LPN ~ Evnening & Night Shift

• Base Pay $28.00 - $31.00 / Hour
• Average Bonus $2,000.00
• Job Category Evening & Night Shift, Healthcare, Long Term Care
• Required Degree NONE
• Manage Others No

Why just land a job when you can grow a career?

Full Time & Part Time

Tired of the chaotic, impersonal healthcare grind? At
Hurlbut Care Communities we
maintain manageable workloads, foster career growth, and treat our LPNs with the same deep respect, warmth, and care we show our residents.

Whether you arean
Evening All-Star
, or a
Night Owl
, we have the perfect shift for you at Avon Nursing Home.

The Perks:

• $2,000 Sign-On Bonus
  for our Full-Time LPNs!
• The Attendance Boost: Full timers earn an extra $250 every single month
  for having a clean time clock.
• Fuel Your Ambition:Grow your career through our dedicated
  Career Development Program
  and robust
  Tuition Reimbursement
  . If you ever want to pursue your RN, we are here to back you up and invest in your future.
• Invest in Your Future:Enjoy peace of mind with our excellent
  401(k) matching program
  to help you build long-term wealth.
• Total Well-Being:Take advantage our excellent health/dental coverage, and plenty of well-deserved PTO to rest and recharge.
• Pass It On:Earn generous referral bonuses just for bringing your favorite nursing peers into our family.
• 401(k)
• Life insurance

Who Will Thrive Here

• A currently licensed LPN in good standing in New York State.
• A warm, natural communicator who loves listening to stories and has a genuine heart for long-term care.
• A reliable team player who wants to be part of a local, family-owned business that knows you by name—not just an employee number.

What Your Days (or Nights) Will Look Like

• Build Real Connections:Deliver vital, hands‑on resident care, including wound dressing, treatments, and personalized care plans.
• Deliver Excellence:Administer prescribed medications with accuracy and chart with care.
• Be a Champion for Wellness:Monitor, measure, and record vital signs while keeping a close eye on any changes in resident conditions.
• Provide Comfort: Be a reassuring, compassionate, and calm presence for our residents and their families when they need you most.