Licensed Practical Nurse at Brookside Lodge (British Columbia)

Licensed Practical Nurse at Brookside Lodge (British Columbia)

21 Oct
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Sienna Senior Living
|
British Columbia

21 Oct

Sienna Senior Living

British Columbia

Embrace your passion for care as a Licensed Practical Nurse at Brookside Lodge Community in Surrey. This full time role focuses on providing exceptional nursing and personal care for residents while fostering a supportive environment.

As a key member of the healthcare team, you will be instrumental in delivering nursing care according to established policies and ensuring patients' needs are met. Your responsibilities will include medication management, health assessments, and collaboration with other healthcare professionals to optimize resident health outcomes.

Key Responsibilities:
• Provide nursing care following established policies and physician orders
• Manage and safeguard medications on assigned shifts
• Foster a safe,



comfortable environment for residents
• Assess and report changes in resident conditions
• Liaise with medical teams to ensure effective clinical care

Requirements:
• Diploma in Practical Nursing
• Registered as an LPN with the College of Nurses BC
• Successful completion of RAI MDS certification
• Current First Aid with CPR certification
• Clear Vulnerable Sector and Criminal Records Checks

Contribute to meaningful care and enhance residents' quality of life at Sienna Senior Living.
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📌 Licensed Practical Nurse at Brookside Lodge (British Columbia)
🏢 Sienna Senior Living
📍 British Columbia

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