Licensed Practical Nurse LPN

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)A respected human services organization is seeking a dedicated LPN to provide hands-on clinical leadership within community homes supporting individuals with developmental disabilities. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference while working alongside compassionate, non-clinical support staff in a collaborative environment. If you value autonomy, teamwork, and delivering consistent, high-quality care, this role offers both impact and growth. LPN Day-to-Day ResponsibilitiesServe as the clinical lead in group homes staffed by non-clinical personnel, providing assessments and nursing guidanceAdminister prescribed medications and treatments in alignment with MAP guidelinesMonitor and document individuals' health status, alerting supervisors and medical providers to any changesAttend and follow up on medical appointments, arranging needed testing or aftercareLiaise between individuals, staff, providers, and families regarding medical updates or changesSupport hospital admissions and discharges, including on-site hospital visits as neededConduct annual and as-needed staff training on diagnoses, medication management, and general health practicesComplete/update medical assessments, monthly progress notes, and maintain all required documentationContribute to general housekeeping, staff training, and other supportive duties across programsLPN Benefits & Compensation$37/hour base pay plus a $5,000 sign-on bonus for new full-time LPN hiresComprehensive health and dental coveragePaid benefit time and family medical leaveRetirement savings and life insuranceProfessional skills training and college tuition discountsDisability insuranceCareer growth and employee recognition programsExclusive discounts at local businessesFlexible schedule optionsLPN Requirements & QualificationsCurrent LPN License in MassachusettsMinimum 1 year of related nursing experienceValid driver's licenseBasic proficiency in Microsoft Word and the internetSuccessful completion of all required state and agency trainings, including medication administration rulesAbility to pass criminal history (CORI) and agency background checksFluent in English; capable of clear written and verbal communicationLPN Preferred Background & SkillsExperience supporting people with developmental disabilitiesComfort providing staff training and clinical coachingIf you are a compassionate LPN ready to take on a leadership role where your clinical skills make a daily impact, we encourage you to apply.