Night-Shift LPN: Care for Vent/Trach Residents

Sequim Bay Post Acute; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 62,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Sequim Bay Post Acute is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) for a full-time night shift in Sequim, WA. The role focuses on delivering skilled care to chronically ill and technologically dependent residents, including those on ventilators, trachs, ostomies, and enteral feeding support.

Responsibilities include administering medications, wound and catheter care, and accurate documentation. Strong assessment skills and the ability to work independently overnight are essential, with RN backup

Qualifications

• Strong assessment skills - able to tell normal from abnormal and act on it.
• Comfort and competence with technologically dependent residents (vent, trach, ostomy, enteral)
• Active LVN/RN license in Washington state.

Responsibilities

• Deliver hands-on care for chronically ill and technologically dependent residents including ventilator, tracheostomy, ostomy, and enteral feeding tube management
• Administer medications and treatments (wound care, catheter care, pain management) accurately and on schedule
• Assess resident conditions each shift and flag changes to the RN, physician, or DON/ADON promptly
• Partner with the interdisciplinary team to carry out each resident's individualized care plan
• Educate residents and families on care needs, and document how that education lands
• Respond calmly and competently in emergencies, following facility protocol
• Keep documentation timely, clear, and audit-ready

Skills

Assessment skills

Education

Active LVN/RN license in Washington

Job description

Sequim Bay Post Acute is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) for a full-time night shift in Sequim, WA. The role focuses on delivering skilled care to chronically ill and technologically dependent residents, including those on ventilators, trachs, ostomies, and enteral feeding support.

Responsibilities include administering medications, wound and catheter care, and accurate documentation. Strong assessment skills and the ability to work independently overnight are essential, with RN backup