Travel Licensed Practical Nurse Long-Term Care Job

TLC Healthforce•Bellaire, MI

18d•$1,359 - $1,448

About The Position

Begin a transformative journey as a Licensed Practical Nurse in Long-Term Care, where your clinical skill blends with genuine compassion to elevate every resident’s quality of life. In this role you will become a trusted partner for families and an essential member of a dedicated care team, guiding residents through daily routines, administering medications, monitoring conditions, and supporting healing with respect and dignity at every turn. This opportunity places you in Bellaire, Michigan—a serene northern enclave famed for lakefront beauty, outdoor recreation, and a welcoming community that honors the hard work of caregivers. You’ll also have the chance to accept assignments across locations in the United States, expanding your professional horizon while maintaining the supportive backbone of a single, trusted employer. Starting February 12, 2026, this contract invites you to build lasting relationships with residents and colleagues while advancing your expertise in long‑term care within a stable, people‑focused organization. Located in Bellaire, you’ll enjoy the appeal of a small‑town atmosphere enriched by nearby water, forests, and parks, offering restorative breaks and weekend adventures. The opportunity to work in various U.S. locations adds a dynamic dimension to your career, exposing you to diverse patient populations, different facility cultures, and a wide range of clinical scenarios—while you remain anchored by a consistent support system, mentorship, and clear pathways for advancement. Michigan’s scenic landscapes—from tranquil lakes to scenic trails—provide weekend getaways that recharge your energy for the weeks ahead, and Bellaire’s community spirit ensures your contributions are seen, valued, and celebrated. Role specifics and benefits: As a Licensed Practical Nurse in Long-Term Care, you will perform regular nursing assessments, administer medications, monitor vital signs, manage care plans, assist with wound care, and respond rapidly and calmly to changes in residents’ conditions with clinical judgment and compassionate communication. You will partner with registered nurses, physicians, therapists, and support staff to deliver person‑centered care that respects residents’ preferences, cultural considerations, and goals for nutrition, activity, and safety. The position supports professional growth within long‑term care, including opportunities to take on leadership responsibilities, mentor new team members, and specialize in geriatric care, dementia support, palliative care, or care coordination as you demonstrate expertise and a commitment to excellence. Compensation and benefits: Enjoy a competitive weekly pay range of $1,359–$1,448, with guaranteed 36 hours per week, ensuring financial stability and predictable scheduling. In addition to base pay, eligible clinicians may receive a sign‑on or completion bonus, housing assistance to offset living costs during assignments, and contract extension opportunities that provide continuity and the chance to deepen expertise across multiple cycles. You’ll also receive comprehensive travel support and 24/7 assistance from our dedicated team, ensuring you have real‑time help on the road and at the bedside wherever your assignment takes you. The program includes onboarding, credential verification, and ongoing education credits to support licensure maintenance and ongoing professional development. Company values: The organization is committed to empowering its staff, fostering a culture of respect, growth, and collaboration. You’ll find a mentorship‑driven environment where feedback is welcomed, success is celebrated, and care delivery is anchored in ethics, compassion, and patient‑centered practice. The company prioritizes your career advancement by providing clear pathways to higher responsibility, specialty certifications, and leadership roles, all within a supportive community that stands beside you through every step of your travel nursing journey. Call to action: Ready to apply? Join a company that honors your clinical excellence, backs your personal development, and helps you explore Michigan’s landscapes and beyond while delivering compassionate care. Your next chapter in long‑term care begins here—make a meaningful impact in residents’ lives, grow professionally, and enjoy the security of a trusted employer who values your contribution. Apply now and embark on your February 12, 2026 start, with guaranteed hours and a roadmap to extend your contract and deepen your expertise.

Responsibilities

Perform regular nursing assessments
Administer medications
Monitor vital signs
Manage care plans
Assist with wound care
Respond rapidly and calmly to changes in residents’ conditions with clinical judgment and compassionate communication
Partner with registered nurses, physicians, therapists, and support staff to deliver person‑centered care that respects residents’ preferences, cultural considerations, and goals for nutrition, activity, and safety