LPN Jobs in District of Columbia
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LPN - Mental Health, Residential
- Washington, DC
- 4 hours ago
LPN for Student Transport in Washington, DC
- Washington, DC
- 2 days ago
- Washington, DC
- 6 days ago
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - $1000 Sign On Bonus Eligible
- Washington, DC
- 7 days ago
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
- Washington, DC
- 7 days ago
Licensed Practical Nurse - LPN
- Washington, DC
- 8 days ago
(LPN) Licensed Practical Nurse- Carroll Manor- Full Time, Part Time, Weekends, ALL Shifts
- Washington, DC
- 8 days ago
- Washington, DC
- 9 days ago
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
- Washington, DC
- 9 days ago
LPN Licensed Practical Nurse Home Health
- Washington, DC
- 10 days ago
LPN Medication Distribution - Long Term Contract DC
- Washington, DC
- 15 days ago
EMT, Paramedic, or LPN - Worksite Clinic Manager
- Washington, DC
- 19 days ago
EMT, Paramedic, or LPN - Worksite Clinic Manager
- Washington, DC
- 20 days ago
Licensed Practical Nurse "LPN"
- Washington, DC
- 22 days ago
- Washington, DC
- 23 days ago
Demographic Data for District of Columbia
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Top Hiring Companies
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National Children's Center
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Children's National Health System
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Licensing / Certification
Required or preferred licenses and certifications for LPN positions.
Highest Education Level
- Vocational Degree or Certification (30.3%)
- Bachelor's Degree (23.8%)
- Associate's Degree (21.3%)
- High School or GED (14.4%)
- Master's Degree (6.8%)
- Some College (1.8%)
- Doctorate Degree (1.2%)
- Some High School (0.4%)
Average Work Experience
- Less than 1 year (35.9%)
- 1-2 years (34.5%)
- None (22.6%)
- 2-4 years (7.0%)
Qualifications / Skill Sets
The following top skills are often required or desired to land a LPN position
= trending- Acute Care
- Assisted Living
- Basic Life Support
- Blood Pressure
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
- Care Planning
- Charting
- Communication Skills
- Computer Skills
- Customer Service
- Direct Care
- Discharge Planning
- Documentation
- Electronic Medical Records
- G-tube Care
- Health Care
- Healthcare Management
- Home Care
- Hospice
- Hospital Operations
- Infection Control
- Injections
- Interventions
- IV Therapy
- Leadership
- Licensed Vocational Nurse
- Long-Term Care
- Management
- Medication Administration
- Memory Care
- Nursing
- Organization
- Patient Care
- Pediatrics
- Private Duty Care
- Referrals
- Rehabilitation
- Reimbursement
- Scheduling
- Skilled Nursing
- Staff Supervision
- Staffing
- Teaching
- Tracheostomy
- Training and Development
- Tube Feeding
- Vaccine Administration
- Vital Signs
- Wellness
- Wound Care
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