Otterbein SeniorLife·Batavia, Ohio
The LPN provides direct physical and psychological care to residents while collaborating with physicians and multi-disciplinary teams. They are responsible for coordinating, supervising, and evaluating resident care to ensure safety and quality.
NEW HIGHER WAGES We are looking for caring and compassionate Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join our team. The LPNs direct resident care; collaborates with physicians, residents and multi-disciplinary team members; provides physical and psychological support to residents, families and team members. At Otterbein, you’re more than an employee, you’re a Partner in Caring.
Together, we work side by side toward a shared goal: delivering person-centered care that respects every resident and the choices they make. Whether in our vibrant communities, our welcoming small house neighborhoods, Home Health, Hospice or Home Office, we provide the highest level of compassionate, quality care. Join our team of Partners who are talented, kind, wise, funny, spirited, generous, endearing, and truly one-of-a-kind.
Job
Types: Part Time 3rd shift and PRN Starting wage $28.00 based on experience
Provides direct care to residents. Coordinate, supervise and evaluate resident care. Assist with safety assurance for residents and nursing staff. Communicate with nursing and other departments and service providers. Exhibit positive professional image to residents, visitors, and facility staff. Perform related tasks as required. Other duties may be assigned.
Candidates must be a graduate of an approved nursing program and hold a valid Ohio LPN license and CPR certification. At least 6 months of direct care nursing practice is desired, with a preference for long-term care experience.
Market context
Licensed Practical Nurse roles in Ohio are commonly supported by ongoing demand in long-term care, where facilities often look for candidates with direct care experience and current CPR credentials. Competition can be stronger for openings that prefer long-term care background, so a valid Ohio LPN license, approved nursing program completion, and a clear record of hands-on patient care can help your application stand out. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license, CPR status, and any LTC experience before applying.
