Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - PM Shift, Rutland, VT

Rutland, Vermont

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Hiring an LPN - Licensed Practical Nurse to work in a Skilled Nursing / Rehabilitation facility in Rutland, Vermont This role comes through HiredFirst, a staffing partner, so ask which facility you would land in.

Posted Sep 28

Shift and hours: 8-⁠hour evenings
Unit and setting: Skilled Nursing / Rehabilitation facility Hiring an LPN - Licensed Practical Nurse to work in a Skilled Nursing / Rehabilitation facility in Rutland, Vermont
License: LPN license LPN - Licensed Practical Nurse / LVN - Licensed Vocational Nurse
Term: 12 weeks · Travel

Do you qualify?

License: LPN / LVN LPN - Licensed Practical Nurse / LVN - Licensed Vocational Nurse
Certification: BLS Must have BLS
Experience: at least 1 year experience Must have at least 1 year experience
Also asks: own housing Must have own housing
Also asks: own transportation Must have own transportation
Also asks: clean background Must have clean background

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What it pays

Pay reviews: taxable and non-taxable breakdown discussed further We can discuss taxable / non taxable breakdown further

Benefits

Must have own housing
Must have own transportation
Must have clean background

The role and schedule

Weekends: both weekends if needed Must be able to work both weekends if needed
Details: 12-week contract Contract: 12 weeks
Details: contracts extended very often These contracts extended very often

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Employer scheduling

Med-Surg FT 7a-7p or 7p-7a with rotating weekends; ER consistent nights; L&D 12-hr; ER Manager Mon-Fri days plus on-call.

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Hiring an LPN - Licensed Practical Nurse to work in a Skilled Nursing / Rehabilitation facility in Rutland, Vermont

LPN - Licensed Practical Nurse / LVN - Licensed Vocational Nurse

Must have at least 1 year experience

Contract: 12 weeks Start: ASAP

These contracts extended very often

Schedules available

PM Shift

8hr shifts

Must be able to work both weekends if needed

Pay Rate

$1,312.00 weekly pay package

We can discuss taxable / non taxable breakdown further

Must have BLS

Must have own housing

Must have own transportation

Must have clean background

Please apply today!

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In Rutland, VT

Rutland, VT

Living costs about 2% below the US average

Life in Rutland, VT

NeighborhoodsNurses and professionals working in Rutland typically settle either in the historic core of Rutland City, surrounding Rutland Town, or nearby bedroom communities. In the city, neighborhoods feature colorful New Englander homes and classic Victorians within walking distance of downtown services and Pine Hill Park. Rutland Town offers larger lots and semi-rural residential neighborhoods just minutes outside municipal limits, while Mendon to the east along Route 4 provides quiet mountain foothills and proximity to Killington. Castleton, situated to the west along Route 30, provides a smaller college-town feel with convenient access back into the city.

Nurses and professionals working in Rutland typically settle either in the historic core of Rutland City, surrounding Rutland Town, or nearby bedroom communities. In the city, neighborhoods feature colorful New Englander homes and classic Victorians within walking distance of downtown services and Pine Hill Park.

Rutland Town offers larger lots and semi-rural residential neighborhoods just minutes outside municipal limits, while Mendon to the east along Route 4 provides quiet mountain foothills and proximity to Killington. Castleton, situated to the west along Route 30, provides a smaller college-town feel with convenient access back into the city.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: homes.com Source 2: niche.com Source 3: vermontvacation.com Source 4: facebook.com

Getting aroundCommuting in Rutland is exceptionally straightforward, as Rutland Regional Medical Center sits directly in the city and serves as the region's central medical hub. Major road arteries including Route 7 running north-south and Route 4 running east-west make driving in from surrounding towns like Pittsford, Mendon, or Castleton quick and free of major gridlock. Parking across the hospital campus and downtown district is generally stress-free, while regional passenger rail service is accessible locally and in nearby Castleton.

Commuting in Rutland is exceptionally straightforward, as Rutland Regional Medical Center sits directly in the city and serves as the region's central medical hub. Major road arteries including Route 7 running north-south and Route 4 running east-west make driving in from surrounding towns like Pittsford, Mendon, or Castleton quick and free of major gridlock.

Parking across the hospital campus and downtown district is generally stress-free, while regional passenger rail service is accessible locally and in nearby Castleton.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: facebook.com Source 2: homes.com Source 3: niche.com

OutdoorsOutdoor access is one of Rutland's hallmark strengths, anchored within city limits by Pine Hill Park, a 275-acre forest featuring a 16-mile network of singletrack and pedestrian trails that connect to the Redfield Trails. In winter, the Giorgetti Athletic Complex provides a public ice rink, while the Green Mountain Indoor Climbing Gym offers year-round bouldering. World-class skiing and alpine sports at Pico Mountain and Killington Resort are only about twenty minutes away along Route 4.

Outdoor access is one of Rutland's hallmark strengths, anchored within city limits by Pine Hill Park, a 275-acre forest featuring a 16-mile network of singletrack and pedestrian trails that connect to the Redfield Trails. In winter, the Giorgetti Athletic Complex provides a public ice rink, while the Green Mountain Indoor Climbing Gym offers year-round bouldering.

World-class skiing and alpine sports at Pico Mountain and Killington Resort are only about twenty minutes away along Route 4.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: vermontvacation.com Source 2: homes.com Source 3: vermonter.com

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Employer relocation terms

Relocation assistance for Med-Surg RN Panama City FL, case-by-case

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Sources

As of 2026Source: talents.vaia.com

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Living in Rutland

Rutland serves as the energetic, hardworking anchor of Vermont’s Marble Valley, offering healthcare professionals at Rutland Regional Medical Center an authentic community rooted between the Green and Taconic mountains. Unlike polished resort enclaves, Rutland pairs an unpretentious, roll-up-your-sleeves civic spirit with rapid access to world-class recreation. Within minutes of clocking out, nurses can mountain bike across sixteen miles of trails at Pine Hill Park, skate at the Giorgetti Athletic Complex, or make the twenty-minute drive to Pico Mountain and Killington for winter skiing. Downtown Rutland brims with architectural character, home to the restored 1913 Paramount Theatre, dozens of vibrant murals, and local culinary stops like Roots the Restaurant and Speakeasy Cafe. Housing primarily consists of colorful historic New Englanders, downtown apartments, and rural properties in Mendon and Rutland Town, though statewide inventory constraints require prompt house-hunting. While navigating Vermont's harsh winters and a socially mixed community requires some adjustment, Rutland rewards nurses looking for genuine community collaboration, short commutes, and unbeatable four-season outdoor living.

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As of 2026Source 1: homes.com Source 2: vermontvacation.com Source 3: realrutland.com Source 4: thehonestlocal.com

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