Cambridge Health and Rehab is looking

for phenomenal LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse)

Open Needs:

24 Hours 7a-3p

16 Hours 3p-11p

8 Hours 11p-7a every other weekend only

What We Offer Our LPNs:

An engaging and supportive work environment where every employee is valued, a rewarding career, and outstanding benefits which currently include:

• 100% Employee Funded Retirement Program (10% of your annual salary)!!

• Student Debt Buy Back Program for License Practical Nurses (up to $5000/yr.)!!

• Nursing Scholarship Program (We’ll pay for your career advancement)

• 5 Medical/RX plans HMO & HSA, multiple dental and vision plans

What You Will Do as an LPN:

• Take and record measurements of blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, etc.

• Observe patients under treatment to identify progress, side-effects of medications, etc.

• Monitor patients’ conditions including fluid intake and output and compose patient charts

What You Will Need as an LPN:

• LPN License in CT

Avoid being a victim of Job Scams

Please be advised that National Health Care Associates, Inc. and its affiliates will never ask you to pay for a job offer, placement fee, office equipment or training. Such information is typically requested to be completed on forms while you are in our facility or through our career site. Unfortunately, scammers may impersonate our employees while targeting job seekers. Please remain vigilant and aware that someone may reach out to hire you but may be a bad actor trying to take your personal information and money. Protect yourself by accessing forms and contact information through known company websites instead of email or text message links. Learn more by searching “FTC.gov Job Scams.”

Avoid being a victim of Job Scams

Please be advised that National Health Care Associates, Inc. and its affiliates will never ask you to pay for a job offer, placement fee, office equipment or training. Such information is typically requested to be completed on forms while you are in our facility or through our career site. Unfortunately, scammers may impersonate our employees while targeting job seekers. Please remain vigilant and aware that someone may reach out to hire you but may be a bad actor trying to take your personal information and money. Protect yourself by accessing forms and contact information through known company websites instead of email or text message links. Learn more by searching "FTC.gov Job Scams."