LPN/LVN (Licensed Practical Nurse) — Long Term Care, Contract (Franklin, NH)

Ref #: C-LPN-9070609

Join a supportive clinical team in Franklin, NH for a 15-week contract starting ASAP. This is a local, non-travel opportunity with evening-to-morning shift coverage (06:45 PM–07:15 AM) and a rate of $1,202 per 36 hours.

Quick details

• Location: Franklin, NH
• Job type: Contract / Non-Travel
• Start: ASAP
• Duration: 15 weeks
• Schedule: 06:45 PM–07:15 AM
• Pay: Local: $1,202/36-hours

What we need from you

• Current, active Licensed Practical Nurse state license
• BLS certification

What you’ll be doing

• Provide direct nursing care under RN or physician guidance, including medication administration, wound care, and vital sign monitoring.
• Conduct patient assessments (physical exams, histories, medication reviews) and contribute to individualized care planning.
• Administer medications and treatments accurately and according to protocols.
• Treat and monitor wounds, incisions, and injuries; watch for signs of infection or complications.
• Monitor and document vital signs—blood pressure, pulse, temperature, and respiration—consistently and accurately.
• Keep clear, detailed patient records of condition changes, treatments given, and medication management.
• Teach patients and families about diagnoses, medications, and self-care to support recovery and wellness.
• Administer and monitor IV medications and fluids, ensuring IV lines are functioning and secure.
• Provide catheter care, including insertion support, routine maintenance, and monitoring for issues.
• Collect clinical specimens (blood, urine, sputum) for lab testing and follow processing protocols.
• Work collaboratively with RNs, physicians, therapists, and support staff to coordinate patient care.
• Assist with patient comfort and safety needs—positioning, mobility help, and pain management.
• Respond promptly in emergencies, following protocols and providing basic life support as needed.
• Follow strict infection control practices, including hand hygiene and proper use of PPE.
• Handle, store, and dispose of medications and supplies safely and in compliance with regulations.
• Promote preventive care (vaccinations, screenings) and support health assessments.
• Advocate for patients to ensure they receive appropriate care and resources.
• Stay current on nursing best practices and participate in ongoing education and training.
• Supervise CNAs or unlicensed assistive personnel when assigned, to maintain quality care.
• Perform other duties as assigned by management.

If you’re a dependable LPN who enjoys hands-on patient care and teamwork, this role offers a focused assignment with clear expectations and a collaborative environment.