Licensed practical nurse

The licensed practical nurse (Lpn) serves as a key member of the medical team, providing general healthcare for students within their scope of practice, which includes administering immunizations and assisting with health maintenance tasks. This role also involves training employees on relevant health topics like cpr and first aid, and assisting with ordering medical supplies and pharmaceuticals.

Candidates must possess a high school diploma or equivalent and hold current lpn licensure in the state of arkansas, in addition to being at least 21 years old. Applicants are also required to pass various checks including criminal background, drug, physical, tb test, and abuse registry searches, and must meet driver eligibility requirements.