Licensed Practical Nurse

Ozarks Community Hospital

Gravette, Arkansas

Ozarks Community Hospital is a community hospital.

Posted Sep 8

Pay: Not posted
Shift and hours: Days
Unit and setting: Gravette Clinic · Clinic
License: LPN or LVN licenseCurrent LPN/LVN licensure in State of Missouri.
Term: Permanent

Do you qualify?

License: Current LPN/LVN licensure in State of Missouri. Check your license
Certification: Must hold a current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross.
Education: High school diploma or equivalent.
Also asks: Recertification required before expiration throughout employment.

Preferred

Also asks: Successful completion of Telemetry course preferred.

What it pays

Benefits

Paid holidays
Disability insurance
Health insurance
Dental insurance
401(k)
Flexible spending account

More benefits (6)

Paid time off
Vision insurance
Life insurance
Short-term disability
Flexible spending accounts
PTO

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Healthy communities. compassionate care.

Ozarks Community Hospital (OCH), located in Gravette, Arkansas is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join our Gravette Clinic.

Our Mission: Ozarks Community Hospital and clinics are dedicated to providing exceptional healthcare and preventive services to all patients in an atmosphere of compassion, respect, and dignity, with a commitment to care for the underserved and to improve access to care.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Provides direct and indirect patient care in the office/clinic setting. Provides care that meets the psychosocial, physical and general aspects of care; meets the communication needs of patient and family; provides care that reflects initiative and responsibility indicative of professional expectations, under the supervision of a PA, NP, RN and/or physician and clinic manager. Maintains regulatory requirements, nursing and office/clinic policies, procedures and standards. Communicates with physicians and team members about patient's clinical condition, including results of diagnostic studies and symptomatology.

Benefits include

Eligibility for health, dental, and vision coverage; 401(k) plan; life insurance; short-term disability; flexible spending accounts; and many other elective benefits subject to plan terms. Paid time off (PTO) earned on an accrual basis starting first day of employment, up to 3.5 weeks per year based on a 40-hour work week. Company-paid holidays.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent. Current LPN/LVN licensure in State of Missouri. Must hold a current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association (AHA) or American Red Cross. Recertification required before expiration throughout employment. Successful completion of Telemetry course preferred.

OCH is an Equal Opportunity Employer

What's around it?

In Gravette, AR

Gravette, AR

Living costs about 13% below the US average

Life in Gravette, AR

NeighborhoodsGravette maintains a distinctly rural and small-town atmosphere where housing is organized around quiet residential grids and expansive outlying acreage rather than clearly defined suburban subdivisions. Residents typically cluster either in the traditional core neighborhoods surrounding Main Street and Atlanta Street—enjoying quick access to local schools and town parks—or along rural routes like State Route 59 and country roads heading toward Decatur, Hiwasse, and Centerton, where properties often feature larger lots and hobby farms.

Gravette maintains a distinctly rural and small-town atmosphere where housing is organized around quiet residential grids and expansive outlying acreage rather than clearly defined suburban subdivisions. Residents typically cluster either in the traditional core neighborhoods surrounding Main Street and Atlanta Street—enjoying quick access to local schools and town parks—or along rural routes like State Route 59 and country roads heading toward Decatur, Hiwasse, and Centerton, where properties often feature larger lots and hobby farms.

Sources

As of Sep 19, 2026Source 1: niche.com Source 2: apartments.com Source 3: onlyinark.com

Getting aroundCommuting from Gravette requires a personal vehicle, as there are no public transit lines and bicycle commuting infrastructure is non-existent. Most residents and healthcare professionals navigate State Route 59, which connects to regional corridors leading to major hospital networks and corporate campuses in Bentonville, Rogers, and the wider Northwest Arkansas metro area. Average drive times run around twenty-five minutes, and parking at both local municipal spots and regional medical facilities is typically plentiful and hassle-free.

Commuting from Gravette requires a personal vehicle, as there are no public transit lines and bicycle commuting infrastructure is non-existent. Most residents and healthcare professionals navigate State Route 59, which connects to regional corridors leading to major hospital networks and corporate campuses in Bentonville, Rogers, and the wider Northwest Arkansas metro area.

Average drive times run around twenty-five minutes, and parking at both local municipal spots and regional medical facilities is typically plentiful and hassle-free.

Sources

As of Sep 19, 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: apartments.com Source 3: anthonymosleyrealestate.com

OutdoorsOutdoor amenities feature municipal parklands and subterranean natural attractions. Kindley Park includes paved walking loops, pickleball and basketball courts, shaded playgrounds, and a decommissioned U.S. Air Force plane, while Old Town Park offers covered play areas, a pavilion, and a disc golf course. Nature lovers can walk the 1.5-mile Wildlife Observation Trail loop to spot deer, wild turkey, and native birds across forest and wetland habitats, use Pop Allum Park's ball fields and skate park, or take subterranean tours at the nearby Old Spanish Treasure Cave and Bluff Dweller's Cave.

Outdoor amenities feature municipal parklands and subterranean natural attractions. Kindley Park includes paved walking loops, pickleball and basketball courts, shaded playgrounds, and a decommissioned U.S. Air Force plane, while Old Town Park offers covered play areas, a pavilion, and a disc golf course.

Nature lovers can walk the 1.5-mile Wildlife Observation Trail loop to spot deer, wild turkey, and native birds across forest and wetland habitats, use Pop Allum Park's ball fields and skate park, or take subterranean tours at the nearby Old Spanish Treasure Cave and Bluff Dweller's Cave.

Sources

As of Sep 19, 2026Source 1: onlyinark.com Source 2: apartments.com Source 3: m.yelp.com

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Living in Gravette

Gravette offers healthcare workers a quiet, unhurried alternative to the rapid commercial expansion of Northwest Arkansas while keeping regional medical centers within reach. Situated in western Benton County near the Missouri and Oklahoma borders, this small community revolves around a friendly, pastoral rhythm. Daily life centers along 1st Avenue and Atlanta Street, where mornings start with coffee at Grumpy’s Peace, Love, & Coffee and lunch breaks take place under the gazebo at Centennial Park's food truck court next to a vintage Kansas City Southern caboose. Active days off can be spent walking the 1.5-mile Wildlife Observation Trail, playing pickleball at Kindley Park, or visiting the historic Old Spanish Treasure Cave. For nurses relocating with children, the Gravette School District provides small class sizes and a supportive atmosphere alongside family amenities like the city splash pad. Relocating nurses should weigh practical tradeoffs: the town is completely car-dependent via State Route 59, public transit is absent, and the local dining scene shuts down early, making a personal vehicle and planned meal prep essential for hospital shift schedules.

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Sources

As of 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: apartments.com Source 3: onlyinark.com Source 4: anthonymosleyrealestate.com Source 5: niche.com

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