LPN - Long-Term Care | FT with PTO Day 1 + Retirement Match

Sioux Center Health; Freeman (SD); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO day 1

Health insurance partially paid

Employer 5% match retirement

Career development mentorship

Job summary

Freeman Regional Health Services, located in Freeman, SD, is seeking an LPN for long-term care. This full-time position involves day and night shifts, patient assessment, medication administration, and coordinated care with the healthcare team.

You will support residents and families, document progress, and collaborate with CNAs to deliver compassionate, quality care in a team-oriented setting.

Qualifications

• Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) with SD Board of Nursing certification.
• 1–3 years of clinical or long-term care experience preferred.
• Ability to work day and night shifts, including rotating weekends/holidays.

Responsibilities

• Regularly evaluating residents' physical and mental health, including vital signs, cognitive function, and overall well-being.
• Accurately dispensing and monitoring medications according to physician orders.
• Maintaining open communication with residents, families, physicians, and other healthcare team members to ensure coordinated care.
• Observing for any significant changes in resident health status and promptly reporting them to the appropriate healthcare provider.
• Assessing pain levels and administering pain medication as prescribed.
• Providing emotional support and addressing psychosocial needs of residents.
• Maintaining accurate and detailed resident records, including progress notes and medication administration logs.
• Collaborating effectively with CNAs and other healthcare professionals to deliver comprehensive care.

Education

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - SD Board of Nursing

Job description

Freeman Regional Health Services, located in Freeman, SD, is seeking an LPN for long-term care. This full-time position involves day and night shifts, patient assessment, medication administration, and coordinated care with the healthcare team.

You will support residents and families, document progress, and collaborate with CNAs to deliver compassionate, quality care in a team-oriented setting.