Hospice Licensed Practical Nurse

Good Samaritan Hospice, an entity of Concordia Lutheran Ministries, is seeking Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) to provide comprehensive end-of-life care and support to our patients and their families in their homes in the following areas:

Beaver County

North Hills/Allison Park

If you are a compassionate LPN that has empathy, integrity, is a patient advocate, and looking for a career that makes a difference in not only the patients but the families’ lives, look no further. As a Hospice LPN, you will be an integral part of the interdisciplinary team that collaborates with our physicians, social workers, spiritual and volunteer coordinators to ensure the comfort and dignity of our patients in their final stages of life.

We have both full and part time Hospice LPN positions available. Schedule includes working one weekend a month and an on-call rotation. We also have weekend only positions to work around your nursing school or home life schedule!

WHY SHOULD YOU APPLY to the HOSPICE LPN Position?

1:1 Patient Ratio

Competitive Pay along with mileage reimbursement

Vacation and Holiday pay

Excellent growth and advancement opportunities

Education Assistance Programs (Tuition Reimbursement/Fully-Paid Tuition - your choice!)

Top Benefits for medical, dental and vision with low employee contributions

Unparalleled 403(b) Retirement Investments with company match

Flexible scheduling to accommodate your work/life balance!

QUALIFICATIONS for HOSPICE LPN:

Current LPN license in the state of Pennsylvania

Demonstrates excellent clinical skills

Solid computer skills, including Word

Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail

Outstanding communication skills (both written and verbal)

Reliable independent means of transportation with a valid Pennsylvania driver’s license

RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE POSITION:

Assess and monitor the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of our hospice patients and create individualized care plans.

Educate patients and their families about the disease process, care options, and end-of-life decisions.

Provide pain management and symptom control measures to alleviate discomfort and improve quality of life.

Advocate for our patients, ensuring their wishes and preferences are respected and honored.