Travel Licensed Practical Nurse Long Term Care Job

Healthforce•City of Geneva, NY

11d•$742 - $782•Onsite

About The Position

This is a travel assignment for a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in Long Term Care located in Geneva, NY. The assignment is for 22 weeks, starting on 09/15/2026. The role involves working in a skilled nursing facility with a shift of 3x8 evenings. The weekly pay range is estimated between $742-$782, with no guaranteed hours. The position requires collecting data on residents' physical and psychosocial status, assisting in developing and revising care plans, collaborating with residents, families, and the interdisciplinary team, maintaining nursing knowledge, and adhering to safety and infection control practices. The role also involves applying knowledge of growth and development for adult and geriatric patients and responding to potential exposure to blood or body fluids.

Requirements

Active New York LPN licensure
BLS certification (American Heart Association) or RQI
Minimum 1 year of LPN experience in a long-term care setting
Ability to provide care suitable for adult and geriatric residents
Strong communication skills and ability to work under RN supervision in a team-based environment

Responsibilities

Collect data on residents’ physical and psychosocial status and communicate findings to the supervising RN and the interdisciplinary team.
Assist in developing an individualized plan of care reflecting nursing diagnoses and interventions, involving residents and families to achieve desired outcomes.
Recommend revisions to the plan of care after evaluating resident outcomes and coordinate referrals as needed.
Collaborate with residents, families, and interdisciplinary colleagues to promote a safe, respectful, and culturally sensitive care environment.
Maintain current nursing knowledge and competency, participate in orientation/mentoring of staff, and provide leadership under the direction of the RN.
Adhere to safety and infection control practices; apply knowledge of growth and development for adult and geriatric patients; respond to potential exposure to blood or body fluids.