Night Shift LPN (11pm-7am) – Every Other Weekend

White Deer Run Treatment Network; Bethlehem (Northampton County); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

White Deer Run Treatment Network in Bethlehem, PA, seeks an LPN/LVN to provide nursing care in a residential treatment setting for adults 18+. You will work 11pm–7am, three days per week, with every-other-weekend shifts, delivering compassionate care within the nursing process and facility policies.

Responsibilities include patient assessment, medication administration, documentation, and collaboration with RNs and physicians to support safe, person-centered recovery.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited school of nursing
• One or more years' nursing experience within clinical area preferred
• Current LPN/LVN license as required by state
• CPR and de-escalation/restraint certification required
• First aid may be required based on state or facility

Responsibilities

• Monitor patient health and administer basic nursing care within LPN/LVN scope
• Provide for the basic comfort of patients and implement plan of care
• Report status changes to RNs and doctors
• Communicate therapeutically with patients and staff
• Safely deliver medications per physician orders and policies
• Maintain professional nursing standards and accurate documentation
• Collaborate with team to address patient needs and resolve concerns
• Demonstrate empathy, efficiency, and urgency to ensure patient safety
• Perform other assigned duties as needed

Skills

Patient care

LPN/LVN scope

Team collaboration

Education

Graduation from an accredited school of nursing

Job description

White Deer Run Treatment Network in Bethlehem, PA, seeks an LPN/LVN to provide nursing care in a residential treatment setting for adults 18+. You will work 11pm–7am, three days per week, with every-other-weekend shifts, delivering compassionate care within the nursing process and facility policies.

Responsibilities include patient assessment, medication administration, documentation, and collaboration with RNs and physicians to support safe, person-centered recovery.