Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Long Term Care

Long Term Care - Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Long Term CareLPN in long-term care provides ongoing nursing care for residents requiring durable, continuous assistance in a facility setting.The core purpose is to monitor health status, manage medications, and coordinate with care teams to maintain quality of life and safety.Responsibilities:Perform daily resident assessments, administer medications, and monitor response.Assist with activities of daily living and personal care tasks as needed.Coordinate with RNs, physicians, and therapists to implement care plans.Document progress notes, vitals, and changes in condition in the electronic health record.Educate residents and families on health maintenance, safety, and treatment plans.Qualifications:Education:Completion of an approved practical nursing program.Licensure:Current LPN license in the applicable state.Certifications:CPR/BLS certification; IV therapy certification may be required by facility.Experience or Skills:1–3 years of nursing experience in long-term care or skilled nursing facilities.Experience:1–3 years in long-term care or similar settings.Experience with geriatric care and chronic disease management.Preferred:Experience with care coordination and family communication in a facility setting.Work Environment:Long-term care facility with resident-centered care, shift rotations, and multidisciplinary teams.Documentation in facility EHR and adherence to regulatory standards.