LPN/RN Nurse - Full Time Night Shift

LPN/RNHarbor Healthcare of Ironton is seeking a compassionate and dependable Nurse (LPN/RN) to join our clinical team. The Nurse is responsible for providing and coordinating high-quality nursing care, monitoring resident conditions, administering treatments and medications, and working collaboratively with physicians, nursing assistants, therapy professionals, residents, and families to support positive clinical outcomes.Key responsibilities include providing direct nursing care in accordance with physician orders, resident care plans, and applicable standards of practice; assessing residents and monitoring for changes in condition; administering medications and treatments accurately and timely; notifying physicians and appropriate members of the interdisciplinary team of significant changes in resident condition; providing clinical direction and support to nursing assistants and other assigned nursing personnel; completing accurate and timely clinical documentation; participating in care planning and interdisciplinary communication; educating and communicating with residents and families regarding care needs; following infection prevention, safety, regulatory, and facility policies and procedures; and promoting a positive, respectful, and resident-centered care environment.Why join our team? At Harbor Healthcare of Ironton, you'll have the opportunity to work alongside a team committed to both clinical quality and resident experience. We offer eligible employees a competitive benefits package and a workplace focused on competitive compensation, medical, dental, and vision benefits, paid time off, retirement benefits, flexible scheduling opportunities, professional growth and development, supportive nursing and facility leadership, a team-focused work environment, and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of residents and families.Success in this role requires strong clinical judgment with compassion, accountability, and teamwork. You will thrive here if you enjoy building relationships with residents, collaborating across disciplines, supporting your fellow caregivers, and taking pride in delivering high-quality nursing care.Required qualifications include a current and unrestricted Nurse (LPN/RN) license in the State of Ohio, a graduate of an accredited nursing program, current CPR/BLS certification, ability to perform the essential functions of the position with or without reasonable accommodation, strong clinical judgment, communication, organization, and documentation skills, ability to work effectively as part of an interdisciplinary healthcare team, and commitment to providing compassionate and respectful care to residents.Preferred qualifications include previous skilled nursing, long-term care, rehabilitation, or post-acute care experience, experience supervising or providing clinical direction to nursing assistants and other nursing staff, and familiarity with electronic health records and long-term care documentation requirements.