LVN Supervisor in Los Angeles, California at University Muslim Medic

Starting salaries are set in accordance with our compensation plan, which considers multiple individual and organizational factors, including internal equity. To uphold pay equity in alignment with the compensation plan, starting salary ranges are not negotiable. Before applying, please ensure that the compensation for this position meets your needs.

Our Mission

To promote the well-being of the underserved by providing access to high-quality healthcare for all, regardless of ability to pay.

Our services, activities and governance reflect the Islamic values and moral principles which inspired our founders. These include the core values which are universally shared and revered by society at large: Service, Compassion, Human Dignity, Social Justice, and Ethical Conduct.

Working at UMMA

UMMA is looking for passionate and mission-driven Staff who look to make an impact on the lives of our patients and the members of our community. These roles include Physicians and Medical Staff, Behavioral Health Staff, Administration, and more! For more information on the services we provide, Click Here

Benefits and Compensation

UMMA offers a competitive compensation and benefits package with comprehensive and cost-effective medical plans. Benefits package includes Medical, Dental, Vision, AD&D and Supplemental Life Insurance, Employee Assistance Program Tuition Reimbursement, loan repayment opportunities, 403(b) savings plan, employee discounts, extended lunch on Fridays, and more!

Our compensation plan also includes Paid Holidays, Paid Time Off (accruals begin on the first day of hire), Employee Recognition, and more!!

The LVN Supervisor is the on-site working leader for clinical operations at the Figueroa Care Center. This position supervises clinic staff, coordinates daily patient flow, maintains clinical readiness, supports staff competency, and provides direct patient care within the LVN scope of practice. Reporting to the Director of Urgent Care, the LVN Supervisor works closely with the physician site leader/medical director and on-duty providers to promote consistent protocols, regulatory compliance, patient safety, and high-quality care. The position supports, but does not replace, the provider’s responsibility for medical decision-making and clinical oversight.

Direct Patient Care Within LVN Scope

• Perform basic assessment and data collection, including chief complaint, focused history, allergies, medication reconciliation, vital signs, pain screening, and observation of normal versus abnormal findings.
• Support protocol-driven intake and prioritization by recognizing red flags or changes in condition, notifying the on-duty provider, and activating emergency or transfer procedures when indicated.
• Administer medications, injections, immunizations, and skin tests; withdraw blood; and provide IV therapy only when permitted by California law, provider direction, certification, training, competency, and organizational procedures.
• Perform or assist with specimen collection, point-of-care testing, electrocardiograms, wound care, dressings, procedure setup, and other authorized nursing services.
• Assist providers during examinations, minor procedures, stabilization, emergency response, and transfers to a higher level of care.
• Provide patient education and reinforce medication instructions, discharge guidance, follow-up needs, and return or emergency precautions.
• Document care, observations, interventions, education, escalation, and patient response accurately and promptly in the electronic health record.
• Maintain competency in BLS, AED use, emergency equipment, and clinic emergency protocols.
• Ensure completion of assigned opening and closing clinical procedures, including room readiness, medication and temperature logs, emergency equipment checks, laboratory readiness, supply security, and appropriate end-of-day handoff.

2. Clinical Operations and Patient Flow

• Coordinate safe and efficient patient flow from intake and rooming through testing, procedures, discharge, transfer, or escalation to a higher level of care.
• Monitor wait times, room turnover, incomplete orders, pending specimens, and discharge readiness; escalate barriers affecting patient care or safety.
• Conduct routine readiness checks for exam rooms, medications, supplies, laboratory areas, emergency equipment, infection-prevention controls, and required logs.
• Ensure time-sensitive results, orders, and clinical handoffs are completed or routed to the appropriate provider before the end of the shift.
• Serve as the on-site clinical escalation point for workflow concerns and promptly route medical questions or decisions to the appropriate provider.

3. Quality, Compliance, and Accreditation

• Support urgent care accreditation activities, including readiness assessments, evidence collection, staff preparation, mock surveys, and corrective-action follow-up.
• Monitor adherence to UMMA requirements related to patient safety, HIPAA, OSHA, infection prevention, medication management, laboratory operations, and urgent care accreditation.
• Complete or oversee routine checks of medication and vaccine storage, temperatures, emergency equipment, crash cart/AED readiness, supply expiration, point-of-care testing, specimen handling, and infection-prevention practices.
• Ensure occupational exposures, sharps injuries, and other clinical exposure events are immediately addressed, reported, and escalated in accordance with organizational exposure-control procedures.
• Report and assist with follow-up of patient-safety events, medication or testing errors, exposure incidents, transfers, and other clinical concerns.
• Ensure clinical equipment is clean, functional, maintained, and used appropriately; remove malfunctioning equipment from service and coordinate repair.
• Monitor clinical supplies and inventory and coordinate replenishment with the appropriate operational lead.

4. Communication and Collaboration

• Maintain regular communication with the Director of Urgent Care and physician site leader/medical director regarding clinical risks, incidents, patient-safety concerns, training needs, and unresolved barriers.
• Collaborate with Quality, Compliance, Pharmacy, Laboratory, Radiology, Infection Prevention, Facilities, Information Technology, and other operational partners.
• Support coordinated handoffs to EMS, emergency departments, hospitals, primary care, specialists, and internal care teams as ordered and within scope.