You'll be a home health LPN who charts each patient's condition at every visit.
Posted Sep 6 · “Proven experience as a licensed practical nurse, preferably in home health” from the posting
Pay
Not posted
Shift and hours
Full Time & Part Time
Unit and setting
Home Health Our home health care agency is expanding and searching for a dedicated and compassionate Home Health LPN.home health patients
License
LPN license Valid LPN license and in good standingvalid LPN license in good standing
Term
Permanent
Do you qualify?
License
valid LPN license in good standingValid LPN license and in good standing
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proven LPN experience
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nursing care methods and procedures knowledgeExcellent knowledge of nursing care methods and procedures
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health, safety and sanitation procedures knowledge, and following themIn-depth knowledge of health and safety guidelines and procedures (sanitation, decontamination etc.) and willingness to always follow them
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team player with excellent communication and interpersonal skillsA team player with excellent communication and interpersonal skills
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responsible and compassionateResponsible and compassionate
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outstanding organizational and multi-tasking skillsOutstanding organizational and multi-tasking skills
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excellent patient problem-solving skillsPatient with excellent problem-solving skills.
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Level 2 background screening before hireThis role requires a Level 2 background screening in compliance with Florida AHCA regulations prior to employment.
Preferred
Experience
home health experienceProven experience as a licensed practical nurse, preferably in home health
wound dressing and healing checksDress or redress wounds and monitor the healing progress.
Day to day
patient and family teachingProvide education to patients and families on proper home health care procedures and strategies.
Day to day
coordinating with physicians, PTs and OTsCoordinate with Physicians, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists and other individuals in the patient’s care plan.
Day to day
recommending tools and devices for patientsRecommend tools or devices that may improve the quality of life for the patient.
Our home health care agency is expanding and searching for a dedicated and compassionate Home Health LPN. We hire the most compassionate and thoughtful talent in the field. Come join an amazing agency that values their employees.
Responsibilities
Chart observations of the patient’s condition at each visit.
Administer Physician-prescribed medication.
Dress or redress wounds and monitor the healing progress.
Provide education to patients and families on proper home health care procedures and strategies.
Coordinate with Physicians, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists and other individuals in the patient’s care plan.
Recommend tools or devices that may improve the quality of life for the patient.
Qualifications
Valid LPN license and in good standing
Proven experience as a licensed practical nurse, preferably in home health
Excellent knowledge of nursing care methods and procedures
In-depth knowledge of health and safety guidelines and procedures (sanitation, decontamination etc.) and willingness to always follow them
A team player with excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Responsible and compassionate
Outstanding organizational and multi-tasking skills
Patient with excellent problem-solving skills.
Benefits
Flexible schedule
Mileage Reimbursement
Additional Benefits for FT Staff
This role requires a Level 2 background screening in compliance with Florida AHCA regulations prior to employment. https://info.flclearinghouse.com
Neighborhoods+Port Charlotte is a large unincorporated sprawl in Charlotte County, not a city of branded walkable districts, so choosing a pocket is more about water versus inland and flood zone than a neighborhood name. Streets near the Peace River and Charlotte Harbor buy harbor access and a short hop over the bridge into Punta Gorda; farther inland, non-deed-restricted single-family streets are the budget tier where move-in-ready houses under $300K still show up. Flood risk is significant in many areas, so elevation and insurance are part of the neighborhood decision. Movers who want a more finished streetscape are often steered to Punta Gorda, North Port, or, if the budget stretches, Venice and Sarasota.
Port Charlotte is a large unincorporated sprawl in Charlotte County, not a city of branded walkable districts, so choosing a pocket is more about water versus inland and flood zone than a neighborhood name. Streets near the Peace River and Charlotte Harbor buy harbor access and a short hop over the bridge into Punta Gorda; farther inland, non-deed-restricted single-family streets are the budget tier where move-in-ready houses under $300K still show up.
Flood risk is significant in many areas, so elevation and insurance are part of the neighborhood decision. Movers who want a more finished streetscape are often steered to Punta Gorda, North Port, or, if the budget stretches, Venice and Sarasota.
Getting around+The typical Port Charlotte commute is about 21.52 minutes and almost entirely by car; walkability is limited and these sources name no transit lines. The two spines are US-41 (Tamiami Trail) and Interstate 75, with the I-75/Kings Highway interchange a local landmark. Punta Gorda is about 10 minutes across the Peace River Bridge, Englewood about 25 minutes, and Venice and Fort Myers each about 35 minutes—relevant if a nursing job sits in a neighboring market rather than in town. Hospital-campus parking and shift-change traffic are not described.
The typical Port Charlotte commute is about 21.52 minutes and almost entirely by car; walkability is limited and these sources name no transit lines. The two spines are US-41 (Tamiami Trail) and Interstate 75, with the I-75/Kings Highway interchange a local landmark.
Punta Gorda is about 10 minutes across the Peace River Bridge, Englewood about 25 minutes, and Venice and Fort Myers each about 35 minutes—relevant if a nursing job sits in a neighboring market rather than in town. Hospital-campus parking and shift-change traffic are not described.
Outdoors+Daily life orients around Charlotte Harbor, one of Florida's largest estuaries, plus the Peace and Myakka rivers and 165 miles of man-made waterways, many with harbor access and community boat ramps. In town, Port Charlotte Beach Park is the named waterfront park; kayakers use mangrove tunnels at Bill Coy Preserve, and boaters run Boca Grande Pass for tarpon and the Gulf. Gulf sand is a short drive: Englewood Beach (about 25 minutes), Boca Grande on Gasparilla Island, Venice Beach (about 35 minutes), a ferry to Palm Island, and time on Don Pedro Island. Golf is baked in—Port Charlotte holds seven of Charlotte County's 21 courses—and fishing, swimming, and year-round outdoor rec are the default weekend.
Daily life orients around Charlotte Harbor, one of Florida's largest estuaries, plus the Peace and Myakka rivers and 165 miles of man-made waterways, many with harbor access and community boat ramps. In town, Port Charlotte Beach Park is the named waterfront park; kayakers use mangrove tunnels at Bill Coy Preserve, and boaters run Boca Grande Pass for tarpon and the Gulf.
Gulf sand is a short drive: Englewood Beach (about 25 minutes), Boca Grande on Gasparilla Island, Venice Beach (about 35 minutes), a ferry to Palm Island, and time on Don Pedro Island. Golf is baked in—Port Charlotte holds seven of Charlotte County's 21 courses—and fishing, swimming, and year-round outdoor rec are the default weekend.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Port Charlotte
Port Charlotte is the unincorporated, no-downtown Gulf Coast alternative: Charlotte Harbor and 165 miles of canals, Rays spring training at Charlotte Sports Park, and median home prices in the high-$200Ks to low-$300Ks—roughly 30–40% below Sarasota—with no Florida state income tax. Nurses on an $80k–$150k move will find single-family homes under $300K, many non-deed-restricted, and a roughly 21-minute car commute along US-41 or I-75; Punta Gorda is 10 minutes over the Peace River Bridge, Fort Myers and Venice about 35. The tradeoffs are real: limited walkability, no polished dining district (The Twisted Fork, TT's Tiki, Blue Iguana Bikini Sports Bar, and Downtown Kava are the named spots; historic downtown Punta Gorda is the night out), flood risk and insurance on older homes, and a median age of 51.5 that reads more retiree than young professional. Daily life is water—Port Charlotte Beach Park, Boca Grande tarpon, Englewood Beach, mangrove kayaking at Bill Coy Preserve—not nightlife. Budget for a car and for flood insurance on older homes, which can erase the cheap-looking list price.
