Licensed Practical Nurse - Bedrock

Northeast Recovery LLc

Canton, Massachusetts

Posted Aug 28

Shift and hours: Nights
Unit and setting: Psych · Behavioral Health
License: LPN license
Term: Permanent

The role and schedule

Charting: KIPU
Weekends: Weekends required

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Northeast Recovery LLc

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You would nurse in a recovery setting where LPN roles are listed at $34-$41 an hour and nights and weekends carry a differential. You would live 15-20 miles southwest of downtown Boston, with Canton Junction about 30 minutes by rail…

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LPN roles listed as full-time, part-time, or per diem; night and weekend differentials offered.

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Our mission. Northeast Recovery is a network of Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment Facilities. We provide multiple levels of care to those who are prepared to start their journey to recovery.

We are looking for a full time Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join our team at Bedrock Recovery Center in Canton, MA.

Schedule

FT, PT or per diem available

Salary: $34-$41 per hour (depending on experience) plus night and weekend

shift differentials

LPN Job

Summary

Under the guidance of the Nursing Director, the LPN will provide exceptional nursing care to each client based on his/her individualized needs.

LPN

responsibilities

Provides nursing care to clients enrolled in our inpatient treatment program. Prepares and monitors medications and treatments. Documents required information, including medications and dosage in KIPU, our EMR system.

Performs all nursing responsibilities in accordance with prescribed safety and infection control procedures. Observes and evaluates the physical and emotional status of clients and takes immediate action when necessary. Assists and coordinates nursing care with the Medical and Clinical team.

Works with the multi-disciplinary team on the client's recovery plan. The LPN will participate and contribute to this plan by assessing and documenting the client's overall physical condition or changes, daily.

LPN Requirements

Knowledge of addiction and the 12-Step Recovery Program. Knowledge of emergency procedures used in the event of alcohol and/or drug overdose including First Aid, CPR and Narcan administering. Knowledge of Federal, State and Municipal laws and/or regulations that regulate the treatment of alcoholism and drug addiction. This includes Confidentiality, Patient Rights, Professional Code of Ethics and Discrimination Demonstrates excellent proficiency in communication, observation & written skills. Ability to lift or push 20 pounds or more. Employee may be required to stand and/or move throughout a large portion of the shift.

LPN

Experience

1+ year of experience as a staff nurse. Experience working with substance use patients or in recovery setting preferred.

LPN Required Qualifications/Licensure & Certifications

Current Massachusetts LPN License CPR Certified required

Why Work for Us! We provide an environment where our employees can grow and advance professionally, with a healthy balance between work and personal lives. Our biggest investment is our employees. We recognize and reward hard work by promoting from within when possible. We pay competitively and offer a variety of benefits to meet your wellness and financial needs.

your wellness and financial needs.

Current Massachusetts LPN License CPR Certified required

What's around it?

In Canton, MA

Canton, MA

Living costs about 6% above the US average

Life in Canton, MA

NeighborhoodsYoung professionals and many in-commuters cluster in four named pockets rather than formal districts. Canton Center along Washington Street (Walk Score 65) is the walkable hub of older colonials, triple-deckers, and 1960s–80s apartments on Pleasant, York, and Maple Streets, with 1BR rents about $1,800–$2,200 and the densest shops and restaurants. Canton Junction around Sherman, Neponset, and Dedham Streets is quieter and more family-oriented, with 1970s–90s apartments, parking often included, 1BRs about $1,700–$2,100, and the fastest rail ride. Ponkapoag is the cheaper, nature-oriented choice (about $1,600–$1,900 for a 1BR); the Route 138 corridor has more modern apartments and shopping. Residents also refer to South Canton and East Canton; farther from the center means larger lots and short car trips for errands.

Young professionals and many in-commuters cluster in four named pockets rather than formal districts. Canton Center along Washington Street (Walk Score 65) is the walkable hub of older colonials, triple-deckers, and 1960s–80s apartments on Pleasant, York, and Maple Streets, with 1BR rents about $1,800–$2,200 and the densest shops and restaurants.

Canton Junction around Sherman, Neponset, and Dedham Streets is quieter and more family-oriented, with 1970s–90s apartments, parking often included, 1BRs about $1,700–$2,100, and the fastest rail ride. Ponkapoag is the cheaper, nature-oriented choice (about $1,600–$1,900 for a 1BR); the Route 138 corridor has more modern apartments and shopping.

Residents also refer to South Canton and East Canton; farther from the center means larger lots and short car trips for errands.

Sources

As of Sep 12, 2026Source 1: cantstopmoving.com Source 2: mayerrealtygroup.com Source 3: mayerrealtygroup.com

Getting aroundCanton sits 15–20 miles southwest of downtown Boston with two MBTA Providence/Stoughton Line stations. Canton Junction is the faster, more frequent stop, about 30 minutes to South Station; Canton Center is about 35 minutes, with morning Boston-bound trains roughly every 30–45 minutes from 5:30–9:00 a.m. and evening returns until about 11:30 p.m. (thinner after 8:00 p.m.). Typical rail times are cited as 20–40 minutes, with stops at Back Bay and Ruggles useful for downtown and Longwood-adjacent jobs; sources do not give door-to-door times to named hospitals. Driving uses I-93, I-95, and Route 138; Logan Airport is about 30 minutes. Local bus coverage is limited, station lots may need a permit, and peak highway traffic is a Greater Boston given—most residents keep a car and mix rail and driving.

Canton sits 15–20 miles southwest of downtown Boston with two MBTA Providence/Stoughton Line stations. Canton Junction is the faster, more frequent stop, about 30 minutes to South Station; Canton Center is about 35 minutes, with morning Boston-bound trains roughly every 30–45 minutes from 5:30–9:00 a.m. and evening returns until about 11:30 p.m. (thinner after 8:00 p.m.).

Typical rail times are cited as 20–40 minutes, with stops at Back Bay and Ruggles useful for downtown and Longwood-adjacent jobs; sources do not give door-to-door times to named hospitals. Driving uses I-93, I-95, and Route 138; Logan Airport is about 30 minutes.

Local bus coverage is limited, station lots may need a permit, and peak highway traffic is a Greater Boston given—most residents keep a car and mix rail and driving.

Sources

As of Sep 12, 2026Source 1: mayerrealtygroup.com Source 2: cantstopmoving.com Source 3: mayerrealtygroup.com

OutdoorsThe signature outdoor asset is the 7,000-acre Blue Hills Reservation, with trailheads around Canton, a climb up 635-foot Great Blue Hill for Boston skyline views, ponds, and winter skiing at Blue Hills Ski Area. Mass Audubon’s Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary offers forest and meadow trails, brooks, and picnic areas. Ponkapog Pond is used for kayaking and fishing; Ponkapog Bog has boardwalks and rare plants. In town, Pecunit Street Park, Bolivar Pond, Pequitside Farm, and Revere Heritage Park (on Paul Revere’s old copper-mill site) add walking and fishing. Golf is unusually dense: public 36-hole Ponkapoag Golf Course plus Blue Hill Country Club, Brookmeadow Country Club, and 9-hole Wampatuck Country Club on Reservoir Pond.

The signature outdoor asset is the 7,000-acre Blue Hills Reservation, with trailheads around Canton, a climb up 635-foot Great Blue Hill for Boston skyline views, ponds, and winter skiing at Blue Hills Ski Area. Mass Audubon’s Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary offers forest and meadow trails, brooks, and picnic areas.

Ponkapog Pond is used for kayaking and fishing; Ponkapog Bog has boardwalks and rare plants. In town, Pecunit Street Park, Bolivar Pond, Pequitside Farm, and Revere Heritage Park (on Paul Revere’s old copper-mill site) add walking and fishing.

Golf is unusually dense: public 36-hole Ponkapoag Golf Course plus Blue Hill Country Club, Brookmeadow Country Club, and 9-hole Wampatuck Country Club on Reservoir Pond.

Sources

As of Sep 12, 2026Source 1: mayerrealtygroup.com Source 2: its2cool.com Source 3: preserveservices.com Source 4: mayerrealtygroup.com Source 5: cantstopmoving.com

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Living in Canton

Canton, Massachusetts sits 15 to 20 miles southwest of Boston in Norfolk County—close enough for a 30-to-40-minute Providence/Stoughton Line ride to South Station, far enough to feel like a classic New England suburb of colonials, the 1835 Canton Viaduct, and the 7,000-acre Blue Hills Reservation. Nurses typically land in Canton Center for walkability (Washington Street restaurants such as Blue Fuji, Lombardo’s, Northern Spy, and Jalapeños, plus the library), Canton Junction for the fastest trains and included parking, or Ponkapoag for lower 1BR rents around $1,600–$1,900 and trail access. Housing runs about 20–30% below Boston; expect ranches, split-levels, triple-deckers, and 1970s–90s apartments rather than high-rises. Weekends are outdoors: Great Blue Hill hikes with skyline views, kayaking on Ponkapog Pond, picnics at Moose Hill, skating or adult hockey at Canton Ice House. Residents call it quiet, safe, and charming, a true bedroom community; they also cite traffic, limited buses, over-development, and almost no nightlife. Winters mean snow and Blue Hills skiing; fall is foliage season. Bring a car, check rail-lot permits, and time your hospital commute at shift change—Boston remains the city for nights out and the major medical campuses.

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Sources

As of 2026Source 1: mayerrealtygroup.com Source 2: cantstopmoving.com Source 3: its2cool.com Source 4: mayerrealtygroup.com Source 5: reddit.com Source 6: facebook.com

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