Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN

Skilled Nursing Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
Role Summary

Make a meaningful impact in the lives of residents within a dedicated 40-bed Long-Term Care (LTC) community. As a Skilled Nursing LPN, you will be a vital member of the clinical team, ensuring that residents receive high-quality, compassionate care in a safe and efficient environment. This role offers the opportunity to practice a wide range of clinical skills—including IV medication administration and advanced dressing changes—while taking on a leadership role through the supervision of assigned staff.

If you are looking for a position that balances technical nursing expertise with the ability to foster employee engagement and resident well-being, this is an inspiring opportunity for you.

Key Duties:

Clinical Excellence: Administer medications and treatments to assigned residents according to established nursing standards of practice.

Care Coordination: Actively monitor and update individualized resident care plans to reflect their current status and needs.

Clinical

Skills:

Utilize specialized skills to manage IV medications and perform complex dressing changes as required.

Leadership & Supervision: Directly supervise assigned employees, including planning, directing work, and fostering a positive environment for employee engagement.

Performance Management: Participate in the supervisory lifecycle, including interviewing, hiring, training, appraising performance, and addressing employee complaints or problems.

Compliance & Safety: Maintain strict adherence to all laws, regulations, and corporate policies, ensuring the safety and well-being of both residents and staff.

Communication: Effectively communicate and exchange information with residents, families, and the interdisciplinary team in English, both orally and in writing.

Education: Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.

Licensure: Current LPN licensure for the state of practice is required.

Certification: Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.

Technical

Skills:

Must possess the ability and proficiency to perform IV medication administration and dressing changes.

Physical Requirements: Ability to lift at least 35 lbs and the physical stamina to move, position, and assess information throughout the shift.

Clinical Knowledge: Strong familiarity with basic nursing skills and the therapeutic effects/side effects of administered medications.

Leadership Ability: Natural aptitude for supervising others, assigning work, and resolving problems within a team setting.

Communication: Ability to accurately measure and comprehend quantities and instructions while maintaining clear, professional documentation.

Setting: 40-Bed Long-Term Care / Skilled Nursing Facility

Work Type: Direct Hire Only

Schedule: Full-Time Day or Night shift-12 hour shifts

Incentives: Sign-On and Relocation Bonuses (to be discussed at the time of offer).