Shows patients, visitors, doctors, and coworkers outstanding customer relations; demonstrate civility, compassion, and respect; and complies with the essential service standards established for the division and the medical group.

within the scope of practice, provides therapeutic patient care in line with the patients defined by the doctor and a licensed nurse.

writes down medical orders in accordance with protocol.

Directly interacts with registered nurses to implement modifications to care plans; supports and participates to the creation of nursing care.

administer the prescribed drug topically, intramuscularly, or orally.

performs procedures such as urine catheterizations, bladder installs and irrigations, suctioning techniques, throat irrigations, and enemas while using the appropriate equipment.

Applying and removing dressings, taking temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure readings, as well as obtaining specimens and ensuring proper culture collection are all tasks that fall under the category of related patient care. Patients may also be taught how to administer various self-care treatments or procedures.

Chooses and passes instruments, supports and restrains the patient, drapes, and offers other assistance as requested or necessary to help the doctor or other medical staff members with examinations and treatments.

Maintains intravenous flow rate, performs venipuncture and finger sticks to obtain blood samples, and promptly notifies the registered nurse of any issues. Within the scope of his or her job, evaluates patients' conditions by observing signs, symptoms, and reactions to therapy to identify unexpected and/or significant findings.

Applying and removing dressings, taking temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure readings, as well as obtaining specimens and ensuring proper culture collection are all tasks that fall under the category of related patient care. Patients may also be taught how to administer various self-care treatments or procedures.

Chooses and passes instruments, supports and restrains the patient, drapes, and offers other assistance as requested or necessary to help the doctor or other medical staff members with examinations and treatments.

Maintains intravenous flow rate, performs venipuncture and finger sticks to obtain blood samples, and promptly notifies the registered nurse of any issues. Within the scope of his or her job, evaluates patients' conditions by observing signs, symptoms, and reactions to therapy to identify unexpected and/or significant findings.

administers spirometer, oral, nasal, and trach suctioning, sputum induction, oxygen therapy by a mask or nasal cannula, and pulse oximetry.

by displaying abilities that are compatible with the company's vision of delivering exceptional customer relations and high-quality service, promotes, ensures, and enhancing customer service to internal and external customers.

performs additional relevant tasks as needed, such as checking patients or members in.

Age-Related Competencies: Skills evaluations and validations are used to make sure that staff members providing patient care to particular age groups (such as infants, adolescents, the elderly, etc.) are competent in identifying the special needs and behaviors associated with a given patient population.

Occasionally take on additional tasks and obligations as directed.

• Six (6) months of recent medical office or acute care LVN experience.

• N/A

• Vocational Nurse License (California)

• Basic Life Support

• Then if unable to fill: Current LVN license, BCLS Certification, and successful completion of internal Kaiser New Graduate LVN program.
• Extraordinary customer relations and quality service are critical to our success.
• We seek candidates who can demonstrate these skills and are dedicated to providing the highest quality of service to our health plan members.
• Bilingual (English/Spanish) Level II required.

• N/A.