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Start a new Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) career at SilverCreek on Main, an Assisted Living Facility! Start a new Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) career at SilverCreek on Main, an Assisted Living Facility.
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Maintains a current state license as a Licensed Practical Nurse per state regulations. Full Time LPN PM SHIFT- SIGN ON BONUS $3000.00. A minimum of one year experience in home health, assisted living or long term care is preferred.
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That’s because we only use top of the line lasers, and all our treatments are performed by licensed medical professionals. With our continued growth and success, we are excited to hire a full-time LPN to join our dynamic treatment team in Minneapolis (Maple Grove), MN. Our company is medically-based, so as the LPN, you will help our clients achieve the aesthetic results they’ve always wanted while providing them with excellent patient care.
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Milan Laser Hair Removal is one of the nation's premier laser hair removal providers. Educate patients on laser hair removal process and pre/post treatment care recommendations. Perform all laser hair removal treatments within Milan Laser established treatment protocols and procedures.
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2,500 Sign-On Bonus for LPN’s
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Imagine the smile on the face of the resident when you help them achieve their best. Schedule is part time, working from 3pm - 11:30pm with a holiday rotation and the ability to pick up additional shifts as needed.
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We are seeking an experienced Licensed Practical Nurse for a full-time opportunity (no weekends) to serve seniors with compassionate, supportive care within an Assisted Living setting at one of Minnesota's leading nonprofit senior housing and service providers.
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2,500 Sign-On Bonus for LPNs LPN: Opportunity to earn $34 to $38 based on experience.
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