LPN Medication Nurse

Dignity Home Care, Inc

New York, NY

Full time New

About this job

About Dignity:

Dignity is committed to providing compassionate, respectful care while fostering a supportive workplace for our team members.

At Sunrise Senior Living, we champion the quality of life for all seniors. As an LPN Medication Nurse, you provide licensed nursing support through safe medication administration, health monitoring, and accurate clinical documentation. What You'll Do: • Administer medications and treatments per physician orders • Follow the Six Rights of Medication Administration • Document in MAR/TAR accurately and in real time • Monitor symptoms and administer medications as ordered for symptom relief • Report refusals or adverse reactions promptly • Conduct Service & Health Updates (SHUs) • Transcribe physician orders and support care plan updates • Observe and report physical, emotional, or cognitive changes • Maintain medication carts, complete narcotic counts, and uphold compliance standards You play a critical role in preventing medication errors, identifying health changes early, and protecting resident safety through clinical precision and regulatory adherence. What We're Looking For: • Active LPN license in good standing • CPR and First Aid certification • Strong assessment and documentation skills • Experience in senior care or medication administration preferred LPN Medication Nurse - Deliver Safe, Accurate Care That Protects Resident Health LPN Medication Nurse Licensed Practical Nurse Medication Administration Senior Living MAR/TAR Resident Care Pay Range: 32.00 - 46.15 Why Work With Us

Competitive pay, meaningful work, and opportunities for professional growth.

Equal Employment Opportunity

Dignity Senior Living is an equal opportunity employer in accordance with New York employment laws.

Skills mentioned in this job

LPN licenseCPRCare planningMedication administration

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