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Charter Senior Living – Paducah, KY is seeking an LPN for day/night shift coverage in our assisted living community. The role focuses on compassionate, high-quality care with responsibilities including assessments, medication administration, documentation, and care-planning.
Pay is $31–$33 per hour, with an active Kentucky LPN license required. We offer paid training, PTO/holiday pay, and a supportive team dedicated to enhancing residents’ lives.
Charter Senior Living – Paducah, KY
Pay: $31-$33/hr
Must Hold an Active Kentucky LPN License
Are you a Licensed Practical Nurse who leads with heart, compassion, and integrity? If you are seeking a workplace that values your expertise and honors the meaningful relationships you build with residents, Charter Senior Living invites you to join our team.
At Charter, care is personal. Every resident’s life story matters—and so does yours. We are committed to creating an environment where you can grow professionally, feel supported daily, and truly make a difference.
To Enhance the Human Spirit
We believe in uplifting the lives of our residents, their families, and our associates through connection, purpose, and compassion.
Serve with Heart
Serve with Purpose
Serve with Courage
Have Fun While Serving
We care deeply about the people who care for our residents. We offer:
As a Licensed Practical Nurse at Charter Senior Living, you play a key role in delivering compassionate, high-quality care to residents in our Assisted Living community. You support residents through:
This role is ideal for an LPN who values teamwork, person-centered care, and the opportunity to build meaningful, long‑term relationships with residents and families.
Must Have:
“It truly feels like a family at Charter.”
“The residents are an extension of my family now.”
“They truly mean what they say—they put people first and genuinely believe in enhancing the human spirit.”
“Our values include ’Have Fun While Serving,’ and it shows every day. The residents uplift me as much as I uplift them.”