Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Public Health Laboratory

March 10, 2026

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Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) – Government Healthcare Support (Washington, DC)

Full-Time | Monday–Friday | No Overtime | Long-Term Federal Contract

Position Overview

We are is seeking two qualified Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) to support a federal healthcare laboratory program in Washington, DC. This role supports DNA specimen collection and Tuberculosis (TB) testing services within a structured government clinical environment. This is a long-term, stable opportunity with consistent weekday hours.

Schedule

• Monday–Friday

• 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM (30-minute lunch)

• No overtime

Key ResponsibilitiesClinical Duties

• Perform DNA collection using buccal swab kits in accordance with federal protocols

• Administer Mantoux Tuberculin Skin Tests (TST)

• Read and document TB test results within required 48–72-hour window

• Maintain proper chain of custody for all specimens

• Secure and prepare samples for end-of-day shipment

Documentation & Compliance

• Record all activity in electronic tracking systems

• Maintain daily logs of testing performed

• Document no-shows and refusals

• Maintain inventory of collection kits and supplies

• Ensure compliance with HIPAA, infection control, and confidentiality standards

Reporting & Administrative Support

• Assist with preparation of monthly activity reports

• Report operational issues, incidents, or safety concerns immediately

Minimum Qualifications

• Active, current, unrestricted LPN license (DC or any U.S. jurisdiction accepted)

• Current CPR certification

• Minimum one (1) year of clinical nursing experience

• Experience with specimen collection, TB testing, or public health programs preferred

• Must be at least 21 years of age

• Must be able to pass federal background investigation, fingerprinting, and drug screening

Security & Clearance Requirements

• Federal background check and security clearance approval prior to start

• Execution of Non-Disclosure Agreement

• Possible Public Trust investigation (if assignment exceeds 180 days)

Ideal Candidate

• Detail-oriented with strong documentation skills

• Comfortable working in structured government environments

• Strong infection control and universal precautions knowledge

• Professional demeanor and strong communication skills

For further information and to apply,
Please contact:
Howard Newman Account Manager,
Bond Health Staffing 5824 12th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 11219
Office: 1-718-302-0040 ext. 204 Fax: 1-718-302-0070
Howard@bondhealthstaffing.com

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