LPN - Private Duty - Full Time
maxim health systemsColumbia (SC)
LPN - Private Duty - Full Time
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maxim health systemsColumbia (SC)
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$26
About the role
LPN - Private Duty - Full TimeColumbia, South CarolinaPay: $26 / per hour Weekly Pay | Flexible Scheduling Provide Care One Patient at a Time Join Maxim Healthcare and deliver personalized 1:1 nursing care in patients' homes. Enjoy consistent assignments, a manageable pace, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of your patients and their families. Why This Homecare LPN Role WorksOne patient at a timeStable hours and long-term casesFull-time, part-time, and PRN opportunitiesDay, evening, and overnight shifts availableDedicated local clinical and office supportBenefitsWeekly pay with direct depositHealth, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) savings planPaid time off and sick time (where applicable) Flexible schedulingOngoing training and professional developmentEmployee discount programsLocal office and clinical support team available when you need itWhat You'll DoProvide direct patient care in the homeMonitor patient condition and report changesAdminister medications and treatments as orderedSupport individualized care plansDocument care and communicate with the healthcare teamRequirements Required: Active LPN licenseCurrent BLS certificationPreferred:1+ year of nursing experienceAdditional DetailsAdult and pediatric patient opportunities availableHome-based care within an assigned service areaOrientation, onboarding, and ongoing clinical support providedApply Today Enjoy a more focused, sustainable nursing experience while building meaningful relationships with the patients you serve. Apply today to learn more about available LPN Homecare opportunities. Maxim Healthcare is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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