Licensed Vocational Nurse - OVERNIGHT

Job DetailsJob Location

• Dore
• Urgent
• Care
• Clinic -
• San
• Francisco,
• CA 94103Salary
• Range: $43.00 - $52.27
• HourlyRESPONSIBILITIES: The PT’s/LVN’s primary responsibility is to provide consistently effective clinical services, behavioral health and physical, to the clients of the Urgent Care Center. This includes the direct provision of psychiatric, medical and pharmacy services; assistance if needed with medical, behavioral health and pharmacy services for the Residential Treatment Program; establishing and maintaining effective relations with clients, client families and support people, and with the general community; and maintaining a comfortable, safe, non-institutional ambiance in the program. Services must be provided in a manner that is safe and helpful for clients, staff and the general community, and that evidences a non-institutional character that is congruent with Social Rehabilitation values and principles.
• Basic
• Job
• Skills: Provide direct behavioral and nursing care services to clients of the urgent care program. Provide direct services to clients of the program, including initial medical assessments, safety assessments, and medication evaluations. Performs nursing procedures, such as administering medications and treatments including oral medications, hypodermic injections, pulse, blood pressure, respiration and first aid as authorized within the scope and practice of a PT/LVN. Chart/transcribe prescriber telephonic medication orders. Participate in the collection of data concerning the UCC as required by funding sources and regulatory agencies and as requested by the Program Director. Remain flexible to assist the UCC with staffing shortages on various Participates as a member of an interdisciplinary team in all aspects of the development and implementation of a treatment plan. Responds to all emergencies that involve the use of medical and/or behavioral intervention techniques. Provides one-to-one supervision and observation of client’s on special precautions including suicide risks, serious medical conditions and serious self injurious behavior. Performs custody tasks including escorting client’s in the facility and in the community, searching for drugs and contraband weapons. Applies and demonstrates knowledge of correct methods in the prevention and management of assaultive behavior. SYSTEM RELATIONSHIP Develop and maintain effective working relationships with all designated client referral sources and other related behavioral health and social services. This includes, as determined or approved by the Program Director, special clinical care or case conference meetings. Maintain favorable relations with neighbors of the program facility and the general community. Report to the Program Director all non-service contacts with neighbors or local residents, including businesses, whether positive or negative in nature. Work with the Program Director to identify and develop policies or resources to promote the mission of the agency and the goals of the program. REGULATORY COMPLIANCE Ensure that all medication, charts and other client records are secure and confidential as determined by Progress Foundation and San Francisco Community Behavioral Health Services policies and procedures, and applicable laws and regulations. Comply with all applicable San Francisco Division of Community Behavioral Health Services regulations and Cal Department of Mental Health (Title 9) requirements that affect the program. Comply with all applicable federal, state and local governmental laws and regulations, as well as all agency policies and procedures, including the Progress Foundation Code of Ethics. Report to Progress Foundation Administration all incidents involving any program employee, regular or per diem that may constitute a violation of said laws, regulations, policies, and procedures. Maintain compliance with Federal HIPAA regulations. WORK ENVIRONMENT/SAFETY Participate in maintaining the UCC facility environment so that it remains safe, attractive, and comfortable and non-institutional in character. Be thoroughly familiar with and adhere to emergency procedures to be followed in case of human injury, illness or adverse reaction to medications. Be thoroughly familiar with the UCC emergency evacuation plan for fire, earthquake, power failure or other such disruption.