Travel Licensed Practical Nurse Long-Term Care Job

• Embark on a rewarding journey as a Licensed Practical Nurse in Long-Term Care in Claremont, New Hampshire, where your hands-on care and compassionate presence help residents live with dignity and independence.
• This assignment invites you to partner with families, caregivers, and clinical teams to create comfort, safety, and hope on every shift.
• If you’re drawn to hands-on patient care, thoughtful communication, and a setting that values both expertise and compassion, this opportunity belongs on your radar.
• A start date of 03/24/2026 sets the stage for a focused, purpose‑driven assignment of several weeks, with the possibility of extension based on mutual fit.
• And beyond the hospital aisles, New Hampshire’s natural beauty awaits—seasonal colors painting the hills, crisp air, tranquil lakes, and communities that feel like home.

Claremont offers a classic New England mood—a compact, friendly city with easy access to parks, libraries, and a robust network of local healthcare partners. The area’s walkable neighborhoods and nearby outdoor escapes make it possible to unwind after shifts with strolls along the Sugar River, scenic drives, and opportunities to explore seasonal markets. Working in this location also positions you for broader experiences, with options to apply your skills across different sites in the U.S., enriching your professional perspective while keeping a supportive framework at home base. The region’s seasonal rhythm provides variety in patient needs and a pace that supports thoughtful, thorough care, while you enjoy the sense of community that comes from serving a tight-knit population.

• Key responsibilities include delivering high-quality, patient-centered nursing care under supervision, monitoring and documenting vital signs, administering medications accurately, and assisting with activities of daily living, mobility support, and fall prevention.
• You’ll perform basic wound care, catheter and ostomy care as assigned, and participate in care planning with the interdisciplinary team.
• Your keen observation will help identify early changes in residents’ conditions, triggering timely escalation to registered nurses and physicians.
• You’ll maintain meticulous records in the electronic health record, ensure safe medication administration, manage routine procedures within scope, and uphold infection control standards.
• The role offers steady opportunities to grow within long-term care, deepen geriatric assessment skills, learn palliative and restorative approaches, and assume more complex responsibilities as you build confidence.