Licensed Practical Nurse, LPN
Our License Practical Nurses are part of a multi-disciplinary team in providing safe and effective dialysis therapy for assigned patients under the direct supervision of a registered nurse. The role is all about the relationships and the bond you will create with the patients and their families.
Requirements:
- Current LPN license in the state of practice.
- Current CPR/BLS certification.
- IV certification if required by state of practice.
- High school diploma or equivalent required.
- Prior dialysis experience is preferred.
Why choose Innovative Renal Care
- Be part of a team that makes a difference in people's lives!
- Annual raises significantly above the industry standard.
- We recognize your most recent dialysis experience in calculating your paid time off accrual.
Our team lives by our values of Integrity, Innovation, Accountability, Results Driven, and Everyone Counts!
Integrity - Deliver on our promises with dedication and clarity.
Innovation - Engage and empower others by sharing ideas and successes.
Compassion - Treat patients and their families with the utmost respect and empathy.
Accountability - Take ownership when resolving issues and solving problems, trusting others to support us.
Results Driven - Keep raising the bar on our own performance, helping, and encouraging our colleagues to do the same.
Everyone Counts - Respects people of all backgrounds. Strive to create a diverse and equitable workplace.
Innovative Renal Care is an equal opportunity employer and a drug free workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regards to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, citizenship, disability or protected veteran status.
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