Long Term Care - LPN
As an LPN in long-term care, you provide ongoing chronic disease management, daily nursing care, and routine assessments for residents in assisted living or nursing facilities. The role emphasizes person-centered care, safety, and coordination with a multidisciplinary team to maintain residents' quality of life.
Responsibilities
- Monitor vital signs, administer medications, and document responses over time.
- Perform wound care, dressing changes, and routine procedures per care plans.
- Assess changes in condition and communicate with RNs, physicians, and families.
- Assist with activities of daily living and rehabilitation activities as directed.
- Maintain accurate records in the electronic health record and ensure safety protocols.
Qualifications
Education:
Graduate of an approved practical nursing program.
Licensure:
Current LPN license in the state of practice.
Certifications:
- CPR/BLS
Experience or Skills:
1+ year of long-term care or skilled nursing experience; strong communication with families and team members.
Experience
- Experience delivering ongoing care in long-term care settings
- Experience with care planning and documentation in an EHR
Preferred
- Experience with wound care or palliative care principles
Work Environment
Facility-based long-term care setting with rotating shifts; collaborative team of nurses, CNAs, and therapists. Documentation in the EHR; regular coordination with physicians and family members.
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Long Term Care in boone at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $65,640–$81,900
For context, most lpns earn between $65,640–$81,900 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as contract and onsite.