Compassionate LPN — Lead Resident Care on Shift

Birmingham Rehabilitation; Birmingham (AL); Hybride; USD 48 000 - 60 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health, dental, vision

Paid time off

Retirement plan

Shift options and growth

Résumé du poste

Birmingham Rehabilitation is seeking a dedicated LPN to provide hands-on care in a skilled nursing setting in Alabama. You will work closely with RNs and physicians, administering medications, monitoring residents, and supporting CNAs to ensure high-quality patient care.

Join a team focused on compassionate care, infection control, and accurate documentation, with opportunities for growth and comprehensive benefits.

Qualifications

• Active LPN license in Alabama.
• Experience in long-term care or skilled nursing is a plus.
• Strong medication administration and accurate clinical documentation.
• Patience, clear communication and steadiness for busy shifts.
• Current CPR certification.

Responsabilités

• Provide direct care to residents and monitor their status.
• Administer medications and treatments safely and on time.
• Observe residents for changes and report to RN and physician.
• Assist with updating and carrying out care plans.
• Guide and support CNAs and set the shift pace.
• Keep documentation accurate and complete.
• Be a calm, friendly contact for residents and families.
• Follow infection control practices and help keep the unit survey-ready.

Connaissances

LPN license Alabama

Medication administration

Clinical documentation

Infection control

CPR certification

Team support for CNAs

Formation

LPN licensure in Alabama

Description du poste

Care That Makes a Real Difference — Every Shift

If you like being right there with your residents — knowing their routines, catching when something's off, and being the one they trust — a skilled nursing facility is where that shows up every day. We're looking for an LPN who wants that kind of hands-on work and a team that supports you while you do it.

What You'll Do

• Provide direct care to residents and keep a close eye on how they're doing.

• Give medications and treatments safely and on time.

• Monitor residents for changes and report them to the RN and physician.

• Help carry out and update care plans.

• Guide and support your CNAs — you help set the pace for the shift.

• Keep your documentation accurate and complete.

• Be a calm, friendly point of contact for residents and their families.

• Follow good infection control practices and help keep the unit survey-ready.

What You Bring

• A current, active LPN license in Alabama.

• Long-term care or skilled nursing experience is a plus, but we'll consider new grads with the right attitude.

• A solid handle on medication administration and good clinical documentation.

• Patience, clear communication, and the kind of steadiness that holds up on a busy day.

• Current CPR certification.

What You Get From Us

• Pay that reflects your experience.

• Full benefits — health, dental, and vision.

• Paid time off and retirement plan options.

• Shift options and real chances to grow.