Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

Join the dedicated team at St. Leonard, where we offer several thrilling opportunities for a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).

Nestled on our expansive 240-acre campus, one of the largest Continuing Care Retirement Communities in the United States, St. Leonard provides a diverse array of services including independent living, assisted living, dementia care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation services, and adult day care. Our campus also boasts a community wellness center complete with a fitness facility and vibrant restaurant.  As a valued team member, you'll enjoy complimentary access to the fitness center and a 50% discount at our Station House restaurant.

Job Type:  Full Time and Part Time available

Shifts: 4, 6, 8, and 12-hour shifts are offered

We have introduced a new competitive pay scale!

Salary: Earn up to $31 per hour

Comprehensive Compensation and Benefits Package:

• Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance (Full Time)


• Employer contributions for Health Savings Account (HSA) (Full Time)


• Company-paid Life and Disability Insurance (Full Time)


• Employee assistance program (Full Time)


• Tuition reimbursement (Full or Part Time)


• 401(k) with up to 4% employer contributions (Full or Part Time)


• Paid time off (PTO) with cash out option (Full or Part Time)


• Annual Merit Increases (Full or Part Time)


• Pay Active - a service enabling early access to earned wages (Full or Part Time)

Key Responsibilities:

The LPN is responsible for ensuring safe and effective resident care from admission to discharge, working in collaboration with physicians, families, and the multidisciplinary healthcare team. Quality nursing care is facilitated through the application of the nursing process. Our goal is to restore and maintain each resident's abilities, both mentally and physically, to their fullest potential. The LPN acts as a positive clinical role model for staff and serves as a valuable resource.

Qualifications:

• Active Licensed Practical Nurse  license in the state of Ohio.


• Current CPR certification; long-term care experience is preferred.