Location & Practice Overview

This full-time LPN position is assigned to the Pediatric Allergy/Immunology Clinic (POD L) at VCU Health in Richmond, Virginia. The role is based in an outpatient specialty clinic within an academic medical center.

Practice Setting Outpatient pediatric specialty clinic
Clinic Designation Pediatric Allergy/Immunology Clinic (POD L)
Facility Context Academic medical center ambulatory services
Location Richmond, Virginia

Responsibilities

  • Provide practical nursing care to pediatric patients during scheduled allergy and immunology clinic visits.
  • Administer allergy injections according to established orders and clinic protocols.
  • Assist with allergy testing and related outpatient procedures.
  • Administer prescribed medications and observe patients for relevant responses.
  • Document care, treatments, and patient responses accurately in the medical record.
  • Explain routine care steps and treatment processes to children and their caregivers while supporting clinic workflow.

The LPN works as part of the clinic care team to keep visits organized and maintain clear communication with providers and other staff.

Qualifications & Requirements

Applicants must hold or be eligible for the required Virginia nursing credential and maintain current basic life support certification. Prior experience is preferred but not listed as mandatory for all candidates.

Licensure
Current Virginia LPN license or eligibility for Virginia licensure
Certification
AHA BLS or equivalent
Education
Graduate of a Board of Nursing approved practical nursing program
Preferred Experience
Prior LPN experience in acute care or another applicable practice setting

Compensation & Benefits

Pay is set according to experience, credentials, and qualifications within the range used for comparable VCU Health LPN clinic positions.

  • Hourly rate: $24.00 – $37.50
  • Final offer based on relevant experience and qualifications
  • Full benefits package details provided by the employer during the hiring process

Schedule & Work Environment

Shift Days
Employment Type Full-time
Work Location On-site outpatient clinic
Scheduling Hours coordinated with clinic leadership according to operational needs
Physical Requirements Routine clinical movement including standing, walking, bending, reaching, and assisting with patient-care activities in an outpatient setting

Patient Population & Clinical Setting

Care is provided to pediatric patients who present for allergy and immunology services in an ambulatory specialty clinic. Families are typically present during visits.

Age Group Pediatric patients
Clinical Needs Allergy and immunology evaluation and treatment
Visit Type Scheduled outpatient clinic appointments
Care Environment Ambulatory specialty clinic

Clinical Focus & Key Services

The position supports core outpatient services in pediatric allergy and immunology, with emphasis on testing and immunotherapy administration.

Allergy Testing Assistance with diagnostic allergy testing procedures
Immunotherapy Administration of allergy injections as ordered
Medication Administration Safe delivery of prescribed medications during clinic visits
Patient & Family Support Clear explanation of routine care steps and treatment processes

Role Highlights

This LPN role is distinguished by its placement in a dedicated pediatric specialty outpatient clinic rather than a general or inpatient nursing unit.

  • Day-shift assignment in a pediatric allergy and immunology outpatient clinic
  • Clinical work centered on allergy testing and injection therapy
  • Direct interaction with pediatric patients and their caregivers during clinic visits
  • Practice within an academic health system outpatient setting

About VCU Health

VCU Health is an academic health system affiliated with Virginia Commonwealth University and based in Richmond. Its clinical network includes VCU Medical Center, Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU, and a range of outpatient specialty services. The system combines patient care with medical education and research.

Organization Type Academic health system
Affiliation Virginia Commonwealth University
Primary Location Richmond, Virginia
Clinical Scope Hospital and outpatient specialty services, including pediatric care

Frequently Asked Questions

Is previous pediatric allergy experience required?
The posting lists prior LPN experience in acute care or another applicable practice area as preferred. It does not identify previous pediatric allergy experience as a separate requirement.
What is the schedule for this LPN position?
The position is listed as full-time and days. Specific working hours are established according to the clinic’s operating and staffing requirements.
What does POD L mean in the job title?
POD L is the designation used in the VCU Health job title for the clinic assignment. The posting identifies the position as part of the Pediatric Allergy/Immunology Clinic.
Does this role involve physical demands typical of clinic nursing?
Yes. The role includes routine clinical movement such as standing, walking, bending, reaching, and assisting with patient-care activities in an outpatient setting.
Is this an inpatient or outpatient position?
This is an outpatient clinic position located in the Pediatric Allergy/Immunology Clinic at VCU Health in Richmond.
What credentials are required to apply?
Candidates need a current Virginia LPN license or eligibility for Virginia licensure, AHA BLS certification or equivalent, and graduation from a Board of Nursing approved practical nursing program.

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Pediatric Allergy/Immunology Clinic in Richmond, VA

VCU Health is hiring a full-time Licensed Practical Nurse for its Pediatric Allergy/Immunology Clinic (POD L) in Richmond, Virginia. This day-shift outpatient role centers on practical nursing care for pediatric patients during allergy and immunology visits. Key activities include administering allergy injections, assisting with allergy testing, giving prescribed medications, documenting care, and explaining routine treatment steps to children and caregivers. Candidates must hold or be eligible for a Virginia LPN license, maintain AHA BLS certification or equivalent, and have graduated from a Board of Nursing approved practical nursing program. Prior LPN experience in acute care or a related setting is preferred. Compensation ranges from $24.00 to $37.50 per hour based on experience and qualifications. The position is on-site in an academic health system ambulatory clinic. Hours are coordinated with clinic leadership according to operational needs. The role offers focused specialty outpatient work rather than general inpatient nursing and places the LPN within a structured pediatric specialty care environment in Richmond.

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