An LPN in an OBGYN practice typically assists with patient intake, records vital signs, prepares patients for exams or procedures, and provides support during routine gynecological and prenatal visits. You may also handle administrative tasks, such as updating medical histories, scheduling appointments, and managing lab specimen collection. Throughout the day, LPNs collaborate closely with registered nurses, physicians, and medical assistants to deliver coordinated care. The role often requires balancing clinical tasks with compassionate patient interaction, making organizational skills and adaptability especially valuable.