Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)

Alameda Care Center

North Hollywood, California

You'll lead and supervise the certified nursing assistants. Alameda Care Center is long-term care.

Posted Sep 21 · New grads welcomed

Shift and hours: 3pm-11pm shifts · 4/2 rotating schedule
Unit and setting: Skilled Nursing We are a skilled nursing facility looking for dynamic associatesskilled nursing residents
License: LVN license Active Licensed Vocational Nurse in Californiaactive LVN license in California
Term: Permanent Full-time on 4/2 rotating schedule!Full-time

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New grads: Welcomed Whether you are just starting your career or have years of experience we want to meet you!
License: active LVN license in California Active Licensed Vocational Nurse in California Check your license
Also asks: knowledge of long-term care patient needs Knowledge of long-term care patient needs
Also asks: ability to work in a fast-paced environment Demonstrated ability to deal with fast-paced environment

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What it pays

Pay reviews: pay varies by location, shift, knowledge, skills and experience Depending on a number of factors, including, but not limited to location, regularly scheduled work shift, knowledge, skills, experience, and expertise

The role and schedule

Charting: Point Click Care (PCC) Knowledge of Point Click Care (PCC)
Day to day: supervising certified nursing assistants Provide leadership and supervision to certified nursing assistants
Day to day: medication preparation and administration Prepare and administer medications as ordered by the physician
Day to day: admissions, transfers and discharges Admit, transfer, and discharge residents as required
Day to day: rounds with physicians Make rounds with physicians as requested/necessary
Day to day: orienting new residents and families Orient and welcome new residents and families
Hours stated: Shift Schedule: 3pm-11pm Full-time on 4/2 rotating schedule!

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We are seeking to hire Licensed Vocational Nurses to join our team! We are a skilled nursing facility looking for dynamic associates to join our clinical team and provide our residents with a best-in-class care experience. Whether you are just starting your career or have years of experience we want to meet you!

WE CARE ABOUT YOUR GROWTH! Grow as a leader and impact lives while getting paid excellent wages in a dynamic team environment.

Shift

Schedule

3pm-11pm Full-time on 4/2 rotating schedule!

Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Requirements

Active Licensed Vocational Nurse in California
Knowledge of long-term care patient needs
Demonstrated ability to deal with fast-paced environment

Primary Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) Responsibilities

Provide leadership and supervision to certified nursing assistants Oversee the care and wellbeing of residents Prepare and administer medications as ordered by the physician Complete charting and treatment plans/physician orders, etc. Admit, transfer, and discharge residents as required Make rounds with physicians as requested/necessary Orient and welcome new residents and families Knowledge of Point Click Care (PCC) Other duties as assigned

PAY SCALE: $30 - $35 / hour

Depending on a number of factors, including, but not limited to location, regularly scheduled work shift, knowledge, skills, experience, and expertise

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What's around it?

In North Hollywood, CA

North Hollywood, CA

Living costs about 11% above the US average

Life in North Hollywood, CA

NeighborhoodsResidential life in North Hollywood centers around distinct pockets defined by transit access and street layout. The vibrant NoHo Arts District hubs around Lankershim and Magnolia boulevards, featuring dense apartment living and walkable access to theaters and cafes. Across the 170 Freeway, North Hollywood West transitions into suburban grid streets lined with single-family houses and convenient retail at the NoHo West shopping center. Further east, Northeast North Hollywood offers quiet, low-key residential blocks with older homes, while the southern boundary bordering Toluca Lake and Studio City provides leafy, upscale corridors with quick access to Ventura Boulevard.

Residential life in North Hollywood centers around distinct pockets defined by transit access and street layout. The vibrant NoHo Arts District hubs around Lankershim and Magnolia boulevards, featuring dense apartment living and walkable access to theaters and cafes.

Across the 170 Freeway, North Hollywood West transitions into suburban grid streets lined with single-family houses and convenient retail at the NoHo West shopping center. Further east, Northeast North Hollywood offers quiet, low-key residential blocks with older homes, while the southern boundary bordering Toluca Lake and Studio City provides leafy, upscale corridors with quick access to Ventura Boulevard.

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Getting aroundNorth Hollywood functions as a primary transportation crossroad in the San Fernando Valley, centered on the North Hollywood station at Lankershim and Chandler boulevards. The Metro B Line subway provides a roughly 30-minute direct rail link through Universal City and Hollywood into Downtown Los Angeles, while the dedicated G Line bus rapid transit connects riders westward across the Valley. For drivers, the neighborhood sits adjacent to the 101, 134, and 170 freeways, allowing quick transit over the Cahuenga Pass into central Los Angeles, Burbank, and Glendale, though peak freeway hours bring heavy congestion and street parking in the arts core is tightly metered and competitive.

North Hollywood functions as a primary transportation crossroad in the San Fernando Valley, centered on the North Hollywood station at Lankershim and Chandler boulevards. The Metro B Line subway provides a roughly 30-minute direct rail link through Universal City and Hollywood into Downtown Los Angeles, while the dedicated G Line bus rapid transit connects riders westward across the Valley.

For drivers, the neighborhood sits adjacent to the 101, 134, and 170 freeways, allowing quick transit over the Cahuenga Pass into central Los Angeles, Burbank, and Glendale, though peak freeway hours bring heavy congestion and street parking in the arts core is tightly metered and competitive.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: trulia.com Source 2: mashcole.com Source 3: quora.com

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation within the neighborhood is anchored by North Hollywood Park along Chandler Boulevard, which features walking loop paths, mature shade trees, the Hollywood Skate Plaza, and the North Hollywood Recreation Center with illuminated sports fields, basketball courts, and an outdoor pool. For wider nature escapes and trail hiking, the 4,300-acre Griffith Park lies just southeast along the border of Glendale and the Hollywood Hills, offering expansive trail networks, equestrian facilities, and panoramic city vistas.

Outdoor recreation within the neighborhood is anchored by North Hollywood Park along Chandler Boulevard, which features walking loop paths, mature shade trees, the Hollywood Skate Plaza, and the North Hollywood Recreation Center with illuminated sports fields, basketball courts, and an outdoor pool. For wider nature escapes and trail hiking, the 4,300-acre Griffith Park lies just southeast along the border of Glendale and the Hollywood Hills, offering expansive trail networks, equestrian facilities, and panoramic city vistas.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: lahomes.com Source 2: trulia.com

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Living in North Hollywood

North Hollywood stands out as an energetic, arts-driven crossroads in the southeastern San Fernando Valley, making it a compelling base for healthcare professionals who value regional connectivity and creative vitality. At the district's heart is the NoHo Arts District, where the Metro B Line subway and G Line busway converge at Lankershim and Chandler, providing an alternative to notorious freeway traffic with direct transit to Hollywood and Downtown Los Angeles. Life here blends intimate cultural amenities—historic venues like the El Portal Theatre, acting studios, and bustling neighborhood cafes—with easy driving access via the 101, 134, and 170 freeways to healthcare centers across Burbank, Glendale, and central Los Angeles. Housing ranges from mid-rise apartments and vintage courtyard complexes near transit to traditional single-family bungalows in North Hollywood West and quieter northeast blocks. The key tradeoffs involve managing heavy peak-hour road congestion, scarce street parking in the arts hub, and noticeable differences between lively commercial corridors and residential pockets. For relocating nurses seeking an accessible, urban-suburban balance, North Hollywood offers exceptional mobility and community character.

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