Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

Freeman Recovery Center, LLC Why LPNs Choose Freeman Recovery Center If you are looking for an LPN role that offers stability, purpose, and a supportive clinical environment, Freeman Recovery Center provides an opportunity to practice nursing outside of high-acuity hospital settings while still making a meaningful impact. Our LPNs are an essential part of the care team, supporting individuals in recovery through structured routines, medication administration, and compassionate patient interaction. About Freeman Recovery Center Freeman Recovery Center provides evidence-based, individualized care to individuals living with substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. With more than 50 properties serving over 300 clients at a time, we are committed to whole-person recovery and high standards of Position Summary The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) supports patient care through medication administration, monitoring, documentation, and collaboration with RNs, medical providers, and the interdisciplinary treatment team. This role emphasizes consistency, patient engagement, and clinical support rather than hospital-level acuity. Key Responsibilities Measure and document patient vital signs and general health observations Assist in monitoring patient conditions and report concerns to supervising RN or medical provider Administer medications as ordered and within LPN scope of practice (oral, IM, SQ, SL) Supervise medication administration as assigned and in accordance with facility policy Observe for and report adverse medication reactions; document appropriately in EMR Maintain accurate, timely documentation in the electronic medical record Assist with basic wound care and patient health education as directed Support chart completion and documentation accuracy Collaborate with RNs, providers, and program staff to support patient safety and care continuity Follow Freeman Recovery Center policies, procedures, and OSHA safety standards Complete required training and ongoing education What This Role Is (and Is Not) This role offers: Predictable workflows and structured routines Lower patient acuity compared to acute-care hospital settings Meaningful, relationship-based patient care This role does not typically involve: ICU-level care or emergency nursing Qualifications Active Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license in good standing with the State of One (1) year of nursing experience preferred (new graduates encouraged to apply) CPR and First Aid/AED certification required Ability to accurately document in an electronic medical record (EMR) Strong communication, organization, and interpersonal skills Ability to maintain confidentiality and professionalism at all times What We Offer Competitive pay based on experience and shift Supportive leadership and team-based culture Opportunities to grow within behavioral health and addiction medicine Mission-driven work focused on long-term recovery Looking for a Nursing Role with Balance and Purpose? #J-18808-Ljbffr