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The Office Licensed Practical Nurse, under the general supervision of the Clinical Coordinator, the providers and the Office Supervisor, is responsible for providing optimal patient care, being accessible to patients, maintaining a high level of knowledge and working amicably with other staff members.
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Graduate from an approved Professional Nursing Education Program. Current LPN licensure or compact licensure recognized by the State of Vermont is required. The LPN II will maintain professionalism and strict confidentiality.
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As a Licensed Practical Nurse - LPN change the lives of patients and residents each day and build meaningful relationships with patients/residents and their families. Must be currently licensed by the State Board of Nursing or pending licensed practical nurse licensure.
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Licensed to practice as a Practical Nurse (LPN) with active license(s) in the state(s) in which employed and practices. We’re currently seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse to join our amazing team.
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Genesis HealthCare is one of the leading providers of healthcare services from short-term to long-term care and a wide variety of living options and professional clinical services. Nursing Student Loan Debt Repayment and Tuition Assistance.
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9,200 relocation assistance package. 10k sign on bonus. BLS training preferred.
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Must be a graduate of an approved school for practical or vocational nursing. Must maintain current BLS/CPR certification if employed at a skilled nursing center or as required by the state of practice if an assisted living facility.
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