Travel Licensed Practical Nurse Long-Term Care Job

• Step into a deeply meaningful role as a Licensed Practical Nurse specializing in Long-Term Care, where every resident’s comfort, safety, and dignity become your daily mission.
• This opportunity places you in Lowville, New York, a community known for its warmth, open spaces, and practical charm, where you will partner with a coordinated care team to deliver compassionate, hands-on nursing in a facility that values respect and skilled care.
• Beginning on 03/05/2026, you’ll join a dedicated team for a contract measured in weeks, with guaranteed hours and a competitive weekly pay range of $1,255 to $1,331.
• You’ll find purpose in every shift as you apply your clinical know-how to support residents through routine care, chronic condition management, and activities that promote independence and quality of life.
• This role offers not only steady staffing and meaningful assignments but also a path toward enhanced proficiency in long-term care nursing, with opportunities to expand your scope and influence within the facility and beyond.

Lowville sits amid the rolling landscapes of upstate New York, where tranquil neighborhoods, lush scenery, and proximity to the Adirondack region create a unique balance of serene living and practical access to outdoor recreation. Beyond Lowville, the program invites opportunities to work in various locations across New York and, when ready, other communities across the United States. You’ll experience the advantages of practicing in diverse settings—from intimate residential chemistries to larger long-term care campuses—while returning to a home base that values quiet neighborhoods, local culture, and a quality of life that supports the well-being of both residents and caregivers. You’ll have the chance to explore different counties, discover scenic trails, and enjoy the state’s seasonal beauty, all while building a broad professional network and a resilient, portable skill set that enhances your career trajectory.

• As an LPN in Long-Term Care, your day-to-day responsibilities center on comprehensive patient care, medication administration, monitoring and reporting changes in condition, wound care, and collaboration with RNs and multidisciplinary teams to implement care plans.
• You’ll assist with activities of daily living, support mobility and fall prevention, and document patient progress with precision and empathy.
• The role emphasizes professional growth within the long-term care specialty—developing expertise in chronic disease management, pain assessment, palliative care basics, rehab supports, and evidence-based practices that elevate residents’ comfort and safety.