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Lexington, Kentucky
Licensed Practical Nurse-Community Living Center
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Base pay
$49k–$82k/yr
Shift
Nights
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- Role
- Licensed Practical Nurse-Community Living Center
- Role details
- LPN · Full-time
- Base pay
- $49k–$82k/yr
- Shift
- Nights
- Location and setting
- Lexington, Kentucky; hospital
- EHR and union
- Union position
- Orientation, preceptor, and unit support
- This Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is directly responsible to the Registered Nurse and/or preceptor for providing direct care within his/her scope of practice.
- Bonus and benefits
- $144,000 sign-on bonus · Relocation assistance · 401k/Retirement · PTO · Paid Leave · Paid parental leave · Paid holidays · Dental insurance · Adoption assistance
- Hiring employer
- US Department of Veterans Affairs / U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
- Posting status
- Active
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