
Compassionate and motivated newly licensed Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) with early hands-on experience in long-term care and rehabilitation settings. Developing strong skills in medication administration, wound care, and patient observation under supervision. Recognized for being dependable, eager to learn, and committed to providing safe, high-quality, and compassionate patient care while growing within a supportive healthcare team.
• Independently manages 13–36 resident sub-acute and long-term care units, providing safe, efficient nursing care under physician and RN direction.
• Administered oral, IM, and Subcutaneous (SubQ) medications, including insulin, methadone, narcotics, and vaccines (PPD, influenza), in compliance with facility and NYS protocols.
• Prepared and administered IV medications, including reconstitution, line priming, and flushing, while maintaining strict aseptic technique.
• Performed wound care treatments as ordered in EMR, utilizing sterile technique and proper documentation of wound progress and dressing changes.
• Delivered respiratory treatments, including nebulizer therapy and inhaler-assisted pump medications.
• Administered ophthalmic drops and monitored residents on oxygen therapy, including cylinder and humidifier maintenance.
• Maintained accurate medication administration records (MAR/TAR) and completed narcotic and methadone documentation, ensuring full accountability and compliance.
• Observed Foley catheter insertion and tracheostomy suctioning procedures to expand clinical knowledge and understanding of sterile technique.
• Recognized and promptly reported changes in resident condition to the charge nurse or provider, supporting early intervention and continuity of care.
• Provided therapeutic communication, emotional support, and reassurance to residents, promoting comfort, trust, and dignity.
• Completed timely EMR documentation reflecting interventions, resident responses, and coordination with the interdisciplinary team.
• Collaborated with nursing staff to deliver safe, compassionate care and support daily patient needs across multiple units.
• Monitored and documented vital signs, promptly reporting abnormal findings or changes in condition to the charge nurse or physician.
• Assisted with rehabilitation and mobility activities to promote patient strength, independence, and recovery progress.
• Recognized and reported physical or behavioral changes in residents to ensure early intervention and continuity of care.
• Partnered with and learned alongside the wound care nurse in treating pressure injuries, surgical wounds, and diabetic ulcers using advanced dressing methods and infection-control techniques.
• Partnered with and learned alongside the IV therapy nurse during peripheral line care, line insertion and IV bag replacements, gaining hands-on exposure to site assessment, vein finder use, flushing protocols, and aseptic maintenance standards.
• Observed and assisted with G-tube feeding setup and replacement procedures, reinforcing knowledge of enteral nutrition safety and infection prevention.
• Collected and charted vital signs, intake/output, and resident observations with accuracy and timeliness in EMR systems.
• Participated in the MDS and care-plan process, contributing observations to support individualized, goal-directed resident care.
• Maintained detailed, audit-ready documentation reflecting nursing interventions, resident response, and communication with the interdisciplinary team.
• Supported residents with activities of daily living (ADLs) while upholding comfort, dignity, and person-centered care principles.
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Professional & Communication Skills