Travel Licensed Practical Nurse Long-Term Care Job

• Embark on a meaningful journey as a Licensed Practical Nurse in Long-Term Care, with a multi‑week assignment in Hanover, New Hampshire, opening on 03/16/2026.
• In this role you’ll deliver patient‑centered care that honors dignity, promotes independence, and improves daily life for residents in need of skilled geriatric nursing.
• You’ll collaborate with a compassionate interdisciplinary team to administer medications, monitor conditions, support wound and hygiene care, and reinforce safety and comfort in familiar routines.
• Your expertise will guide residents through changing health needs, while you gain deeper proficiency in chronic disease management, palliative support, and restorative practices.
• This is more than a job—it’s an opportunity to shape long‑term care with empathy, precision, and professional integrity.
• Hanover blends small‑town warmth with a vibrant community spirit, offering the perfect setting to grow as a clinician who can truly make a difference every day.
• Separately, you can explore the natural and cultural beauty of New Hampshire—crystal‑clear lakes, rolling fall foliage that paints the landscape in brilliant hues, the rugged charm of the White Mountains, and a pace that invites outdoor adventures, scenic drives, and peaceful moments after shifts.

Location Benefits

Working in Hanover places you in a town known for its welcoming atmosphere, esteemed educational and medical resources, and easy access to surrounding communities. You’ll be part of a supportive environment that values open communication, continuing education, and professional development, with opportunities to rotate to other locations across New Hampshire or beyond within the same program. The state itself offers a diverse backdrop—from tranquil village streets to alpine vistas and coastal escapes within a short drive—allowing weekend explorations that recharge your energy for patient care. For those who enjoy travel, there is the added appeal of the chance to work in various sites across the U.S., broadening your clinical perspective, expanding your professional network, and enriching your nursing skill set through exposure to different elder care models, facility cultures, and patient populations.

Role Specifics and Benefits

As an LPN in Long‑Term Care, your core duties will include assessing residents’ conditions, administering prescribed medications, recording accurate care notes, and communicating changes to the supervising RN and family members. You’ll implement care plans, assist with activities of daily living, support mobility and fall prevention, manage wound care as needed, and participate in care conferences to align goals and expectations. The position emphasizes growth within geriatrics—developing expertise in chronic disease management, pain control, nutrition, palliative approaches, and restorative strategies that promote independence. You’ll benefit from a competitive compensation package, including a weekly pay range of $1,973 to $1,996, with guaranteed hours of 40 per week. A sign‑on bonus may be available where eligible, along with robust housing assistance to ease relocation and stay logistics. The role also offers extension opportunities, allowing you to build longer partnerships with facilities you thrive in and to deepen your impact over multiple assignments. Throughout your travels, you’ll receive comprehensive support from a dedicated team, including 24/7 assistance, troubleshooting, and on‑the‑ground resources to ensure you feel secure and supported wherever your assignment takes you. The combination of structured benefits and flexible scheduling helps you balance professional demands with personal well‑being as you grow your career.