BROWARD CHILDRENS CENTER INC·Pompano Beach, Florida
The LPN is responsible for providing comprehensive medical and physical care to medically fragile residents, including medication administration and specialized respiratory treatments. They must also maintain accurate patient charts and ensure the cleanliness and order of the residential environment.
Candidates must hold a valid Florida LPN license, a Florida driver's license, and current certifications in CPR, First Aid, and HIV training. One year of technical education and three to six months of related experience are required, with a preference for pediatric or ventilator experience.
Market context
Florida continues to show steady demand for LPNs in settings serving older adults and people with disabilities, especially where continuity of care matters. These roles are competitive because employers often want a current Florida LPN license, accredited training, and direct experience with aging or Alzheimer’s care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your experience matches the population served before applying.