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Regents Point in Irvine, CA, one of 20 HumanGood life plan communities recognized by US News & World Report in their inaugural “Best Senior Living” awards is hiring Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVN/LPNs) for Assisted Living.
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We develop placement opportunities in order to help clients achieve a dignified experience of living and thriving within a network of community support and outreach. Aid Consumers with everyday activities that include light housekeeping, meal preparation, running errands, and helping to create or provide personal hygiene routines.
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As the largest nonprofit owner/operator of senior living communities in California and one of the largest in the country, we are more than just a place to work. Current LVN/LPN (or obtaining within 90 days) in the state for which applying.
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Oakmont Management Group, based in Irvine, California, is a recognized leader in the senior living industry that manages a portfolio of communities under the Oakmont Senior Living and Ivy Living brands.
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