Licensed Practical Nurse; LPN

WYO 2000 Cambridge Ave Wyomissing, PA 19610, USA

The Highlands at Wyomissing® is seeking a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to deliver person-centered care in our assisted living and rehabilitation departments. The LPN will administer medications and treatments, monitor resident well‑being, supervise Certified Nurse Aides, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure quality, safe, and dignified care. This role requires clinical expertise, excellent communication skills, and a commitment to fostering independence, safety, and meaningful resident engagement.

Candidates must hold a PA LPN license, CPR and First Aid certification, and demonstrate professionalism, adaptability, and alignment with our core values of Ambassador, Commitment, Compassionate, Innovative, Results‑Driven, and Team Oriented.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) delivers person‑centered nursing care by administering medications and treatments, monitoring resident well‑being, and fostering an environment that supports independence, dignity, and quality of life. This role works under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. It requires direct and indirect clinical care, oversight of Certified Nurse Aides (CNAs), coordination with interdisciplinary teams, and active participation in safety, infection control, and quality assurance initiatives within the skilled nursing and rehabilitation departments.

• Administer and document medications, treatments, and diagnostic tests accurately, following physician orders, facility policy, and all relevant regulations.
• Monitor for and promptly report adverse reactions, medication effectiveness, and inappropriate prescriptions to the RN or physician.
• Transcribe medication orders with precision and maintain current, complete, and compliant medication records.
• Perform nursing assessments, routine evaluations, and ongoing documentation of resident well‑being, including physical, cognitive, and behavioral changes.
• Demonstrate thorough knowledge of medications, including identification, usage, side effects, and proper modes of administration.
• Maintain medication carts, storage areas, and medication refrigerators in compliance with policy; ensure expired or discontinued medications are removed and disposed of properly.

• Supervise and support CNAs to ensure delivery of quality, person‑centered care aligned with care plans and facility standards.
• Monitor CNA documentation for accuracy and completeness; provide real‑time coaching and feedback to ensure compliance with care protocols.
• Serve as a clinical resource and team lead, assisting CNAs as needed and modeling best practices in resident care, teamwork, and communication.

• Encourage and support resident independence in daily living activities, adapting care approaches to promote dignity and individual capabilities.
• Utilize appropriate interventions for residents with cognitive impairments, such as dementia, incorporating strategies that respect the residents’ autonomy and safety.
• Foster meaningful, compassionate, and respectful relationships with residents, families, and team members.

• Maintain a clean, safe, organized, and pleasant environment in all resident care areas.
• Proactively identify and report equipment hazards or unsafe conditions; follow appropriate protocols for safety and emergency preparedness.
• Comply with infection control standards, including hand hygiene, use of personal protective equipment, and prevention of cross‑contamination.
• Participate in regular safety and emergency response drills to support community preparedness.

• Maintain open, timely, and professional communication with residents, families, and the care team.
• Report significant observations, incidents, or changes in condition promptly to the charge nurse or physician.
• Actively participate in shift‑change reports, care conferences, and interdisciplinary team meetings to ensure coordinated…