LPN Nursing Manager - Flexible Scheduling & Lead Trainer

Aid-of-Indian; Marion (IN); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

AID Residential Services is seeking a LPN Skilled Nurse Manager to lead medical staff and coordinate care for individuals with IDD, ensuring health and well-being and timely updates to families and care teams.

The role blends in-office management with field visits, requires training staff, supervising Medical Assistants, and maintaining documentation across Therap and Relias platforms. You will oversee risk plans, conduct assessments, and support transitions to ensure high-quality care.

Qualifications

• Must be a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registered Nurse (RN), with Indiana license.
• 2+ years of managerial experience; ID/DD population experience preferred.
• Driver’s license and auto insurance required; BSN preferred.

Responsibilities

• Ensure staff are trained and educated on equipment use and care standards.
• Lead and manage Medical Assistants; train staff on Core classes.
• Complete physical assessments and document in Therap; maintain records.
• Attend quarterly/annual healthcare reports and Coordinated care meetings.
• Oversee risk plan implementation and monitor outcomes; update DDRS/Relias records.
• Handle in-home care coordination, transitions, and medication management.

Skills

Organized

Multitask

Basic computer skills

Delegate duties

Supervise staff

Staff training

Education

LPN or RN license

Indiana nursing license

BSN preferred

Driver’s license

Tools

Relias

QuickMar

Therap

DDRS Portal

Job description

AID Residential Services is seeking a LPN Skilled Nurse Manager to lead medical staff and coordinate care for individuals with IDD, ensuring health and well-being and timely updates to families and care teams.

The role blends in-office management with field visits, requires training staff, supervising Medical Assistants, and maintaining documentation across Therap and Relias platforms. You will oversee risk plans, conduct assessments, and support transitions to ensure high-quality care.