The LPN will support physicians and APPs by performing clinical tasks such as drawing blood, administering medications, and assisting with examinations. They are also responsible for rooming patients, maintaining medical records, and providing patient education to ensure high-quality care. Candidates must be graduates of an approved LPN school of nursing and hold a current LPN license. Additional requirements include CPR/BLS certification and the ability to comply with various regulatory and state clearances.
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