Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) PDN Adult & Pediatric Patients

Helping U Homecare

Queens, New York

$35/hr

About $73k–$92k/yr

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Queens, New York · 1+ years experience

LPNNot open to new grads

Posted Aug 22, 2026 · Last seen active Aug 23, 2026

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Shift: Day shift

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Helping U Home Care is a locally owned, NYS Licensed Home Care Agency that specializes in providing High-Tech Home Care services to our adult and pediatric patients suffering from either a chronic or terminal illness; most of our patients have home ventilators. We are looking for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) to help provide nursing shifts to an adult patient that has a ventilator and trach. We have a few day and night shifts available - Sign up today and we can get you these open shifts in a few days! Do you have home care experience? We are looking for compassionate, dedicated and well-rounded Licensed Practical Nurses who can uphold our standards and culture. Qualifications: > Current and clear NYS Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license > Minimum 1 year home health experience > Provide Ventilator (vent) and Tracheostomy (trach) care > Monitor patients and report on their condition as per patient’s Plan of Care Benefits: > Flexible schedules > Choose what days & shifts you want to work! > Paperless clinical documentation > Continued education/respiratory training > Referral Bonuses and Daily Pay Job Types: Full-time, Part-time and Per Diem Salary: $35.00 - $44.00 per hour Open shifts: Day shift Night shift Work Location: Patient lives in Jackson Heights, Queens AND we have other patients in Queens County needing nursing!!!

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Ventilator careTracheostomy careMechanical ventilation monitoringPatient progress monitoringCare plan implementation

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Benefits

Flexible schedule
Referral program

About the employer

Helping U Homecare

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You would be applying to Helping U Homecare in Queens, New York. The one posting we have pays $35 an hour — the same number at the low end, the middle, and the high end. Next to that, Glens Falls…

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What reviewers appreciate

$35 an hour on the posting on file
Hourly rate above Glens Falls Center ($18.75) and Premier Nursing and Rehab Center of Far Rockaway ($28.24)
Flat $35 rate — min, median, and max match

What reviewers flag

Pay figure comes from a single posting
Nearby Renalliance Group shows $45 an hour
Four-digit rents and NYC-level costs; pay only somewhat above Midwest ranges

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