Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) - Home Health - Full Time

Enhabit

Montgomery, Alabama

Administer skilled nursing services to patients requiring intermittent professional services.

Posted Sep 12

Pay: Not posted
Unit and setting: Home Health Administer skilled nursing services to patients requiring intermittent professional services.Patients requiring intermittent professional services
License: LVN licenseLVN or LPN license
Term: Permanent Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN) - Home Health - Full TimeFull Time

Do you qualify?

License: LVN or LPN license
License: Licensed in the state where currently practicing Must be licensed in the state where they currently practice.
License: Valid state driver's license
Certification: CPR certification Must possess CPR certification.
Education: Graduate of an approved school of clinical education Must be a graduate of an approved school of clinical education.
Also asks: Basic demonstrated technology skills, including operation of a mobile device Must have basic demonstrated technology skills, including operation of a mobile device.
Also asks: Automobile liability insurance as required by law
Also asks: Dependable transportation in good working condition and ability to safely drive in all weather conditions

What it pays

Tuition assistance: Offered
Bonus: Incentive bonus opportunities Incentive bonus opportunities

Benefits

BenefitsGenerous paid time off for full-time employeesGenerous paid time off for full-time employees
Benefits401(k) matching401(k) matching
BenefitsMedical, dental and vision coverageMedical, dental and vision coverage
BenefitsSupplemental insurance optionsSupplemental insurance options
BenefitsFlexible spending accountsFlexible spending accounts
BenefitsContinuing education and scholarship opportunitiesContinuing education and scholarship opportunities

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The role and schedule

Day to day: Administer skilled nursing services to patients requiring intermittent professional services Administer skilled nursing services to patients requiring intermittent professional services.
Day to day: Teach the patient, family, and other members of the healthcare team Teach the patient, family, and other members of the health care team.
Day to day: Perform services in accordance with physician orders and established plan of care Perform services in accordance with the physician’s orders and the established plan of care (POC).
Travel: Drive an automobile in all types of weather conditions with dependable transportation

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Scheduling

Employer advertises flexible schedules; PRN and part-time exempt home health RN roles are posted. Reviewers also cite flexible scheduling, with staffing shortages as a strain.

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Discover a rewarding career at Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, one of the nation’s largest home-based care providers. Consistently recognized as a great place to work, Enhabit delivers exceptional care and fosters a collaborative culture that supports professional growth and ongoing development. Administer skilled nursing services to patients requiring intermittent professional services.

Teach the patient, family, and other members of the health care team. Perform services in accordance with the physician’s orders and the established plan of care (POC). Must be a graduate of an approved school of clinical education.

Must be licensed in the state where they currently practice. Must have basic demonstrated technology skills, including operation of a mobile device. Must possess a valid state driver license, maintain automobile liability insurance as required by law, maintain dependable transportation in good working condition, and be able to safely drive an automobile in all types of weather conditions.

Must possess CPR certification.

What's around it?

In Montgomery, AL

Montgomery, ALFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 10% below the US average

Median rent: $1,089/mo
Household income: $56,811/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Montgomery, AL

NeighborhoodsHealthcare professionals and newcomers often settle in historic Old Cloverdale, prized for its walkable streets, shaded sidewalks, and preserved mid-century and pre-war architecture. Those looking for newer master-planned environments favor East Montgomery along the Taylor Road and Shoppes at EastChase corridors, including communities like Deer Creek and Hampstead. Nearby suburban towns such as Prattville across the river in Autauga County and Pike Road to the southeast represent higher-end choices with newer single-family home developments, while areas like Dalraida offer more modest, established mid-century housing closer to downtown.

Healthcare professionals and newcomers often settle in historic Old Cloverdale, prized for its walkable streets, shaded sidewalks, and preserved mid-century and pre-war architecture. Those looking for newer master-planned environments favor East Montgomery along the Taylor Road and Shoppes at EastChase corridors, including communities like Deer Creek and Hampstead.

Nearby suburban towns such as Prattville across the river in Autauga County and Pike Road to the southeast represent higher-end choices with newer single-family home developments, while areas like Dalraida offer more modest, established mid-century housing closer to downtown.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: james-hawkins.com Source 2: getbellhops.com Source 3: apartments.com

Getting aroundCommutes in Montgomery are largely driven by automobile along Interstate 85, Interstate 65, and major surface arteries like Taylor Road. Drives from East Montgomery to Baptist Health facilities and downtown government offices typically take between fifteen and twenty minutes, while reaching Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base or the Hyundai plant takes a similar span. Commuting from bedroom communities like Prattville or Millbrook requires crossing the Alabama River corridor via I-65, which can encounter congestion during peak shift changes and inclement weather.

Commutes in Montgomery are largely driven by automobile along Interstate 85, Interstate 65, and major surface arteries like Taylor Road. Drives from East Montgomery to Baptist Health facilities and downtown government offices typically take between fifteen and twenty minutes, while reaching Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base or the Hyundai plant takes a similar span.

Commuting from bedroom communities like Prattville or Millbrook requires crossing the Alabama River corridor via I-65, which can encounter congestion during peak shift changes and inclement weather.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: james-hawkins.com Source 2: mmfa.org Source 3: youtube.com

OutdoorsRecreational hubs center around the Alabama River and dedicated cultural greenspaces. Blount Cultural Park provides expansive walking paths and ponds surrounding the fine arts museum, while Montgomery Whitewater brings an urban whitewater rafting and paddlesports park to the riverfront area. Outlying day trips include kayaking and walking the Autauga Creek Walk in Prattville, birding at Gold Star Park in Wetumpka, exploring Jackson Lake Island, or visiting the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum.

Recreational hubs center around the Alabama River and dedicated cultural greenspaces. Blount Cultural Park provides expansive walking paths and ponds surrounding the fine arts museum, while Montgomery Whitewater brings an urban whitewater rafting and paddlesports park to the riverfront area.

Outlying day trips include kayaking and walking the Autauga Creek Walk in Prattville, birding at Gold Star Park in Wetumpka, exploring Jackson Lake Island, or visiting the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: experiencemontgomeryal.org Source 2: mmfa.org Source 3: reddit.com

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Living in Montgomery

Montgomery offers relocating nurses a distinct blend of deep historical consequence, cultural vitality, and straightforward daily logistics. Anchored medically by Baptist Health and supported by major regional presences like Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base, Alabama's capital moves at an accessible pace. Shift commutes are manageable along Interstate 85 and Interstate 65, usually under twenty minutes between central medical campuses and residential hubs. Where you live will shape your lifestyle: historic Old Cloverdale provides walkable streets, leafy parks, and indie favorites like Café Louisa and Vintage Year, while the newer master-planned communities of East Montgomery and Hampstead deliver planned convenience near the Shoppes at EastChase. Outdoor pursuits are surprisingly dynamic, from the trails of Blount Cultural Park to Class II rapids at Montgomery Whitewater. The essential tradeoff involves schooling and neighborhood consistency; many healthcare workers with school-age children bypass the urban core in favor of suburban Pike Road, Prattville, or Millbrook. For nurses seeking an unhurried Southern city with national cultural landmarks and short commutes, Montgomery presents a functional, community-centered landing place.

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As of 2026-04Source 1: apartments.com Source 2: james-hawkins.com Source 3: mmfa.org Source 4: experiencemontgomeryal.org

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