Licensed Vocational Nursing Manager, Arleta

About the role

The LVN Manager will oversee all day-to-day clinical and administrative activities for NHF Recuperative Care, focusing on quality of guest care, staff development, and health-related programming.

Responsibilities and Initiatives

• Train, develop, and manage LVN/Medical Coordinator staff to ensure compliance with laws and company best practices.
• Collaborate with other managers and Nurse Practitioner Administrative to address concerns, make recommendations, and plan strategically.
• Develop and implement health-related programming to enhance guest satisfaction and ensure consistent service quality.
• Provide oversight and administration of required documentation and records, including responding to medical records audits.
• Delegate and manage a small caseload to support the department.
• Ensure departmental team conducts TB screenings and cough logs as needed.
• Manage staff time and attendance, including PTO requests, department coverage, and performance management.
• Participate in case conferencing team meetings, daily board reviews, and staff meetings.
• Review and process timecards, ensuring compliance with CA employment laws.
• Communicate effectively with all levels of staff, guests, and visitors.
• Travel to multiple Recuperative Care sites, if applicable.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree preferred, but not required.
• Licensed Vocational Nurse licensed to practice in California and in good standing.
• Current American Heart Association BLS (CPR/First Aid/AED).
• Minimum 3 years of progressive Management experience, with strong clinical leadership in other positions considered.
• Organized, detail-oriented, able to handle confidential information, and effective communicator.
• Able to multi-task, problem-solve, meet deadlines, and follow through in a fast-paced environment.
• Bi-lingual Spanish preferred.
• TB testing required.
• Fingerprint live scan background check required.
• Reliable transportation.

Benefits

National Health Foundation addresses social determinants of health through various strategies, including increasing food access, providing shelter and care for individuals released from hospitals, removing barriers to health in the Historic South Los Angeles community, and supporting education for pregnant and parenting teens.