Private Duty Nurse (LPN)

Preferred Home Health Care & Nursing Services; Oklahoma City (OK); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Preferred Home Health Care & Nursing Services is seeking a Private Duty LPN to provide compassionate, one-on-one nursing care in patients' homes in Oklahoma City. The role requires administering medications, wound and respiratory care, and conducting ongoing assessments according to individualized care plans.

You will document care activities in the EMR and collaborate closely with families and the care team to meet clinical goals, supporting patient safety and comfort in the home setting.

Qualifications

• Must hold a valid LPN license.
• Strong clinical judgment and monitoring abilities.
• Experience with medication administration, wound care, and respiratory care.
• Clear communication and empathetic, patient-first approach.
• Independent work ethic with team collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Deliver skilled nursing care for pediatric and adult patients.
• Conduct patient assessments and ongoing monitoring.
• Administer medications and provide wound and respiratory care.
• Follow individualized care plans to support safety and comfort.
• Document clinical notes and care activities in the EMR.
• Collaborate with families, supervisors, and the care team to meet clinical goals.

Skills

LPN license

Clinical judgment

Medication administration

Wound care

Patient communication

Job description

Private Duty LPN

providing compassionate one-on-one care in patients’ homes.

Key Duties

• Deliver skilled nursing care for pediatric and adult patients.
• Conduct patient assessments and ongoing monitoring.
• Administer medications and provide wound and respiratory care.
• Follow individualized care plans to support safety and comfort.
• Document clinical notes and care activities in the EMR.
• Collaborate with families, supervisors, and the care team to meet clinical goals.

Qualifications & Skills

• Valid LPN license.
• Strong clinical judgment and ability to monitor patient conditions.
• Experience and competence with medication administration, wound care, and respiratory care.
• Clear communication and empathetic, patient-first approach.
• Ability to work independently while partnering with the broader care team.