Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)

Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Department: Medical-Surgical / Emergency / Clinical Support Services Reports to: Clinical Leaders Position Summary The Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) provides exceptional, patient-centered care across multiple hospital units, including Medical-Surgical, Emergency Services., and Surgical Services.

This role encompasses direct nursing care as well as cross-functional responsibilities in laboratory and hospital technician support. The LVN serves as a vital part of the interdisciplinary team, ensuring efficient delivery of care and operational excellence throughout the facility.

Key Responsibilities

Deliver compassionate, competent nursing care to patients in Med-Surg and Emergency, and Surgical Services settings, following physician orders and established protocols. Assist with patient assessments, treatments, IV therapy, and medication administration according to Texas LVN scope of practice. Support emergency interventions and stabilization procedures in coordination with RNs and physicians.

Perform basic laboratory functions including specimen collection, labeling, processing, and maintaining quality and safety standards. Collaborate with laboratory leadership to ensure timely and accurate testing procedures and documentation. Fulfill hospital technician responsibilities such as vital sign monitoring, EKGs, patient transport, and maintaining medical supplies and equipment.

Accurately document all care and procedures in the electronic health record (EHR). Demonstrate professionalism, flexibility, and teamwork in all aspects of patient care and hospital support. Comply with all hospital policies, infection control practices, and state and federal regulations.

What We Offer

A collaborative, innovative environment focused on quality and excellence. Opportunities for multi-departmental experience and professional growth. Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package. The chance to make a meaningful impact on patient care across multiple disciplines.

Requirements

Qualifications Current Texas LVN license is in good standing. BLS, ACLSc, PALS certifications required (or ability to obtain upon hire). Minimum of one (1) year of clinical experience preferred; cross-training in Med-Surg, ER, or lab environment beneficial. Strong multitasking skills with the ability to transition between care areas smoothly.

Excellent communication, critical thinking, and documentation skills.