Overnight Wellness Nurse (LPN/RN) - Geriatric Care

Spectrum Retirement; Westerville (OH); On-site; USD 36,000 - 42,000; Part time

Job summary

Spectrum Retirement Communities is seeking a Wellness Nurse for part-time overnight shifts (10pm–6am) to support resident health and well-being. You will monitor clinical status, assist community nurses, and ensure regulatory compliance while fostering a warm, team-focused environment.

Responsibilities include coordinating admissions, administering medications per orders, collaborating with physicians and other providers, documenting observations, and maintaining knowledge of state regulations.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited school of practical nursing.
• Current nursing license and state registration (LPN or RN).
• Three (3) years' experience in assessment and geriatric nursing preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in coordination of the resident admission process including screening, assessment, and care needs.
• Ensure care is delivered as indicated in resident care plans.
• Medication and treatment administration and ensure medications are administered per physicians’ orders.
• Assistance with coordinating care and services with other outside providers including resident physicians.
• Document and report care provided and resident observations including unusual or significant changes.
• Maintain a working knowledge of state regulations, policies, and procedures.

Skills

Regulatory knowledge

Geriatric care

Compassion

Education

Licensed practical nurse (LPN) or Registered Nurse (RN)

Diploma from accredited nursing program

Job description

Spectrum Retirement Communities is seeking a Wellness Nurse for part-time overnight shifts (10pm–6am) to support resident health and well-being. You will monitor clinical status, assist community nurses, and ensure regulatory compliance while fostering a warm, team-focused environment.

Responsibilities include coordinating admissions, administering medications per orders, collaborating with physicians and other providers, documenting observations, and maintaining knowledge of state regulations.