Licensed Vocational Nurse

About the Role
Under general supervision, LVNs provide a broad scope of vocational nursing services to support patient health and well-being. This role offers the opportunity to serve diverse communities and contribute meaningfully to public health initiatives.

Ideal Candidate Qualifications
We’re looking for candidates who:

• Have at least one year of paid LVN experience (strongly preferred)

• Are flexible and willing to work various shifts, including weekends and holidays

• Are physically capable of performing lifting and other essential tasks

• Can educate and counsel patients on key health topics such as family planning, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), HIV/AIDS, immunizations, and nutrition

• Can develop and manage work plans and clinic schedules for specialized health services

• Are bilingual in English and Spanish (preferred and required for some positions)

• Possess a blood withdrawal certificate and a current CPR certification

Clinic-Specific Skills and Responsibilities
LVNs working in clinic settings must be able to:

• Plan and deliver health education presentations

• Offer counseling on preventive care and chronic health conditions

• Support the planning and coordination of special clinics and outreach services

Licensure & Certification Requirements

• Must hold a valid California Vocational Nurse license or interim permit

• Must obtain certifications in phlebotomy, IV therapy, and CPR within six months of hire

About the County of San Mateo
The County of San Mateo is committed to enhancing the health and well-being of all residents and serves as the governing authority for its unincorporated areas.

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