LPN Charge Nurse: Lead Resident Care & Team

Priority Management; Waco (TX); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

Priority Management is seeking an LPN Charge Nurse to lead daily nursing activities, supervise aides, and coordinate resident care in a Louisiana facility.

You will administer medications, monitor vitals, assist with care planning, document changes, and ensure regulatory compliance while fostering a compassionate environment.

Strong leadership, excellent communication, and a commitment to ongoing education are essential for providing high-quality elder care in this role.

Qualifications

• Active LPN license in Louisiana (or compact license)
• Current CPR/BLS certification a plus
• Experience supervising nursing staff and coordinating resident care

Responsibilities

• Supervise daily nursing staff activities to ensure policy adherence and quality care.
• Administer medications and monitor residents' vital signs.
• Develop and implement individualized care plans with the healthcare team.
• Maintain accurate, timely patient documentation and chart changes.
• Serve as liaison among residents, families, and the care team.
• Assist in orientation and training of new nursing staff.
• Respond to medical emergencies and coordinate with other professionals.
• Support quality improvement initiatives and regulatory compliance.

Skills

Staff supervision

Resident care

Care planning

Documentation

Communication

Training & orientation

Emergency response

Quality improvement

Medication management

Compliance & safety

Education

LPN licensure (Louisiana)

NCLEX-PN certification

1–2 years nursing experience

Job description

Priority Management is seeking an LPN Charge Nurse to lead daily nursing activities, supervise aides, and coordinate resident care in a Louisiana facility.

You will administer medications, monitor vitals, assist with care planning, document changes, and ensure regulatory compliance while fostering a compassionate environment.

Strong leadership, excellent communication, and a commitment to ongoing education are essential for providing high-quality elder care in this role.