Licensed Practical Nurse Apprentice
Huron Regional Medical Center
Licensed Practical Nurse Apprentice
Huron Regional Medical Center
Non-profit critical-access hospital and clinic system
Description
The Practical Nurse apprentice will rotate in 4-6 nursing areas of choice under the direct supervision of an RN or the director of the department. The apprentice will spend 2-4 weeks observing and practicing direct nursing care for individual clients with a well-defined nursing diagnosis. The apprentice communicates with and on behalf of the client, and coordinates client care with all health team members. The apprentice organizes those aspects of nursing care for which s/he is accountable in a specific work period. The student can apply for the apprenticeship during the time they are receiving their education and once licensed within the board of nursing can obtain on the job training paid hours.
Requirements
Minimum Certification/Licenses Requirements: Student or graduate of an accredited school of nursing; eligible or currently licensed as a professional nursing in the State of South Dakota. ACLS certification preferred.
Preferred Experience: 1-year prior Certified Nursing Assistant experience preferred.
Non-profit critical-access hospital and clinic system
Huron Regional Medical Center is a non-profit, 25-bed critical access hospital with a clinic system serving east-central South Dakota. It offers emergency care, surgery, orthopedics, maternity services, dialysis, home health, hospice, and outpatient treatments, while the HRMC Physicians Clinic provides family medicine, cardiology, internal medicine, pediatrics, OB/GYN, urology, and other specialties. Reinvested profits fund equipment upgrades and program expansions, with recent investments in 3D mammography and stationary MRI. The hospital serves Beadle County and seven surrounding counties through community governance and partnerships, including acquisitions like Tschetter & Hohm Clinic, to expand access.
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