Travel Licensed Practical Nurse Long-Term Care Job

• Embark on a meaningful journey as a Licensed Practical Nurse specializing in Long-Term Care in Mc Gregor, Iowa.
• This role is more than a job—it's an opportunity to build trust, advocate for residents, and elevate everyday well-being through compassionate, person-centered care.
• Beginning on 03/19/2026, you’ll join a focused travel assignment designed to deepen clinical skills, expand professional connections, and deliver consistent, dignified care to residents who rely on your expertise.
• Iowa’s inviting landscapes invite you to pause after shifts and savor the quiet beauty of the Mississippi River corridor, rolling farmland, and historic river towns.
• In Mc Gregor, you’ll discover a welcoming community, where friendly neighbors and a slower rhythm create space for both professional focus and personal balance.
• And when you’re ready to explore beyond, this program offers the chance to experience diverse locales across the U.S., enriching your perspective and sharpening your skills in a variety of long-term care settings.

Location Benefits

Working in Mc Gregor places you at the heart of a close-knit community that values empathy, continuity of care, and resident dignity. You’ll enjoy a manageable commute, affordable living, and a supportive clinical team that rewards collaboration and initiative. The area provides abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation, from scenic river views to nearby parks and trails that help you recharge after demanding shifts. For nurses drawn to variety, the program offers placements across multiple U.S. locations, enabling you to explore different care environments, expand your professional network, and gain exposure to diverse geriatric populations. Each assignment is designed to harness unique regional strengths—from rural quietude to small-town charm—while maintaining the consistency and structure you expect in a long-term care role. You’ll experience the alignment of high-quality patient care with a community that treats caregivers as essential partners.

Role Specifics and Benefits

Your responsibilities as a traveling LPN in Long-Term Care center on delivering dependable, respectful nursing support under the supervision of RNs and physicians. Core duties include medication administration per plan of care, monitoring vital signs and symptoms, documenting observations accurately, assisting with daily living activities, and supporting wound care, dressing changes, and basic IV considerations where scope allows. You’ll participate in care planning, contribute to assessments, and communicate changes promptly to the clinical team. The role emphasizes proactive geriatric care, fall prevention, delirium screening, pain management, and infection control practices. Growth opportunities abound—from advancing geriatric care competencies and wound-care techniques to pursuing specialty certifications and stepping into mentorship or leadership pathways as you gain experience. The package features competitive compensation, including a sign-on bonus and housing assistance to ease transition. You’ll have a guaranteed 40 hours per week, with a weekly pay range of $1,751 to $1,846, and assignments spanning multiple weeks with clear extension opportunities. A dedicated support team provides 24/7 assistance while you travel with the company, ensuring you’re never alone when navigating clinical questions, scheduling, or travel logistics. Expect comprehensive onboarding, robust safety protocols, and ongoing access to resources that help you deliver consistent, high-quality care in diverse long-term care environments. As you grow, the program rewards your commitment with the potential for contract extensions, increased responsibilities, and a supportive framework that prioritizes your professional development and well-being.