RN/LPN Home Health | 7a–7p | 3 - 4 Month Assignment

Northwest Las Vegas, NV

Full Time

Home Care

Experienced

NurseCore is seeking a highly skilled RN or LPN for a temporary 3 - 4 month high-acuity home health assignment in NW Las Vegas. This is an adult quadriplegic male patient in a private home with family present.

Schedule:

2-3 x 12-hour shifts per week, Wed–Sun | 7:00 AM–7:00 PM | Fri, Sat, Sun availability preferred

Responsibilities:

G-tube, ventilator, and tracheostomy management
Intimate personal care tasks
Safe patient handling and transfers (bed, wheelchair, vehicle)

Compensation:

$40/hour – LPN
$55/hour – RN
$1,250 Sign-On Bonus (case-specific)

Bonus Structure:

$500 paid after completion of training
$750 paid at completion of assignment

Requirements:

High-acuity home health or similar experience
Strong clinical judgment with complex care patients
Physical strength and stamina
Reliable, and calm under pressure
Strong communication skills in a family home environment
Polished professional appearance and nails kept short

Credential Requirements:

Active RN or LPN license in Nevada
More than 1-year post grad clinical experience
Current hands-on CPR certification
Negative TB test within the past 12 months
Successful background check clearance

What We Offer:

Direct deposit with weekly pay options available
24/7 support from a live team
W2 employment with overtime eligibility, employer-paid taxes, and liability coverage
Health, Dental, and Life Insurance available after 6 months (30+ hours/week)

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