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Knollwood Life Plan Community in Washington, DC, is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to provide resident-centered care and ensure medication and treatment accuracy. The role supervises CNAs, maintains clinical documentation, and promotes a respectful, therapeutic environment for all residents.
The successful candidate will hold an active DC LPN license, have at least 1 year of nursing experience, and be proficient with EHR systems (MatrixCare preferred).
Knollwood Life Plan Community | Office of People Operations | Position Description
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POSITION DESCRIPTION Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
Reports To Director of Nursing
Department Nursing
FLSA Status Non-Exempt — Hourly
Status Full-Time and Part-Time
Supervises CNAs on assigned shift
Work Schedule As assigned; rotating shifts including evenings, weekends, and holidays
Union Status SEIU Local 1199
Compensation This is a union-represented position with an hourly rate of $35 per hour ,
The Licensed Practical Nurse provides safe, resident-centered nursing care in accordance with Knollwood standards, District of Columbia Board of Nursing regulations, and the SEIU 1199 CBA. This role maintains clinical documentation, ensures medication and treatment administration accuracy, supervises assigned CNAs on shift, and promotes a respectful, therapeutic environment for all residents. The duties below are the essential functions of this position. Duties not listed are marginal and may be assigned as operational need requires; assignment of a marginal duty does not convert it into an essential function of the position.
Key Performance Indicator Target Frequency
Medication Administration
Accuracy
Zero preventable medication errors
Monthly
Documentation Completion 100% shift notes
completed before end
of shift
Daily
Incident Reporting 100% timely reporting
per policy
Per Occurrence
Training Compliance 100% mandatory training
completed on schedule
Annually
Resident Satisfaction No sustained complaints
related to nursing care
Quarterly
Physical Demand Frequency Physical Demand Frequency
Standing Constant (67 - 100%) Lifting up to 25 lbs Frequent (34 - 66%)
Walking Constant (67 - 100%)
Lifting 26 - 50 lbs Frequent (34 - 66%)
Sitting Occasional (1 - 33%) Pushing or pulling Frequent (34 - 66%)
Bending, stooping, kneeling Frequent (34 - 66%)
Fine manipulation (keyboard, tools) Frequent (34 - 66%)
Reaching overhead Frequent (34 - 66%) Speaking and Constant (67 - ...