LPN) - (LTC) (Evenings)

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Claremont, New Hampshire

You'll give medications and treatments to residents according to set protocols.

Posted Oct 5

Shift and hours: Evening shift Shift: Evenings48 hours a week
Unit and setting: Long-Term Care team · Long Term Care Provide safe, compassionate nursing care to long-term care residents.long-term care residents
License: LPN licenseactive LPN license
Term: Permanent

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License: active LPN license Active LPN license
Also asks: evening shifts and a 48-hour weekly schedule Ability to work evening shifts and commit to a 48-hour weekly schedule.

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Experience: long-term care or SNF experience Previous Long-Term Care/SNF experience preferred.
Also asks: strong clinical assessment and communication skills Strong clinical assessment and communication skills.

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Day to day: medication and treatment administration Administer medications and treatments according to established protocols.
Day to day: helping residents with activities of daily living Assist with activities of daily living and promote resident comfort and dignity.
Details: 13-week contract Contract: 13 Weeks

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LPN – Long-Term Care (LTC) | Evening Shift

Location: Claremont, NH
Facility: Sullivan County Health Care
Position: Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) – Long-Term Care
Shift: Evenings
Contract: 13 Weeks

Schedule

48 Hours/Week Estimated Weekly Gross: $2,342

Position Overview

We are seeking a compassionate and dependable Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join the Long-Term Care team at Sullivan County Health Care in Claremont, New Hampshire. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced LPN who is passionate about providing quality, patient-centered care to residents in a supportive LTC environment.

Key Responsibilities

Provide safe, compassionate nursing care to long-term care residents.

Administer medications and treatments according to established protocols.

Monitor residents' conditions and promptly report changes.

Perform assessments and maintain accurate clinical documentation.

Collaborate with RNs, physicians, CNAs, and other members of the healthcare team.

Assist with activities of daily living and promote resident comfort and dignity.

Follow infection-control, safety, and facility policies.

Build positive relationships with residents and their families.

Ideal Candidate

Active LPN license

Previous Long-Term Care/SNF experience preferred.

Strong clinical assessment and communication skills.

Reliable, compassionate, and team-oriented.

Ability to work evening shifts and commit to a 48-hour weekly schedule.

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What's around it?

In Claremont, NH

Claremont, NHFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 4% above the US average

Median rent: $1,146/mo
Household income: $59,096/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Claremont, NH

NeighborhoodsClaremont's residential landscape is defined by distinct pockets reflecting its history as a Connecticut River valley mill town. The suburban East Side neighborhood is a primary choice for convenient living, offering quiet residential streets close to Monadnock Park, the city recreation center, and local schools. In the North End, streets are lined with historic mill workers' cottages often featuring screened porches and easy walking access to downtown through Visitor Center Common. More rural, scenic surroundings can be found near Punkershire and the Arrowhead Recreation Area, while clinicians looking for larger lots or rural quiet often consider outlying Sullivan County towns such as Unity, Goshen, and Lempster.

Claremont's residential landscape is defined by distinct pockets reflecting its history as a Connecticut River valley mill town. The suburban East Side neighborhood is a primary choice for convenient living, offering quiet residential streets close to Monadnock Park, the city recreation center, and local schools.

In the North End, streets are lined with historic mill workers' cottages often featuring screened porches and easy walking access to downtown through Visitor Center Common. More rural, scenic surroundings can be found near Punkershire and the Arrowhead Recreation Area, while clinicians looking for larger lots or rural quiet often consider outlying Sullivan County towns such as Unity, Goshen, and Lempster.

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

Getting aroundClaremont is a predominantly car-dependent city with minimal public transit, making a personal vehicle essential for shift work. Healthcare workers traveling to major regional employers such as Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon utilize Interstate 91, which runs just west of Claremont across the Connecticut River in Vermont. Commuting within Claremont is straightforward along main city thoroughfares like Washington Street and Broad Street, though winter weather and snow events require dependable winter-ready vehicles.

Claremont is a predominantly car-dependent city with minimal public transit, making a personal vehicle essential for shift work. Healthcare workers traveling to major regional employers such as Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon utilize Interstate 91, which runs just west of Claremont across the Connecticut River in Vermont.

Commuting within Claremont is straightforward along main city thoroughfares like Washington Street and Broad Street, though winter weather and snow events require dependable winter-ready vehicles.

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

OutdoorsOutdoor enthusiasts have immediate access to recreation within municipal limits and the broader Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee region. Monadnock Park in the East Side neighborhood offers athletic fields and community green space, while Arrowhead Recreation Area provides year-round recreation, from mountain biking and hiking trails in the summer to winter snow tubing and community skiing. The Sugar River and nearby Connecticut River offer scenic walking spots and water recreation, with Mount Sunapee and the White Mountains accessible for regional hiking and skiing excursions.

Outdoor enthusiasts have immediate access to recreation within municipal limits and the broader Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee region. Monadnock Park in the East Side neighborhood offers athletic fields and community green space, while Arrowhead Recreation Area provides year-round recreation, from mountain biking and hiking trails in the summer to winter snow tubing and community skiing.

The Sugar River and nearby Connecticut River offer scenic walking spots and water recreation, with Mount Sunapee and the White Mountains accessible for regional hiking and skiing excursions.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: homes.com Source 2: thecmaninnclaremont.com Source 3: homes.com Source 4: masiello.com

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Living in Claremont

Situated along the Sugar River near the Vermont border, Claremont offers healthcare professionals a grounded, historic mill-town base with access to the wider Upper Valley. For nurses working locally or commuting north along Interstate 91 toward Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Claremont provides a quieter residential pace. Neighborhoods range from the suburban convenience of East Side—anchored by Monadnock Park and the local recreation center—to historic workers' cottages in the North End and quiet rural properties near Punkershire. Everyday life features riverfront dining at The Common Man Inn on Water Street, local shopping along the Washington Street corridor, and easy access to outdoor recreation at Arrowhead Recreation Area for mountain biking and winter snow tubing. Relocating nurses should balance these advantages with real tradeoffs: Claremont is actively reimagining itself following past industrial machine-tool declines, and some neighborhoods reflect persistent socioeconomic and substance-use challenges. A dependable car is necessary for both winter driving and hospital shifts, but for clinicians prioritizing outdoor recreation, community familiarity, and available housing near Dartmouth-region employers, Claremont offers a practical, resilient home base.

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Claremont, NHFrom Census ACS 2024.