Nurse, LPN​/LVN

Description

At OPS Living, nursing is about far more than passing medications—it is about building relationships, protecting dignity, promoting independence, and helping residents thrive every day.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) serves as a clinical leader responsible for overseeing resident wellness, coordinating care, administering medications, monitoring changes in condition, and supporting caregivers to ensure exceptional resident outcomes.

This role partners closely with the Director of Nursing, Executive Director, physicians, pharmacies, families, and community team members to deliver safe, compassionate, person-centered care while maintaining compliance with all applicable regulations and company standards.

This position is ideal for someone who enjoys serving seniors, solving problems, leading by example, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

At OPS Living, our mission is simple:

We care deeply for our team, our clients, and our community.

We provide safe, affordable, and loving communities where seniors can thrive. Every team member contributes to creating an environment where residents feel respected, valued, and at home.

Our core values guide how we work every day:

• Serves Reliably – We follow through on our commitments and provide dependable support to residents and teammates.
• Utilizes Unconventional Collaboration – We solve problems together and support one another across departments.
• Celebrates Regularly – We recognize effort, progress, and accomplishments.
• Enjoys the Journey – We bring positivity, gratitude, and purpose to our work.

• Provide direct nursing care in accordance with physician orders, resident service plans, and state regulations.
• Administer medications and treatments safely and accurately.
• Monitor residents for changes in condition and report concerns promptly.
• Complete nursing assessments and ongoing wellness observations.
• Collaborate with physicians, pharmacies, home health agencies, hospice providers, and outside healthcare professionals.
• Respond appropriately to resident emergencies and urgent clinical situations.
• Promote resident dignity, independence, and quality of life.

• Administer medications following all company policies and medication administration standards.
• Monitor medication effectiveness and potential adverse reactions.
• Ensure medication carts, storage areas, and controlled substances remain secure and compliant.
• Communicate medication changes promptly with appropriate team members.
• Assist with pharmacy coordination, medication deliveries, and medication documentation.

• Complete accurate and timely clinical documentation.
• Maintain resident records according to company policy and state regulations.
• Document resident assessments, incidents, physician communications, and changes in condition.
• Assist with survey readiness activities.
• Ensure confidentiality of resident information.

• Serve as a clinical resource for caregivers, QMAs, and other nursing staff.
• Provide coaching and guidance regarding resident care and safety.
• Assist with training new nursing team members.
• Communicate effectively during shift change and interdisciplinary meetings.
• Promote teamwork, accountability, and professionalism.

• Build trusting relationships with residents and families.
• Communicate resident updates professionally and compassionately.
• Respond promptly to resident and family concerns.
• Encourage resident choice while promoting health and safety.
• Help create an environment where residents feel respected, valued, and cared for.

• Compassion balanced with accountability
• Strong clinical judgment
• Professional communication
• Calm decision-making under pressure
• Exceptional organization
• Dependability
• Positive leadership
• Problem-solving skills
• Team-oriented mindset
  
  Commitment to resident dignity and safety

When you join OPS Living, you become part of a team committed to providing compassionate, resident-centered care every day. We believe exceptional nurses create exceptional communities, and we are looking for professionals who lead with integrity, accountability, and heart.

• Current Indiana Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in good standing.
• Current CPR certification or ability to obtain upon hire.
• Minimum one year of nursing experience.
• Strong clinical assessment and communication skills.
• Ability to work…