The LPN is responsible and accountable for the overall health status of the residents, including: assessment, evaluation, plan of care, monitoring and reporting changes to the physician and family. The LPN may delegate selected nursing activities to other health care workers, but retains accountability and responsibility for the overall nursing care. Supervising staff along with the continuous evaluation of resident care needs and implementation of plan of care by direct care or supervision of the C.N.A.’s, environmental aides or ward secretary.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS
Licenses and Certifications Required
Current N.D. L.P.N. license
Educational Requirements
Graduate of an accredited school of nursing
Experience Requirements
Previous nursing home experience preferred, not required
Special Skills or Training Requirements
Good organizational and interpersonal skills; C.P.R. certified
