Licensed Practical Nurse

At Hopscotch Primary Care, we believe great healthcare should be accessible to all people across all communities. Today, almost 20% of Americans live in a rural community, yet only 11% of physicians practice in those same communities. We are on a mission to transform healthcare in rural America. We provide high-quality primary care tailored to meet the needs of our patients through our robust care model and comprehensive care team, delivering care in our clinics, and across settings, and wrapping resources around the patients who need them most. Our patients and the care teams who serve them sit at the center of everything we do at Hopscotch. Hopscotch Primary Care takes a team approach to serve patient needs and provide the best care possible. Our goal is to provide the care each of us would want for ourselves or for our family members, in the right setting, and at the right time. Today, we are serving thousands of patients in our value-based care model and the number is growing every day. If you want to bring your experience, skill and passion to make a lasting impact in healthcare, we’d like to meet you. ABOUT THE ROLE As a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) atHopscotch Primary Care you’ll play a meaningful role in delivering compassionate, relationship-centered care to older adults in rural communities. We’re looking for someone who is clinically skilled, patient-focused, and excited to be part of a collaborative care team that truly values connection, advocacy, and whole-person care. In this role, you’ll build trusted relationships with patients while partnering closely with providers and teammates to create an exceptional care experience. This position is primarily clinic-based in beautiful Weaverville , with opportunities to support patients in the community through occasional home visits. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment where flexibility, teamwork, and problem-solving are appreciated, we’d love to meet you. Why you’ll love this opportunity: Competitive compensation: $30–$34/hour based on experience and qualifications Meaningful patient relationships and continuity of care Opportunity to make a direct impact in underserved rural communities A collaborative environment where your voice and ideas matter Diverse, hands-on clinical experience in a growing value-based care organization WHAT YOU’LL DO In this role, you’ll help create a welcoming, supportive experience for patients while providing high-quality clinical care under the supervision of an RN, APP, and/or physician. Responsibilities include rooming patients, assisting with assessments and screenings, administering medications and vaccinations, supporting care coordination, performing diagnostic testing, and helping patients navigate both clinical and community resources. You’ll also work closely with the broader care team to improve outcomes, address social determinants of health, and ensure patients feel supported every step of the way. ABOUT YOU We’re looking for a compassionate and motivated LPN who enjoys building relationships and delivering patient-centered care. The ideal candidate is adaptable, collaborative, detail-oriented, and energized by working in a team environment where no two days are exactly alike. Qualifications include: Active North Carolina LPN license BLS certification 1+ years of LPN experience (primary care experience strongly preferred) Strong communication, organization, and customer service skills Positive attitude, accountability, and a willingness to jump in where needed Valid driver’s license and ability to meet motor vehicle requirements At Hopscotch Primary Care, we embrace diversity, invest in a culture of inclusion and positivity and encourage all to apply to join our team. 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