Lead LPN for Brain Injury Care

Vinfen; Dedham (MA); On-site; USD 46,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(a) retirement plan

Medical, Dental and Vision plans

Life Insurance

Short-Term Disability Insurance

Flexible Spending Accounts

Voluntary Insurance options

Generous paid time off

Job summary

Vinfen is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse II to provide direct nursing care in a medically intensive program for individuals with brain injury, developmental disability, or complex medical needs in Massachusetts. The LPN II leads the shift, ensures high-quality, dignified care, and supervises CNAs while coordinating with RNs and families.

You will document care, manage meds, assess status changes, and ensure ISP goals are met within a supportive, safety-conscious environment.

Qualifications

• Licensed Practical Nurse in MA required or eligible.
• Experience with developmental/brain injury populations preferred.
• Ability to supervise CNAs and document care accurately.
• Understanding of MAP policies and ISP goals.

Responsibilities

• Implements person-centered treatment care plans per medical orders.
• Assists with activities of daily living per individual plans.
• Provides skilled nursing care including wound, GT/JT, trach, and nutrition support.
• Monitors client status and reports changes promptly to supervisors.
• Supervises CNAs during shifts; ensures timely and accurate care.
• Maintains thorough documentation of care and medications.

Skills

LPN practice standards

Cultural sensitivity

Supervise CNAs

Documentation

Communication with team

Education

Licensed Practical Nurse in Massachusetts

Job description

Vinfen is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse II to provide direct nursing care in a medically intensive program for individuals with brain injury, developmental disability, or complex medical needs in Massachusetts. The LPN II leads the shift, ensures high-quality, dignified care, and supervises CNAs while coordinating with RNs and families.

You will document care, manage meds, assess status changes, and ensure ISP goals are met within a supportive, safety-conscious environment.