Licensed Practical Nurse; LPN) Warsaw

Job Title: Licensed Practical Nurse (Home Health) - Private Duty

Agency: Altra Home Health
Location: Warsaw
Position Type: Full-time/Part-time/PRN
Reports To: Clinical Supervisor

Altra Home Health is looking for a caring and skilled Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to become part of our team. In this rewarding position, you'll deliver personalized, top-notch care to pediatric and adult patients in the comfort of their own homes. Many of our patients face complex medical challenges, including gastrostomy tubes (G-tubes), cerebral palsy, chronic conditions, and occasionally tracheostomy or ventilator support.

You'll be instrumental in fostering safety, comfort, and quality of life - empowering patients to receive the care they need right where they feel most comfortable: home.

• Conduct comprehensive head-to-toe assessments and carry out personalized care plans.

• Deliver hands-on care such as G-tube feedings, medication administration, wound care, trach care, and ventilator support.

• Approach every patient interaction with professionalism and genuine empathy.

• Guide and empower patients and caregivers with education on disease management, emergency response, and therapeutic techniques.

• Partner closely with physicians, therapists, and fellow team members to deliver the best possible care.

• Keep accurate, timely documentation of all care activities in line with agency and state standards.

• Uphold the highest standards of safety, infection control, and patient privacy.

• Shifts range from 4 to 12 hours, tailored to patient needs and nurse availability.

• Flexible scheduling for day, evening, and weekend shifts.

• Choose from consistent long-term assignments or varied schedules.

• Active LPN license in Indiana or an active compact LPN license.

• Minimum of [1-2] years of clinical nursing experience (home health and pediatric experience strongly preferred).

• Experience with G-tube, trach, or vent care is a plus (training provided).

• Current CPR certification.

• Sharp critical thinking and confident independent decision-making.

• Outstanding interpersonal and communication skills.

• Reliable transportation and a valid driver's license.

• Make a real difference in the lives of medically complex patients.

• Become part of a supportive, collaborative care team.

• Enjoy flexible scheduling and competitive pay.

• Grow your skills with ongoing training.

• Join a mission-driven agency dedicated to compassionate, individualized care.