Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Part Time, 7AM-3:30PM in Assisted Living

Park Place of Elmhurst

Elmhurst, Illinois

Posted Aug 11

Shift and hours: Days
Unit and setting: Rehab · Long Term Care
License: LPN licenseMust be a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in the state of Illinois.
Term: Permanent

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License: Must be a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in the state of Illinois. Check your license
Experience: Minimum 1 year of experience in Medical and Surgical setting.
Also asks: Pass a physical, drug screen, 50-pound lift test, fingerprint for criminal background and complete the reference check.
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Experience: Previous experience in long-term care is a plus but not required.

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Park Place of Elmhurst is a 5-star Assisted Living Community located in Elmhurst, IL. Here at Park Place of Elmhurst, we offer a continuum of care with the security of lifecare. Our residents also have access to assisted living, short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing, and memory support right on campus. We are seeking a hardworking professional Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Part Time, 7AM-3:30PM. Park Place of Elmhurst is a member of the Providence Life Services family where we are committed to enhancing the lives of those we serve!

Benefits

https://www.providencelifeservices.com/application/files/9517/3342/6965/PLS_HR_Benefits_Flyer_IL_IN.pdf

Key Responsibilities

Park Place of Elmhurst is seeking LPN’s to provide resident and nursing care according to physician’s orders and in conformance with recognized nursing techniques and procedures, established standards, and administrative policies. Maintaining accurate and complete records of nursing observations and care. Performs all functions in compliance with CDC, OSHA, JCAHO, State and Federal Regulatory bodies. Communicates and interprets the goals of care to the resident and family/caregiver.

Responsible to provide direct nursing care to the clients and manage the day-to-day activities performed by the Certified Nursing Assistants working as a team. Administers medications and treatments according to physician orders. Provides education and guidance to clients and their families on disease process and management. Ensure adequate medical supplies are available to meet the medical needs of the patients. Receive and review nursing report at the beginning of the shift and compile nursing report at the end of the shift. Monitor vital signs in accordance with the resident’s treatment plan.

Requirements

Must be a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in the state of Illinois. Minimum 1 year of experience in Medical and Surgical setting. Previous experience in long-term care is a plus but not required. Pass a physical, drug screen, 50-pound lift test, fingerprint for criminal background and complete the reference check.

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What's around it?

In Elmhurst, IL

Elmhurst, ILFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about the same as the US average

Median rent: $1,975/mo
Household income: $149,644/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Elmhurst, IL

NeighborhoodsDowntown Elmhurst attracts renters and professionals seeking walkability to the Metra and apartment complexes like Elmhurst 255 and The Marke. Residential pockets include College View and Hawthorne on the north side near Elmhurst University, known for tree-lined streets with brick ranches and two-story colonials. South Elmhurst offers a blend of single-family homes and condos near Eldridge Park and the Spring Road district, while Brynhaven, Cherry Farm, and Crescent Park provide quiet streets with generous lots.

Downtown Elmhurst attracts renters and professionals seeking walkability to the Metra and apartment complexes like Elmhurst 255 and The Marke. Residential pockets include College View and Hawthorne on the north side near Elmhurst University, known for tree-lined streets with brick ranches and two-story colonials.

South Elmhurst offers a blend of single-family homes and condos near Eldridge Park and the Spring Road district, while Brynhaven, Cherry Farm, and Crescent Park provide quiet streets with generous lots.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: lifetimemovers.us Source 2: flyguymoving.com Source 3: facebook.com Source 4: facebook.com

Getting aroundMetra's Union Pacific West (UP-W) line serves downtown Elmhurst, offering an estimated 30-minute train ride into downtown Chicago. Highway drivers rely on the I-290 Eisenhower Expressway, I-88, and the I-294 Tri-State Tollway for regional hospital or suburban commutes, with O'Hare International Airport roughly a 15- to 20-minute drive away. Most healthcare staff working locally face negligible drives, though rush-hour congestion on regional expressways requires planning for those traveling toward the city.

Metra's Union Pacific West (UP-W) line serves downtown Elmhurst, offering an estimated 30-minute train ride into downtown Chicago. Highway drivers rely on the I-290 Eisenhower Expressway, I-88, and the I-294 Tri-State Tollway for regional hospital or suburban commutes, with O'Hare International Airport roughly a 15- to 20-minute drive away.

Most healthcare staff working locally face negligible drives, though rush-hour congestion on regional expressways requires planning for those traveling toward the city.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: ginnyleamy.com Source 2: theschillerteam.com Source 3: reddit.com

OutdoorsThe Elmhurst Park District manages extensive green space, headlined by Wilder Park with its manicured grounds, walking paths, and the Wilder Park Conservatory. The crushed-limestone Illinois Prairie Path traverses the city, linking runners, walkers, and cyclists to neighboring western suburbs alongside the scenic Salt Creek corridor. Berens Park offers the Hub splash pad, batting cages, and mini-golf, while Eldridge Park in south Elmhurst provides sports fields, tennis courts, and fishing ponds.

The Elmhurst Park District manages extensive green space, headlined by Wilder Park with its manicured grounds, walking paths, and the Wilder Park Conservatory. The crushed-limestone Illinois Prairie Path traverses the city, linking runners, walkers, and cyclists to neighboring western suburbs alongside the scenic Salt Creek corridor.

Berens Park offers the Hub splash pad, batting cages, and mini-golf, while Eldridge Park in south Elmhurst provides sports fields, tennis courts, and fishing ponds.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: chicagospropertyshop.com Source 2: theschillerteam.com Source 3: flyguymoving.com

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Living in Elmhurst

Located 16 miles west of downtown Chicago in DuPage County, Elmhurst balances urban accessibility with traditional suburban stability. For healthcare professionals, the community provides a calm home base with minimal internal commute times, while the Metra UP-W rail line and proximity to I-290, I-88, and I-294 make regional connectivity straightforward. Daily life orbits around a vibrant downtown centered on York Street, where local institutions like Elmhurst Brewing Company and 100 South Chop House stand steps from the train station. Outdoor enthusiasts benefit from green corridors like the Illinois Prairie Path and Wilder Park, home to the Elmhurst Art Museum and public library. Housing spans convenient downtown apartments to leafy residential enclaves like College View, Crescent Park, and Brynhaven. While newcomers must navigate four true seasons, elevated Illinois property taxes, and a dining scene that slows down late at night, Elmhurst delivers exceptional public schools in District 205, safe neighborhoods, and a cohesive civic core.

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