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Travel Licensed Practical Nurse Long-Term Care Job

Healthforce by TLC

#Documentation #Palliative Care #Medication Administration #Licensed Practical Nurse #LPN #Wound Care #Vital Signs Monitoring #Long-Term Care #Clinical Judgment

Quick overview

Core responsibilities include assessing residents, administering ordered medications and treatments, monitoring vital signs, and recognizing early changes in condition. The role also involves assisting with daily living activities, supporting nutrition, promoting mobility, and precise documentation while communicating clearly with families and physicians.

Requirements summary

The position requires a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) capable of delivering hands-on nursing care in long-term care settings, demonstrating skill and compassion. Candidates should be prepared to refine clinical judgment in geriatric and chronic care, with opportunities to deepen expertise in specialized areas like wound care and dementia care.

Care PlanningDocumentationLeadershipLicensed Practical NurseGeriatric CareWound CarePain ManagementLong-Term CareMonitoring Vital SignsIV TherapyClinical JudgmentChronic CareDementia CareAdministering MedicationsPalliative ApproachesAssessing Residents

Job description

Take a meaningful step forward as a Licensed Practical Nurse in Long-Term Care, Newport, Vermont.
This travel assignment invites you to impact residents’ daily lives with skill, compassion, and steady leadership, starting on 03/02/2026.
You’ll deliver hands-on nursing care in intimate long-term care settings, guiding residents toward comfort, dignity, and quality of life.
Each shift offers the chance to build trust with residents, families, and a multidisciplinary team, while refining your clinical judgment in geriatric and chronic care.
Vermont’s Newport region provides more than a workplace; it delivers a lifestyle framed by authentic small-town character, abundant outdoor opportunities, and stunning natural beauty—from green mountains and tranquil lakes to crisp autumn foliage and winter charm that makes every season feel alive.

Newport offers appealing location benefits that blend professional satisfaction with a genuinely enjoyable living environment.
Expect supportive, close-knit teams, accessible leadership, and a collaborative culture that values your expertise and wellbeing.
As a traveler, you also have the possibility to work across sites in the U.S., gaining exposure to diverse facility types, patient populations, and care protocols.
This variety strengthens your clinical toolbox, broadens your professional network, and enhances your adaptability—key assets in long-term care.
The combination of Vermont’s scenic backdrop and the chance to explore other regions through our nationwide program creates a compelling balance between career growth and personal fulfillment.

Role specifics and benefits are designed to empower you in every facet of practice.
Your core responsibilities will include assessing residents, administering medications and treatments as ordered, monitoring vital signs, and recognizing early changes in condition.
You’ll assist with activities of daily living, support nutrition and hydration, promote safe mobility, and participate in care planning with the broader care team.
Documentation will be precise and timely, and clear communication with families and physicians will be a hallmark of your role.
As you grow, you’ll have opportunities to deepen expertise in geriatric and long-term care domains such as wound care, IV therapy, pain management, dementia care, and palliative approaches.

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