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The Office LPN provides comprehensive patient care and supportive services within a medical practice, working under the supervision of physicians and registered nurses. Responsible for delivering quality nursing care, patient and staff education, and psychosocial support, with a focus on developmental appropriateness. Requires a current Practical Nurse license, CPR training, and knowledge of nursing theory, often in pediatric settings.

The Office LPN provides a variety of patient care and supportive services within a medical practice, focusing on quality nursing care and staff education. The role requires a valid state LPN license, pediatric experience (preferred), and CPR certification. Work involves patient interaction in a clinical setting with exposure to communicable diseases and adherence to security clearance procedures.

The Ultrasound Technologist performs diagnostic and routine ultrasound procedures following safety and quality standards, assisting in biopsies and preparing patients accordingly. They manage equipment calibration, maintain records, ensure supply availability, and comply with regulatory requirements. The role includes supervising clinical instruction, reporting operational issues, and maintaining professional certifications.

The Office LPN provides quality patient care and supports medical practice operations under department leadership, focusing on nursing excellence and patient/staff education. Responsibilities include delivering psychosocial and clinical care, with pediatric experience preferred and required nursing licensure. The role requires compliance with security clearances, CPR certification, and working under moderately adverse conditions in a healthcare setting.

The Office LPN provides a range of patient care activities and supportive services in a medical office setting, ensuring quality nursing practice and participation in patient and staff education. The role requires a current LPN license, pediatric experience is preferred, and CPR certification is mandatory. Work involves exposure to communicable diseases and requires security clearance including background checks due to the healthcare setting.

The Vascular Ultrasound Technologist performs diagnostic ultrasound procedures and assists with biopsies while ensuring patient safety and adherence to quality standards. The role includes equipment maintenance, data recording, compliance with health policies, and occasional clinical instruction. Required qualifications include RDMS certification and BLS CPR certification, with a focus on ultrasound technology in a healthcare setting.

The Office LPN provides patient care and supportive services within a medical office setting, ensuring quality nursing practices and patient education. The role requires a current LPN license, basic CPR training, and potentially pediatric experience. The position involves working in environments with exposure to communicable diseases and various working conditions.

The Radiology Tech – ARRT Certified performs diagnostic radiographic examinations under the direction of radiologists, ensuring patient safety and quality imaging. This role requires operation and maintenance of radiologic equipment, radiation protection knowledge, and collaboration within a clinical team to support patient care. Licensure by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and CPR certification are mandatory, with an emphasis on pediatric or general x-ray experience preferred.

The Office LPN provides a range of patient care activities and supportive services within a medical practice, ensuring quality nursing care and participating in patient and staff education. This role requires a current Practical Nurse license, CPR training, and potentially pediatric experience, with a focus on maintaining patient safety and adhering to security and background check requirements. The position involves working in clinical settings with exposure to communicable diseases and other health-related hazards.

A Radiologic Technologist I performs routine radiographic procedures while ensuring patient safety and maintaining high-quality imaging standards. They handle film processing, radiation protection, and assist in patient care including first aid and emergency response. The role also involves inventory management, clinical education of students, and participation in ongoing professional development and compliance activities.