New Grads Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

Lineage Healthcare Group

Bayville, New Jersey

Eligibility: Sign-on bonus

Posted Aug 29 · New grads welcomed

Pay: Not posted
Shift and hours: 12-⁠hour nights3 shifts a week
License: LPN licenseActive LPN license (must be fully licensed and ready to work)
Term: Permanent

Do you qualify?

New grads: Welcomed
License: Active LPN license (must be fully licensed and ready to work)
License: Must have passed the NCLEX-PN and obtained licensure
License: Candidates awaiting licensure or exam completion will not be considered
Also asks: Must be within 6 months of graduation to qualify
Also asks: Strong communication skills
Also asks: Team-oriented with a willingness to learn

What it pays

Sign-on bonus: $3,500

Benefits

Paid time off
PTO
Sign-On Bonus
Company-paid phone plan

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Orientation: 6–8 week orientation

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Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) – New Graduate Support Program
Location: Bayville, NJ 08721
Job Type: Full-Time
Sign-On Bonus: $3,500

Job Overview

We are seeking motivated and compassionate Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) to join our team at our Crystal Lake facility. This opportunity is ideal for newly licensed nurses looking to transition into practice with structured support, hands-on training, and a collaborative environment.

New Graduate Support Program (Up to 6 Months Post-Graduation)

Our program is specifically designed to help new LPNs build confidence and develop strong clinical skills.

6–8 week structured orientation and training program

Dedicated mentor for ongoing guidance and support

Gradual increase in patient load during the first 60–90 days

Focus on clinical development and confidence-building

Schedule & Flexibility

Day and night shifts available

Option for a 3-day work week (12-hour shifts)

Consistent, stable scheduling

Work Environment

Supportive and engaged leadership team

Team-oriented, non-agency setting

Collaborative culture focused on employee success and growth

Benefits & Perks

$3,500 sign-on bonus

Company-paid phone plan (Verizon – unlimited talk, text, and data)

Comprehensive benefits package

Paid time off

Requirements

Active LPN license (must be fully licensed and ready to work)

Must have passed the NCLEX-PN and obtained licensure

Must be within 6 months of graduation to qualify

Strong communication skills

Team-oriented with a willingness to learn

Candidates awaiting licensure or exam completion will not be considered

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Start your nursing career in a facility that is committed to your training, development, and long-term success.

What's around it?

In Bayville, NJ

Bayville, NJ

Living costs about 9% above the US average

Life in Bayville, NJ

NeighborhoodsBayville is organized into distinct enclaves along Barnegat Bay and inland pine forests. Waterfront and coastal pockets such as Berkeley Shores, River Bank, Cedar Beach / Glen Cove, and the areas surrounding Holly Park represent premium tiers characterized by waterfront houses and bay-view properties. Inland sections such as Barnegat Pines, Town Center, and neighborhoods across the northwest quadrant offer quieter, comparatively more accessible single-family suburban tracts with straightforward vehicular access to regional arterials.

Bayville is organized into distinct enclaves along Barnegat Bay and inland pine forests. Waterfront and coastal pockets such as Berkeley Shores, River Bank, Cedar Beach / Glen Cove, and the areas surrounding Holly Park represent premium tiers characterized by waterfront houses and bay-view properties.

Inland sections such as Barnegat Pines, Town Center, and neighborhoods across the northwest quadrant offer quieter, comparatively more accessible single-family suburban tracts with straightforward vehicular access to regional arterials.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: settmovers.com Source 2: neighborhoodscout.com

Getting aroundDaily transit in Bayville is almost entirely car-dependent, with local transit scores reflecting minimal fixed-route public transportation options. Primary north-south travel relies on Route 9 (Atlantic City Boulevard) and connections into neighboring Toms River, where regional healthcare facilities are concentrated. While NJ Transit commuter rail stations exist along the North Jersey Coast Line in towns farther north such as Bay Head and Point Pleasant Beach, driving remains the standard practical choice for shift commutes.

Daily transit in Bayville is almost entirely car-dependent, with local transit scores reflecting minimal fixed-route public transportation options. Primary north-south travel relies on Route 9 (Atlantic City Boulevard) and connections into neighboring Toms River, where regional healthcare facilities are concentrated.

While NJ Transit commuter rail stations exist along the North Jersey Coast Line in towns farther north such as Bay Head and Point Pleasant Beach, driving remains the standard practical choice for shift commutes.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source: apartments.com

OutdoorsRecreational life revolves around Barnegat Bay and extensive protected park systems. Double Trouble State Park provides expansive pine barrens trails and historic cranberry bog landscapes, while John C. Bartlett, Jr. County Park at Berkeley Island offers water-access recreation, crabbing, and open bay vistas. Additional local spots include Mill Creek County Park, William J. Dudley Park, Veterans Park, and the popular boater gathering location at Tices Shoal.

Recreational life revolves around Barnegat Bay and extensive protected park systems. Double Trouble State Park provides expansive pine barrens trails and historic cranberry bog landscapes, while John C. Bartlett, Jr. County Park at Berkeley Island offers water-access recreation, crabbing, and open bay vistas.

Additional local spots include Mill Creek County Park, William J. Dudley Park, Veterans Park, and the popular boater gathering location at Tices Shoal.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: apartments.com Source 2: tripadvisor.com

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Living in Bayville

Bayville offers healthcare professionals a serene coastal lifestyle along the shores of Barnegat Bay in Ocean County. For nurses working at facilities in nearby Toms River or adjacent Shore communities, Bayville functions as a restful home base characterized by maritime traditions and extensive pine woodland preserves. The town balances distinct residential pockets, ranging from high-end waterfront homes in Berkeley Shores and Holly Park to accessible inland ranches and suburban properties in Barnegat Pines. Shift workers will appreciate immediate proximity to nature, from hiking trails through Double Trouble State Park to fishing and boating at John C. Bartlett, Jr. County Park at Berkeley Island and Tices Shoal. However, living here requires an honest appraisal of transportation: walkability is limited and public transit is minimal, making a reliable personal car essential for navigating Atlantic City Boulevard and Route 9 during work shifts. For nurses seeking quiet coastal neighborhoods away from the dense barrier-island summer bustle, Bayville presents an authentic Garden State waterfront alternative.

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As of 2026-09Source 1: settmovers.com Source 2: apartments.com Source 3: neighborhoodscout.com Source 4: tripadvisor.com

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