Description

The LPN (Night Shift) is responsible for observing inmate/offender/detainee behavior patterns; screening inmate medical requests; responding to medical emergency; performing triage; reporting infectious diseases to appropriate agencies/departments. Incumbent must also take vital signs, administer medications, inventory SHARPS; and manage chronic medical problems. Duties also include completing, updating, and submitting required reports/documents/forms.

• Observes, documents, and reports any unusual changes in inmate/offender/detainee behavior pursuant to FMJS requirements and in accordance with agency policies.
• Notifies designated persons immediately during an emergency situation, accurately describing the situation and location and providing additional information and assistance as needed.
• Assesses and determines the seriousness/nature of victims 'injuries in order to prioritize and classifies the order in which medical attention will be provided.
• Reviews the inmate's medical chart, coordinate and correctly completes all information as required on the inmate transfer summary form in accordance with agency medical facility policies and FMJS regulations.
• Oversees screenings of all inmate medical requests daily and makes the appropriate referrals pursuant to agency policies and applicable FMJS regulations.
• Conducts a sick call clinic, which includes correctly respond to and care for inmate medical needs and complaints within the 48-hour limitation pursuant to FMJS regulations and in accordance with agency medical facility policies
• Assists with clinic, psychiatrist, mental health, HIV clinic, labs, and x-rays. 

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Requirements

• CPR, AED and First Aid certification, IV certification,
• Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) License (Florida).
• High school diploma or an acceptable equivalency diploma (GED).
• One (1) year of relevant work experience.
• High school diploma or equivalent