Extra eyes for a new grad- LPN

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Hello! I live on the south shore and I was just wondering if anyone has seen any job offers for new grads, preferably in a Doctors office- OR if you work in a doctors office/complex(or any where else) and know that there are openings available for an LPN I would GREATLY APPRECIATE a heads up! Thank you!

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Have you applied at Havard Vanguard? They usually hire Lpns.

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I have sent in my resume to them but they have no positions that are full time- theres a position I keep seeing for 8 hours a week but, if i had to work part time, it would def. have to be for more than that. Thank you though!

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Specializes in pediatrics.

try fallon clinic. they hire LPN's for the RN positions that are posted online. good $ too

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I would suggest being proactive (if you haven't already) and call HR departments directly, you may get lucky!

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Well since my license has been put onto the website with my license number, I am heading out on monday with a stack of resumes- wish me luck.

I also have another question. Since i have applied to just about every job listed online for a LPN, would any of you advise applying for medical assistant positions? I have applied to a couple but dont know if i am wasting my time and if I am doing something completely absurd. What do you guys think? Thanks for all of the replies, and i will check out fallon clinic, i havent applied there...yet. lol Thanks again!

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Fallon Clinic is good, have you checked hospitals, doctors offices based in hospitals have to employ licensed nurses it is a DPH regulation. Hospitals do not employ LPNs for the floor but MD offices do use them in the hospitals.

Also if you can get a short term job like a flu clinic it may open doors to permanent employment.

Also insurance companies employ LPNS too.

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Specializes in Geriatrics, Cardiology.
Fallon Clinic is good, have you checked hospitals, doctors offices based in hospitals have to employ licensed nurses it is a DPH regulation. Hospitals do not employ LPNs for the floor but MD offices do use them in the hospitals.

Also if you can get a short term job like a flu clinic it may open doors to permanent employment.

Also insurance companies employ LPNS too.

Wow, didn't know insurance companies hire LPNs....but for what??

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Lpns can work in preauthorization and case management.

http://jobs-tuftshp.icims.com/jobs/2071/job

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