The Licensed Practical Nurse works under direct supervision using the state-specific Nurse Practice Act, Practice Guidelines and nursing judgment.
Posted Sep 12
Shift and hours
11pm to 7am shift RN or LPN Part time on 11pm to 7am shift
Unit and setting
Long Term Care Ideal candidate must be a caring individual dedicated to providing high quality care to residents in our care
License
RN or LPN license • Must possess a current, unencumbered license to practice as an LPN in Illinoiscurrent, unencumbered license to practice as an LPN in Illinois
Term
Permanent RN or LPN Part time on 11pm to 7am shiftPart time
Do you qualify?
New grads
Welcomed
License
current, unencumbered license to practice as an LPN in Illinois• Must possess a current, unencumbered license to practice as an LPN in IllinoisCheck your license
Certification
current CPR certificationCurrent CPR certification
Also asks
caring individual dedicated to providing high quality care to residents in our care• Ideal candidate must be a caring individual dedicated to providing high quality care to residents in our care
Also asks
able to react to emergency situations appropriately when required• Able to react to emergency situations appropriately when required
Also asks
able to relate information concerning a resident’s condition• Must be able to relate information concerning a resident’s condition
What it pays
Against similar roles
In range for Illinois staff rolesIllinois staff postings that state pay run $30/hr to $55/hr, the middle half $37/hr to $48/hr, across 2,223 postings.
The role and schedule
Patients
Ideal candidate must be a caring individual dedicated to providing high quality care to residents in our careIdeal candidate must be a caring individual dedicated to providing high quality care to residents in our care
Charge
Charge shifts are part of the role
Day to day
delivering nursing care to patients• delivering nursing care to patients
Neighborhoods+Lincolnshire is predominantly composed of quiet residential enclaves like Lincolnshire Village, defined by heavily wooded streets and expansive single-family properties. Renters and professionals seeking multi-family housing find garden-style apartment communities and contemporary multi-story buildings clustered along the Milwaukee Avenue corridor. Those looking for greater commercial density and varied housing often look just across municipal borders to neighboring Vernon Hills or Buffalo Grove, while urban-minded commuters sometimes choose Chicago neighborhoods like Lincoln Square and reverse commute via rail.
Lincolnshire is predominantly composed of quiet residential enclaves like Lincolnshire Village, defined by heavily wooded streets and expansive single-family properties. Renters and professionals seeking multi-family housing find garden-style apartment communities and contemporary multi-story buildings clustered along the Milwaukee Avenue corridor.
Those looking for greater commercial density and varied housing often look just across municipal borders to neighboring Vernon Hills or Buffalo Grove, while urban-minded commuters sometimes choose Chicago neighborhoods like Lincoln Square and reverse commute via rail.
Getting around+Lincolnshire is an exceptionally car-dependent village situated along the Interstate 94 corridor and Milwaukee Avenue, roughly 30 miles northwest of downtown Chicago. Commuters navigating the region rely almost entirely on driving, though local passenger rail connection is available via the regional Metra line for trips across Cook and Lake counties. Shift workers commuting into major regional medical centers must plan for variable highway congestion along I-94 during traditional morning and evening rush hours.
Lincolnshire is an exceptionally car-dependent village situated along the Interstate 94 corridor and Milwaukee Avenue, roughly 30 miles northwest of downtown Chicago. Commuters navigating the region rely almost entirely on driving, though local passenger rail connection is available via the regional Metra line for trips across Cook and Lake counties.
Shift workers commuting into major regional medical centers must plan for variable highway congestion along I-94 during traditional morning and evening rush hours.
Outdoors+Nature preservation is central to Lincolnshire, with the Des Plaines River running directly through town and strict ordinances protecting old-growth tree canopies. The village owns extensive protected nature preserves, including the 15-acre Rivershire Park and Nature Center featuring walking trails, picnic areas, and a butterfly garden. Just outside the village core, Edward L. Ryerson Conservation Area offers miles of hiking and biking trails, while golfers have access to the Crane's Landing championship course—an Audubon-certified bird sanctuary—and the Deerfield Golf Club.
Nature preservation is central to Lincolnshire, with the Des Plaines River running directly through town and strict ordinances protecting old-growth tree canopies. The village owns extensive protected nature preserves, including the 15-acre Rivershire Park and Nature Center featuring walking trails, picnic areas, and a butterfly garden.
Just outside the village core, Edward L. Ryerson Conservation Area offers miles of hiking and biking trails, while golfers have access to the Crane's Landing championship course—an Audubon-certified bird sanctuary—and the Deerfield Golf Club.
Lincolnshire provides relocating healthcare professionals with a quiet, densely forested retreat along the Des Plaines River roughly 30 miles northwest of Chicago. Strongly shaped by tree preservation ordinances, the village is defined by shady residential streets, expansive single-family yards, and top-tier public schools like Daniel Wright Junior High and Half Day School. While primarily a tranquil residential community, it hosts major employers like Zebra Technologies and a concentrated retail district along Milwaukee Avenue, anchored by institutions like Walker Bros Pancake House and Half Day Brewing Company. Cultural life is surprisingly robust for a town of its size, highlighted by Broadway productions at the Marriott Theatre and outdoor leisure at Edward L. Ryerson Conservation Area and Rivershire Park. However, nurses considering the village must weigh notable tradeoffs: the housing market offers limited rental stock compared to large suburban homes, daily errands require personal vehicles given low walkability scores, and shift commutes along the I-94 corridor can be heavily impacted by regional Chicagoland traffic. For clinicians seeking safety, scenic nature, and restful surroundings after long shifts, Lincolnshire delivers an idyllic suburban sanctuary.
