LPN Full-Time - Nights

The Suites at Continuing Healthcare of Niles

Niles, Ohio

Posted Aug 14 · New grads welcomed

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Shift and hours: Nights
Unit and setting: Long Term Care
License: LPN licenseLPN license in good standing with the State of Ohio
Term: Permanent

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Shift: Third Shift

This is a great time to consider joining Continuing Healthcare Solutions as a LPN! Now offering the best opportunities in long term care for our LPN's. We care about our LPN's and think you will agree when you hear what we have to offer.

Continuing Healthcare Solutions is the "Employer of Choice" in our industry and we invite you to come join us where you will enjoy a great work environment as a Licensed Practical Nurse and be appreciated for your hard work and dedication to the residents we serve.

CHS is not just another long-term care company, we're an employee-owned company (ESOP!), meaning you are an owner and stakeholder in our collective growth and success. We believe in empowering our team, providing exceptional care to our residents, and being an industry leader throughout the communities we serve.

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Experience and Skills

Must have valid LPN license in good standing with the State of Ohio. Prefer previous experience of at least one year in a long term care facility, however will consider new graduates. Must be able to work as a team and have a knowledge of medication administration, treatments and overall processes in a long term care facility

Benefits

FREE Healthcare Insurance

Perfect Attendance Bonus – Paid Bi-Weekly

Daily Pay Available

Annual Retention Bonus

401K with Employer Match after 30 days of employment

Telemedicine

Pet Insurance

Cell Phone Discounts

Christmas Club Savings Account

Paid Holidays

Paid Time Off

PTO Donation Policy

Service Award Program/Employee Recognition Program

Tuition Reimbursement Program

New Wage Scale (Call for Details)

Employee - Owned Company - Come be a partner in our success!

Employee Stock Ownership Plan - You're not just an employee, you're an owner!

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In Niles, OH

Niles, OHFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 7% below the US average

Median rent: $798/mo
Household income: $50,953/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Niles, OH

NeighborhoodsNiles is naturally segmented by the Mahoning River and Mosquito Creek into distinct areas. The west side is predominantly residential, featuring quiet suburban streets with garden-style apartment communities and single-family rentals. The east side provides a blend of residential housing alongside local businesses, small storefronts, and dining spots, extending outward toward McKinley Heights where mid-century ranch-style homes and split-levels are common. In the center of town, older 19th-century properties cluster together, while newer subdivisions are positioned around Stevens Park. The north side functions as the commercial core, dominated by the sprawling Eastwood Mall complex and adjacent residential communities like Eastwood Arms off Route 46.

Niles is naturally segmented by the Mahoning River and Mosquito Creek into distinct areas. The west side is predominantly residential, featuring quiet suburban streets with garden-style apartment communities and single-family rentals.

The east side provides a blend of residential housing alongside local businesses, small storefronts, and dining spots, extending outward toward McKinley Heights where mid-century ranch-style homes and split-levels are common. In the center of town, older 19th-century properties cluster together, while newer subdivisions are positioned around Stevens Park.

The north side functions as the commercial core, dominated by the sprawling Eastwood Mall complex and adjacent residential communities like Eastwood Arms off Route 46.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: apartments.com Source 2: homes.com Source 3: eastwoodarms.com

Getting aroundNiles is strongly car-dependent, with public transit practically nonexistent for daily work shifts. Healthcare professionals commuting across Trumbull County and the greater Youngstown-Warren metro rely on State Route 422, Route 46, and regional arterials. Typical drive times to regional medical centers and downtown cores in Warren and Youngstown hover around 15 to 20 minutes with minimal traffic delays compared to larger urban metros. Average commutes for local residents sit at roughly 18 minutes, making regional facility access straightforward, provided you have a reliable vehicle.

Niles is strongly car-dependent, with public transit practically nonexistent for daily work shifts. Healthcare professionals commuting across Trumbull County and the greater Youngstown-Warren metro rely on State Route 422, Route 46, and regional arterials.

Typical drive times to regional medical centers and downtown cores in Warren and Youngstown hover around 15 to 20 minutes with minimal traffic delays compared to larger urban metros. Average commutes for local residents sit at roughly 18 minutes, making regional facility access straightforward, provided you have a reliable vehicle.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: areavibes.com Source 2: apartments.com Source 3: livability.com Source 4: niche.com

OutdoorsOutdoor leisure in Niles is shaped by water corridors and local community parks. The confluence of the Mahoning River and Mosquito Creek offers serene settings for local fishing, kayaking, and waterside walks, while the scenic Meander Creek Reservoir sits just southwest near Mineral Ridge. Waddell Park serves as a centerpiece for community athletics with baseball diamonds and open green space, and Stevens Park offers quiet neighborhood recreation and newer surrounding walking routes.

Outdoor leisure in Niles is shaped by water corridors and local community parks. The confluence of the Mahoning River and Mosquito Creek offers serene settings for local fishing, kayaking, and waterside walks, while the scenic Meander Creek Reservoir sits just southwest near Mineral Ridge.

Waddell Park serves as a centerpiece for community athletics with baseball diamonds and open green space, and Stevens Park offers quiet neighborhood recreation and newer surrounding walking routes.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: apartments.com Source 2: homes.com

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Positioned where the Mahoning River meets Mosquito Creek in Trumbull County, Niles offers healthcare professionals an unassuming, practical base in northeastern Ohio's Mahoning Valley. Best known historically as the birthplace of President William McKinley—honored at the McKinley Memorial Library and museum—Niles has evolved from its iron-and-steel industrial roots into a functional suburban retail core. The city is anchored on the north end by the Eastwood Mall complex and Eastwood Field, home to Mahoning Valley Scrappers baseball games and summer community events.

For relocating nurses, living here means straightforward highway access. State Route 422 connects clinicians to regional hospitals in Warren and Youngstown within 15 to 20 minutes, bypassing the gridlock common in larger metros. Residential pockets range from historic homes near the center to mid-century ranches in McKinley Heights, newer builds near Stevens Park, and garden-style apartments along the west side and Route 46 corridor. While winter snows demand reliable transit and older commercial strips show occasional wear, Niles delivers calm neighborhoods, affordable city-run utilities, and quick proximity to outdoor spots like Meander Creek Reservoir, making it an easy place to settle without lifestyle inflation.

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Niles, OHFrom Census ACS 2024.