Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

Rochester, NY
Part Time to Full Time
Home Care
Experienced
Join a team that’s as passionate about patient care as you are! We’re looking for LPN's in the Rochester area to serve the needs of our patient’s. Create your own flexible Schedule and get Same-Day Pay.

 

If you want variety in your day-to-day work, we can help! Nursecore is passionate about connecting healthcare professionals and nurses with medical positions that fit their lifestyle, and we are currently looking for LPNs to work in a homecare setting throughout Rochester. Our healthcare opportunities offer you a variety of meeting new patients and working in your area of expertise. As a National leader in Healthcare Services, we will find you the perfect career opportunity so you can concentrate on what you do best-helping people get better.

We Offer: 

  • $34.00 - $40.00 hourly pay
  • Daily/Weekly Pay
  • Flexible scheduling- Per Diem
  • 24/7 Access to friendly staff
  • Discounted benefits through Mylo
  • Direct Deposit
  • Bonus Opportunities
  • No 1099 Tax Filing- You are an employee of NurseCore

Apply today to be rewarded with the great opportunities NurseCore has to offer!

Responsibilities:

Every day is different for our LPNs. Our Nurses care for ill, injured or convalescing patients or persons with disabilities. You will be responsible for providing quality healthcare to each patient in adherence with all applicable laws, regulations, and policies.

  • Examples of job duties are below. 
  •  Receives and provides complete report on all assigned clients.
  • Respects client’s rights and maintains confidentiality.
  • Notifies immediate supervisor of changes in client’s conditions.
  • Understands and uses aseptic technique.
  • Prepares equipment and materials for treatments.
  • Records all findings in clients’ clinical records.
  • Performs other duties as assigned by immediate supervisor.

Nursing activities that may include:

1. Assessment.

2. Assistance in planning, evaluating and implementing client care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse.

3. Assisting clients with activities of daily living.

4. Teaching client self-care techniques.

5. Providing and maintaining safe environment for client.

6. Accepting responsibility of assignment to specialty area only when training has been provided.

7. Performing within the limits of preparation and experience.

8. Observing aseptic techniques when dealing with equipment and supplies used for treatment.

9. Assisting with client admission and discharges.

10. Notifying charge nurse or supervisor of changes in client’s condition or unusual symptoms.

Qualifications:

We have LPN openings available and are excited about matching you with a great opportunity! Take a look at the requirements below to see what you’ll need to get started. 

  • Graduate of an accredited nursing school
  • Current License for state of New York
  • 1 year of experience as an LPN (must be within the last 3 years)
  • Successful completion of the skills assessment specific to the area of practice
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