own professional aspirations.