Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

• Sep 26, 2025
• 2 min read
  
  

Updated: May 8

Your medical career happens here! If you are looking for a meaningful nursing career with a close-knit team committed to delivering compassionate care, join us.

We have immediate full - and part-time openings for LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSEs for skilled care nursing, caring primarily overnight for our long-term care residents.

Your responsibilities will include

• Providing treatments and medications to residents
• Supervising the delivery of care, directing CNAs and other support staff, delegating tasks when appropriate or necessary
• Observing residents, charting and reporting changes in conditions
  
  

A 2 to 3 day work week means you have more personal time. You will 12 hours shifts, starting at 7 a.m. or 7 p.m., which include every other weekend rotations and at least one holiday per year.

Our wages start at $27/hour with additional shift differential pay. Your prior, relevant experience will be considered for a higher starting rate based on qualifications. Our generous total compensation includes medical, dental, vision, and pre-tax spending accounts with employer contributions for your whole family, which start the first of the month after hire date; at 401k match up to 4%, a generous PTO benefit, as well as the opportunity for student loan reimbursement.

NDHC is transforming delivery of rural care with a completely new residential care area opening in December. Be part of our transformation and join workers who say: "NDHC is a place where friends and family feel welcome and comfortable. Working at NDHC as helped me grow into the best nurse I can be."

Whether you're an experienced LPN or a recent graduate ready to grow, apply now and discover what it means to be part of a mission-driven care facility dedicated to you and the individuals we serve.

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