Travel Licensed Practical Nurse Long-Term Care Job

TLC Healthforce•Middlebury, VT

About The Position

Step into a meaningful role as a Licensed Practical Nurse specializing in Long-Term Care, where every shift is a chance to make a tangible difference in the lives of residents who depend on your expertise, compassion, and steady leadership. In Middlebury, Vermont, you’ll join a close-knit team dedicated to dignity, comfort, and person-centered care, helping residents manage chronic conditions, sustain independence, and enjoy meaningful days. This opportunity also invites you to savor Vermont’s natural beauty—stroll the charming streets of Middlebury, soak in the rolling green hills, and take in autumn foliage or tranquil lakes. If you prefer broader horizons, this role also opens doors to select assignments across the United States, offering a chance to grow your skills in diverse settings while maintaining a strong connection to a welcoming Vermont community. Location benefits extend beyond Middlebury’s timeless charm. Vermont’s serene landscapes foster a balanced, high-quality lifestyle, with access to outdoor recreation, cultural events, and a supportive local network. You’ll work in a state that values quality of life, where small-town warmth meets professional pride. For travel-minded nurses, the opportunity to partner with a company that places a premium on flexibility, professional development, and comprehensive support means you can explore new communities, build lasting connections, and bring top-tier care to residents wherever your assignments take you. The role starts in January 2026, with a schedule built around your availability and the facility’s needs, and there is the potential to extend assignments if you choose to deepen your impact in a given community.

Responsibilities

Provide direct nursing care to long-term care residents under the supervision of a registered nurse, including initial and ongoing assessments, monitoring health status, medication administration within licensure, wound care, and treatment implementation.
Update and follow care plans, document accurately and promptly, and communicate changes to the care team.
Support activities of daily living, assist with mobility and transfers, promote safety and infection control, and help residents maintain dignity, independence, and quality of life.
Collaborate with physicians, therapists, social workers, and family members to coordinate holistic care, and participate in quality improvement and regulatory compliance activities.
Mentor and support Certified Nursing Assistants and new staff, modeling best practices in compassionate, patient-centered care.