Billet Health·Dallas, Texas
Provide skilled nursing care to geriatric patients in their homes and assisted living communities. Monitor patient conditions and collaborate with the care team to implement individualized care plans.
Home Health | Hospice | Caregiving | Pharmacy | Transportation | Remote Patient Monitoring | Primary Care | Podiatry | Mobile Physician
At Billet Health, we believe exceptional care starts with exceptional clinicians. We are seeking compassionate, patient-focused Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVNs) to join our growing Home Health team throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
As an LVN, you'll provide skilled nursing care to geriatric patients in the comfort of their homes while collaborating closely with RN Case Managers and our Director of Nursing to deliver outstanding patient outcomes.
Why You'll Love Working With Us Flexible scheduling and self-managed caseloads Full-time and per diem opportunities available Coordinate visits directly with your patients Opportunity to continue caring for preferred patients Competitive compensation with travel included Joint Commission-certified organization Supportive leadership and collaborative team environment
Typical visits range from 45–60 minutes.
Provide skilled nursing care in patient homes and assisted living communities Monitor patient conditions and communicate changes to the care team Assist with implementing individualized care plans Educate patients and caregivers on disease management and treatments Deliver compassionate, patient-centered care
Active LVN license in Texas Valid driver's license and auto insurance Current CPR or BLS certification Current TB documentation: Skin test within the last year, or Chest X-ray within the last five years
Travel compensation is included within a 20-mile radius of your home, with additional compensation opportunities available outside your designated territory.
New graduates and experienced Home Health nurses are encouraged to apply.
Join Billet Health and make a meaningful difference—one patient, one visit, one home at a time.
Must hold an active Texas LVN license, a valid driver's license with auto insurance, and current CPR/BLS certification. Current TB documentation is also required.
Market context
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