Travel Licensed Practical Nurse Long-Term Care Job

Embark on a rewarding journey as a Licensed Practical Nurse specializing in Long-Term Care, with a structured contract in Malone, New York, starting December 22, 2025.

This opportunity places you at the center of compassionate, patient‑centered care where your clinical skills, empathy, and teamwork directly influence quality of life for residents who rely on steady, respectful support.

Bring your resilience and professionalism to a role that honors dignity, independence, and comfort, while you grow your repertoire in geriatric nursing and long‑term care best practices.

New York’s diverse landscape offers a backdrop that inspires, and Malone provides a welcoming community where your voice matters and your contributions are recognized daily.

Beyond the clinical floor, you’ll be part of a network that understands your career goals and your need for balance, continuous learning, and meaningful impact.

In downtime, the region’s natural beauty—from rolling hills and tranquil lakes to forested trails and scenic drives—invites rest, exploration, and renewal.

You’ll discover how small‑town camaraderie and proximity to broader regional amenities combine to create a professionally satisfying home.

Working in Malone offers a compelling blend of hands‑on nursing within a close‑knit community and the chance to experience New York’s scenic wonders.

The town sits in the foothills of the Adirondack region, where fall foliage dazzles and outdoor adventures abound.

Easy access to parks, rivers, and nearby towns means weekend getaways, cultural events, and local cuisine to savor after shifts.

The position also provides an option to deploy across the United States within our network, offering exposure to varied long‑term care settings—from single‑site residential campuses to multi‑facility networks—while maintaining the dependable support and structured scheduling you expect.

This combination delivers a distinctive professional lifestyle :

• meaningful resident relationships, opportunities to learn new clinical skills, and the flexibility to broaden your horizons while maintaining a stable routine.
• In this role, you’ll deliver essential nursing care to residents with complex needs.
• Key responsibilities include assisting with activities of daily living, monitoring vital signs, administering medications under supervision, wound care management, and participating in care planning and interdisciplinary rounds.
• You’ll help prevent falls, promote infection control, and advocate for residents’ comfort and safety around the clock.
• Documentation will be accurate and timely to support continuity of care, family communications, and regulatory compliance.
• You’ll engage families with compassion, educate staff on best practices, and model professional behavior that uplifts the entire care team.

This path offers strong potential for growth within the Long‑Term Care specialty :

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