Home Health Private Duty (LPN / LVN)

Phoenix Home Care and Hospice

Florissant, Missouri

Your unit is Private Duty.

Eligibility: Sign-on bonus

Posted Sep 24

License: RN or LPN or LVN license
Term: Permanent

What it pays

Against similar roles: Below most Missouri staff postingsMissouri staff postings that state pay run $28/hr to $55/hr, the middle half $33/hr to $47/hr, across 421 postings.
Sign-on bonus: $3,000

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Preceptors and orientation

Specialized hands-on training provided so new grads and others feel prepared for patient-specific needs; pediatric experience preferred but not required

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Full-Time, Part-Time, or PRN; flexible scheduling; one posting notes Mon-Fri overnights and 2 weekends a month

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Phoenix Home Care & Hospice is seeking a LPN / LVN Home Health Private Duty for a job in Florissant, Missouri.

Job Description & Requirements

Specialty: Private Duty

Discipline: LPN / LVN

Duration: Ongoing

Employment Type: Staff

Come Experience Nursing the Way It Was Meant to Be!

As the leaves begin to change and a new season brings a fresh sense of possibility, it may be the perfect time for a New Beginning in your nursing career.

At Phoenix Home Care & Hospice, we know that nurses spend so much of their lives caring for others. Between caring for your family, balancing life's responsibilities, and dedicating yourself to your patients, you deserve a career that cares for you, too. That's why we offer flexible scheduling and a supportive team that allows you to do what you love while finding balance in your own life.

Why You'll Love Being Part of Phoenix

Care for one patient at a time with the attention and compassion they deserve—no facility chaos or overloaded assignments.
Enjoy consistent schedules with long-term cases that allow you to build lasting relationships.
Work close to home and become a trusted part of your patients' and families' lives.
Experience the joy of making a meaningful difference during life's most important moments.

Pay & Perks

Competitive pay based on experience
Weekly pay
Full-Time and Part-Time opportunities available
Paid training and ongoing clinical support
Mileage reimbursement (where applicable)

Earn More with Premium Pay

Weekday Overnights: +$2/hour
Weekend Days: +$3/hour
Weekend Overnights: +$4/hour

Benefits

Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage
401(k) options
Paid Time Off
Life and Disability insurance options
Employee recognition programs

What You'll Do

Provide compassionate, one-on-one nursing care in the comfort of your patients' homes.
Administer and manage medications.
Monitor and document patient conditions.
Perform treatments as ordered by the physician.
Educate, encourage, and support family members.
Work alongside the Phoenix clinical team to provide exceptional care.

What You'll Need

Active Missouri RN or LPN license (or Compact license)
Strong assessment and communication skills
A compassionate heart, dependable character, and self-motivated spirit
Valid driver's license and reliable transportation

At Phoenix Home Care & Hospice, we're more than a workplace—we're a family united by compassion, integrity, and the belief that every patient deserves exceptional care. We create New Beginnings for both our patients and our nurses by supporting one another every step of the way.

As the seasons change, maybe it's time for a change that brings you more balance, meaningful connections, and a career where you feel truly valued.

If you're looking for a career where you'll feel valued, supported, and inspired every day, we'd love to welcome you to the Phoenix family.

Apply today and discover the difference one patient, one family, and one meaningful connection can make.

Want to see what life at Phoenix is all about? Watch our team video:

Phoenix Home Care & amp; Hospice Job ID #E193E03C75. Posted job title: LPN/RN Private Duty Premium Overnights $3000 Sign On Bonus

About Phoenix Home Care & Hospice

The Phoenix Difference

When the need for home healthcare arises, the choices can feel overwhelming. Many agencies appear similar on the surface—offering comparable services and promises. But at Phoenix Home Care & Hospice, what sets us apart runs deeper than what you see.

Beneath the surface, you will discover a team driven by compassion, patience, and honesty. Guided by a commitment to excellence. We don’t just provide care—we deliver peace of mind through skilled service and genuine concern for every individual we serve across Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois.

Experience the difference of care that comes from the heart and seeks to identify new beginnings during challenging times. Discover Phoenix Home Care & Hospice.

Benefits

Weekly pay

401k retirement plan

Pet insurance

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

Life insurance

Sign-On bonus

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In Florissant, MO

Florissant, MO

Living costs about 9% below the US average

Life in Florissant, MO

NeighborhoodsIn Florissant, distinct pockets range from historic Old Town Florissant, which features preserved 19th-century architecture, to newer suburban subdivisions like Koch Park Manors offering modern traditional-style builds. Across the broader north and central metro, healthcare workers and young professionals also consider urban St. Louis enclaves like the Central West End, Tower Grove, Lafayette Square, and Soulard for direct access to major hospital corridors, while Florissant stands out as a quieter, spacious northern suburban retreat compared to pricier western suburbs like Clayton or Chesterfield.

In Florissant, distinct pockets range from historic Old Town Florissant, which features preserved 19th-century architecture, to newer suburban subdivisions like Koch Park Manors offering modern traditional-style builds. Across the broader north and central metro, healthcare workers and young professionals also consider urban St. Louis enclaves like the Central West End, Tower Grove, Lafayette Square, and Soulard for direct access to major hospital corridors, while Florissant stands out as a quieter, spacious northern suburban retreat compared to pricier western suburbs like Clayton or Chesterfield.

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

Getting aroundFlorissant sits approximately 10 miles outside the St. Louis city limits and 15 miles from downtown St. Louis, making Interstate 270 the core highway artery for navigating around north county and linking to regional medical centers. Public transit connects locally through the Bi-State MetroBus system with access to regional MetroLink rail hubs, though vehicle travel remains standard. Shift workers also benefit from quick airport proximity, with St. Louis Lambert International Airport situated about 7 miles away.

Florissant sits approximately 10 miles outside the St. Louis city limits and 15 miles from downtown St. Louis, making Interstate 270 the core highway artery for navigating around north county and linking to regional medical centers. Public transit connects locally through the Bi-State MetroBus system with access to regional MetroLink rail hubs, though vehicle travel remains standard.

Shift workers also benefit from quick airport proximity, with St. Louis Lambert International Airport situated about 7 miles away.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: archmoving.com Source 2: youtube.com

OutdoorsFlorissant borders substantial river greenways near the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. Sunset Park provides a scenic 4-mile walking trail overlooking the Missouri River, while Bangert Park features athletic fields, a playground, and an outdoor swimming pool adjacent to the local county library branch. Golfers have access to the 18-hole municipal Florissant Golf Club, and the wider metro area offers expansive outdoor retreats such as the 1,300-acre Forest Park and Laumeier Sculpture Park.

Florissant borders substantial river greenways near the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. Sunset Park provides a scenic 4-mile walking trail overlooking the Missouri River, while Bangert Park features athletic fields, a playground, and an outdoor swimming pool adjacent to the local county library branch.

Golfers have access to the 18-hole municipal Florissant Golf Club, and the wider metro area offers expansive outdoor retreats such as the 1,300-acre Forest Park and Laumeier Sculpture Park.

Sources

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

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Living in Florissant

Florissant provides relocating healthcare professionals with a quiet, grounded suburban base in northern St. Louis County that prioritizes living space and community over high-density bustle. Situated 15 miles from downtown and 7 miles from St. Louis Lambert International Airport, the community lets nurses secure single-family mid-century ranches with large yards or historic 19th-century homes in Old Town without the intense financial pressures found in Clayton or Chesterfield. Daily life centers around casual local spots along St. Francois Street, commercial retail down Lindbergh Boulevard, and outdoor escapes like the 4-mile Missouri River trail at Sunset Park or family days at Bangert Park. Commuting via Interstate 270 connects workers to major hospital systems across the metro, though having a personal vehicle is essential given spread-out transit routes. While incoming nurses will need to navigate humid summers, around 16 inches of winter snowfall, and variable school district ratings in the Ferguson-Florissant system, the city offers peaceful residential neighborhoods and lower violent crime rates than the urban core.

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