Great Place to Work Certified – recognized for our culture and associate experience
A servant leadership environment where leaders support your success
Opportunities for career growth and advancement
A team that values compassion, respect, and teamwork
Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits
A meaningful role where you make a difference every day
Your Impact as an LPN
As a Licensed Practical Nurse, you play a critical role in delivering high-quality clinical care and ensuring the well-being of our patients. You will work closely with RNs, CNAs, and the interdisciplinary team to provide compassionate, person-centered care.
Key Responsibilities
Administer medications and treatments as prescribed
Monitor residents’ conditions and report changes to the care team
Provide direct nursing care in accordance with care plans
Supervise and support CNAs in delivering quality care
Maintain accurate and timely documentation
Ensure compliance with all clinical policies and regulatory standards
Communicate effectively with residents, families, and team members
What You Bring
Active Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license (State of Georgia or eligible)
A passion for delivering compassionate, high-quality care
Strong clinical judgment and critical thinking skills
Excellent communication and teamwork abilities
Reliability and a commitment to excellence
Prior long-term care experience preferred, but not required
What We Offer
Competitive wages
Health, dental, and vision insurance
Paid time off and holiday pay
401(k) with company match
Employee recognition programs
Supportive leadership and a culture that values you
Be Part of Something Meaningful
In our organization, care is more than a job—it’s a calling. If you’re ready to make a difference in the lives of others while growing your career in a supportive environment, we would love to meet you.
Apply today and start your journey with a Great Place to Work Certified organization.
Neighborhoods+Residential areas in Statesboro cluster around the Georgia Southern University campus and the Market District, catering heavily to students, faculty, and young professionals seeking proximity to central corridors. Downtown residential pockets provide access to revitalized historic streets and local commerce along South Main Street. Relocators looking for quiet or more rural surroundings frequently look to adjacent Bulloch County communities such as Brooklet and Portal, as well as Swainsboro, which offer straightforward drives into town.
Residential areas in Statesboro cluster around the Georgia Southern University campus and the Market District, catering heavily to students, faculty, and young professionals seeking proximity to central corridors. Downtown residential pockets provide access to revitalized historic streets and local commerce along South Main Street.
Relocators looking for quiet or more rural surroundings frequently look to adjacent Bulloch County communities such as Brooklet and Portal, as well as Swainsboro, which offer straightforward drives into town.
Getting around+Statesboro is exceptionally car-dependent, scoring very low on walkability and bikeability while holding a top rating for drivability. Commute times are notably short, with typical drives across town averaging under fifteen minutes without significant congestion. Shift workers and nurses traveling across the city or connecting to regional medical centers can navigate easily via arterial roads like Main Street, though personal vehicle ownership is practically mandatory given the absence of extensive public transit.
Statesboro is exceptionally car-dependent, scoring very low on walkability and bikeability while holding a top rating for drivability. Commute times are notably short, with typical drives across town averaging under fifteen minutes without significant congestion.
Shift workers and nurses traveling across the city or connecting to regional medical centers can navigate easily via arterial roads like Main Street, though personal vehicle ownership is practically mandatory given the absence of extensive public transit.
Outdoors+Outdoor activity centers around Mill Creek Regional Park, which offers walking trails, athletic complexes, and the Splash in the Boro municipal water park. Scenic and quieter green spaces include Fletcher Park and the Georgia Southern Botanical Garden. Water enthusiasts kayak through Blackwater Preserve or boat on the Ogeechee River, while hunting and wildlife observation are available nearby at the 300-acre Dixon Bay Wildlife Management Area.
Outdoor activity centers around Mill Creek Regional Park, which offers walking trails, athletic complexes, and the Splash in the Boro municipal water park. Scenic and quieter green spaces include Fletcher Park and the Georgia Southern Botanical Garden.
Water enthusiasts kayak through Blackwater Preserve or boat on the Ogeechee River, while hunting and wildlife observation are available nearby at the 300-acre Dixon Bay Wildlife Management Area.
Statesboro offers healthcare professionals an unhurried, classic Southern college-town environment anchored by Georgia Southern University. For nurses relocating here, the most immediate benefit is a frictionless daily routine: traffic is minimal, cross-town commutes rarely exceed fifteen minutes, and essential shopping is readily accessible. Life outside work centers on college athletics, local gatherings at the Averitt Center for the Arts, and casual dining along the Blue Mile and South Main Street, where spots like Gnat's Landing and Sugar Magnolia Bistro set the tone. Outdoor time revolves around Splash in the Boro, walking paths at Fletcher Park and the Botanical Garden, or paddling the Ogeechee River. However, relocating healthcare workers should weigh the realities of living in a student-heavy, rural-adjacent town. Nightlife can feel seasonal and student-focused, summer humidity is intense, and those seeking comprehensive metropolitan amenities or nightlife must plan an hour drive east toward Savannah. For clinicians wanting an easy, hospitable pace with strong local recreation, Statesboro provides practical ease.