3 lpn office rural health jobs found in Gaffney, SC

Description Job Requirements Position Summary The rural health nurse practices professional nursing in communities with relatively low populations that are geographically and often culturally isolated. Rural nurses have close ties to and interaction with the communities in which they practice. The rural health nurse understands the region in which one is practicing, as well as an in-depth awareness of cultural norms and values. The rural health nurse values the close interaction they have with the individuals, families, and communities they serve. The rural health nurse is responsible for both clinical and administrative duties ranging from patient interaction and care to scheduling appointments and assisting patients in filling out forms. Minimum Requirements Education Graduate of a Practical Nursing Program Experience N/A License/Registration/Certifications South Carolina LPN Nursing License Current CPR certification...

Description Job Requirements Position Summary The rural health nurse practices professional nursing in communities with relatively low populations that are geographically and often culturally isolated. Rural nurses have close ties to and interaction with the communities in which they practice. The rural health nurse understands the region in which one is practicing, as well as an in-depth awareness of cultural norms and values. The rural health nurse values the close interaction they have with the individuals, families, and communities they serve. The rural health nurse is responsible for both clinical and administrative duties ranging from patient interaction and care to scheduling appointments and assisting patients in filling out forms. Minimum Requirements Education Graduate of a Practical Nursing Program Experience N/A License/Registration/Certifications South Carolina LPN Nursing License Current CPR certification Preferred...

Description Job Requirements Position Summary The rural health nurse practices professional nursing in communities with relatively low populations that are geographically and often culturally isolated. Rural nurses have close ties to and interaction with the communities in which they practice. The rural health nurse understands the region in which one is practicing, as well as an in-depth awareness of cultural norms and values. The rural health nurse values the close interaction they have with the individuals, families, and communities they serve. The rural health nurse is responsible for both clinical and administrative duties ranging from patient interaction and care to scheduling appointments and assisting patients in filling out forms. Minimum Requirements Education Graduate of a Practical Nursing Program Experience N/A License/Registration/Certifications South Carolina LPN Nursing License Current CPR certification...