Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

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evergreen healthcare groupIndependence (OR)

Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses Nursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$36.00 – $43.88/hr

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About the role

Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) – Independence, OR $36.00 – $43.88/hr | Full-Time & Part-Time Skilled Nursing | Rehab | Long-Term Care New Increased Pay Range + Flexible 2-2-3 ScheduleEnjoy better work-life balance with our Pitman scheduling model. AtIndependence Health and Rehabilitation Center, we’re building something more than a workplace—we’re creating a team grounded in compassion, collaboration, and exceptional care. If you’re a dedicated LPN ready to grow your career, we want to meet you.

What You’ll Do: Supervise and deliver high-quality nursing care to residentsCollaborate closely with a multidisciplinary healthcare teamEnsure compliance with state and federal regulationsSupport best practices in skilled nursing, rehab, and long-term careProvide compassionate, resident-centered care every shiftWhat You Bring:

LPN license in OregonGraduate of an accredited nursing programExperience or interest in geriatric, rehab, or long-term care
A strong commitment to teamwork and professionalismWhat We Offer:
Medical, Dental, Vision coverageStudent Loan Assistance ProgramDailyPayLife InsuranceEmployee Assistance ProgramOngoing training and career developmentAt Evergreen Healthcare Group, people are always the priority. Join a team that values integrity, collaboration, and real impact.

2026 AHCA Bronze Quality Award Recipient Join a team recognized nationally for its commitment to quality care, leadership development, and continuous improvement.

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