Burlington UM Family Services·Burlington, West Virginia
The LPN provides supportive nursing services and medication monitoring within residential programs for children and adolescents. Key duties include reviewing medication records, training residential staff on health protocols, and coordinating medical appointments.
Candidates must hold a current, active West Virginia Licensed Practical Nurse license and a valid driver's license. CPR certification is required, and experience in behavioral health or pediatric residential treatment is preferred.
Market context
In West Virginia, nursing and personal care aide roles are typically in steady demand because long-term care, home health, and assisted living settings rely on consistent direct-care staffing. These positions are competitive when candidates already hold CPR/First Aid, can safely lift and transfer residents, and show readiness for hands-on resident support. On this platform, the requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review fit faster; if you plan to apply, confirm your aide training and certification details before submitting.