In-Home Skilled Private Duty Nursing-LPN or RN

Charity Care Home Health

Suffolk, Virginia

Posted Aug 31

Shift and hours: Days5 shifts a week
Unit and setting: Wound-Care · Home Health
License: LPN license LPN or RN license in the state of Virginia, current CPR certification, experience with G‑Tube care preferred.
Term: Per Diem

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License: Transportation: Reliable transportation, a valid Virginia driver’s license, and car insurance. Check your license
Education: **** Current LPN or RN license in Virginia, with graduation from an accredited nursing program******
Experience: At least 2 years of experience in home health care, skilled care, or a related field.
Also asks: Compensation $26-46 per hour.
Also asks: Clinical
Also asks: Familiarity with home health equipment and patient care documentation.
Also asks: Empathy and Adaptability: A compassionate approach to patient care and the ability to adapt to individual needs

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License: LPN or RN license in the state of Virginia, current CPR certification, experience with G‑Tube care preferred. Check your license
Experience: Previous experience with adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities is a plus!

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Position: Licensed Practical Nurse Join Our Mission: Delivering Exceptional and Professional Nursing Care

At Charity Care Home Health, we specialize in providing personalized care that helps patients thrive. We are seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registere Nurses (RN) with a strong back-ground in public health, home health care, or hospital settings. This role is essential in delivering one-on-one, patient-focused care while maintaining the highest standards of nursing practice.

Job Description: Focused Nursing for Our Patients

Charity Care Group seeks a committed and skilled Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) and Registered Nurse (RN) to deliver skilled nursing services in a day services environment or home enviroment, ensuring adherence to the highest standards of care. This role demands a balance of clinical expertise and compassionate patient interaction, complying with agency standards and regulations.

Responsibilities

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registered Nurse (RN) needed for skilled nursing support for a Intellectual and Developmentally Disabled Persons attending Day Support programs. Monitoring needed during Day Support hours. Manage G‑Tube care, including medication administration and feedings per care plan. Monitor, document, and report any changes in condition to the supervising nurse/agency. Collaborate with Day Support staff and family to ensure safety and quality of care.

As a LPN or RN, you will oversee the delivery of skilled nursing care and coordinate with healthcare teams to ensure adherence to our rigorous standards. You will play a key role in implementing and supervising patient care plans while driving quality improvement initiatives.

Schedule is Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Status: PRN, approximately 3–5 days per week.

Weekends PRN

Skilled Nursing Care: Provide services such as medication management, wound care, and respiratory support in day services environment.

Patient

Education

Educate patients and their families on care plans and health management.

Documentation and Compliance: Maintain accurate records and adhere to all regulatory standards.

Collaborative Care: Work closely with RNs, medical staff, and families to ensure seamless care delivery.

Candidate Profile: Dedicated and Compassionate Professional

Qualifications

LPN or RN license in the state of Virginia, current CPR certification, experience with G‑Tube care preferred. Previous experience with adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities is a plus! Compensation $26-46 per hour.

Current LPN or RN license in Virginia, with graduation from an accredited nursing program

Experience

At least 2 years of experience in home health care, skilled care, or a related field.

Transportation: Reliable transportation, a valid Virginia driver’s license, and car insurance.

Clinical

Skills

Familiarity with home health equipment and patient care documentation.

Empathy and Adaptability: A compassionate approach to patient care and the ability to adapt to individual needs

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In Suffolk, VA

Suffolk, VAFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about the same as the US average

Median rent: $1,563/mo
Household income: $92,666/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Suffolk, VA

NeighborhoodsSuffolk offers a clear divide between its fast-growing northern sector and historic or rural enclaves. In North Suffolk, master-planned developments like Harbour View and The Riverfront provide golf-course views, extensive community amenities, and nearby commercial retail, while waterfront communities like Eclipse sit along the water. Central and northern neighborhoods such as Riverwood, Bennetts Creek, and Burnetts Mill feature newer single-family subdivisions and suburban layouts popular with regional commuters. In contrast, Historic Downtown Suffolk provides walkable blocks with historic architecture and local restaurants, while Hillpoint Farms offers golf-adjacent suburban living, and South Suffolk contains quiet acreage and rural properties.

Suffolk offers a clear divide between its fast-growing northern sector and historic or rural enclaves. In North Suffolk, master-planned developments like Harbour View and The Riverfront provide golf-course views, extensive community amenities, and nearby commercial retail, while waterfront communities like Eclipse sit along the water.

Central and northern neighborhoods such as Riverwood, Bennetts Creek, and Burnetts Mill feature newer single-family subdivisions and suburban layouts popular with regional commuters. In contrast, Historic Downtown Suffolk provides walkable blocks with historic architecture and local restaurants, while Hillpoint Farms offers golf-adjacent suburban living, and South Suffolk contains quiet acreage and rural properties.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: youtube.com Source 2: reddit.com Source 3: abhomesva.com

Getting aroundSuffolk is highly car-dependent, with public transit essentially limited to small pockets around Downtown and used by only about one percent of residents. Driving routes revolve around major arteries including US-58, US-17, and Interstate 664. Living in North Suffolk provides the most manageable commute toward Peninsula employers like Newport News Shipbuilding or medical facilities in Portsmouth and Norfolk, with typical highway drives running thirty to forty-five minutes depending on bridge and tunnel traffic. Shift workers face noticeable evening slowdowns returning into Suffolk, making access to I-664 or Route 17 a key factor when selecting a neighborhood.

Suffolk is highly car-dependent, with public transit essentially limited to small pockets around Downtown and used by only about one percent of residents. Driving routes revolve around major arteries including US-58, US-17, and Interstate 664. Living in North Suffolk provides the most manageable commute toward Peninsula employers like Newport News Shipbuilding or medical facilities in Portsmouth and Norfolk, with typical highway drives running thirty to forty-five minutes depending on bridge and tunnel traffic.

Shift workers face noticeable evening slowdowns returning into Suffolk, making access to I-664 or Route 17 a key factor when selecting a neighborhood.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: facebook.com Source 2: abhomesva.com Source 3: realestate.usnews.com

OutdoorsSuffolk covers extensive parkland and waterways, anchored by the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, which offers miles of forested trails, canal paths, and wildlife viewing tied to the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. Bennett’s Creek Park provides open fields, a playground, and public boat ramps for motorboats and kayaks, while Lone Star Lakes Park features multiple lakes dedicated to freshwater fishing. Residents also access outdoor recreation at Sleepy Hole Park, Blackwater Park, and six local golf courses scattered across the city.

Suffolk covers extensive parkland and waterways, anchored by the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, which offers miles of forested trails, canal paths, and wildlife viewing tied to the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. Bennett’s Creek Park provides open fields, a playground, and public boat ramps for motorboats and kayaks, while Lone Star Lakes Park features multiple lakes dedicated to freshwater fishing.

Residents also access outdoor recreation at Sleepy Hole Park, Blackwater Park, and six local golf courses scattered across the city.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: abhomesva.com Source 2: facebook.com Source 3: virginia.org

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Living in Suffolk

Suffolk stands apart as the largest city by land area in Virginia, offering healthcare professionals a distinct blend of rural tranquility, historic small-town charm, and rapidly expanding master-planned suburbs. For hospital nurses, neighborhood location dictates your daily routine. Choosing North Suffolk communities like Harbour View, Riverwood, or Bennetts Creek keeps you positioned near Interstate 664, Route 17, and Route 58, providing thirty- to forty-five-minute highway commutes to regional facilities in Newport News, Portsmouth, and Norfolk. In contrast, South Suffolk trades commute proximity for expansive acreage and serene green space roughly fifteen minutes from Downtown. When off shift, life revolves around natural escapes and local flavor: hike the wildlife trails of the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, launch a kayak at Bennett’s Creek Park, or head to Main Street for dinner at Harper’s Table followed by craft beer at Nansemond Brewing Station. The essential tradeoff is car dependence; public transit is virtually non-existent outside Downtown, and crossing regional bridges during evening rush hour demands patience. For nurses seeking larger yards and a slower pace outside the urban core, Suffolk offers a balanced, grounded home base.

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