Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - up to $44 per hour

Forge your own path and take the reins of your career.

Looking for LPN assignments that align with your lifestyle? If the lack of control over your schedule has left you frustrated, or you simply desire higher earnings, then PRN shifts might be the solution! At ShiftKey, we empower independent Licensed Practical Nurses to bid on LPN roles on a per diem basis from an expansive range of Healthcare Facilities—all based on your personal preferences. Choose when you work, where you work, and decide your own rates.

- Improve work/life balance – No desire to work nights? Need Mondays free? Prefer working occasionally? Not an issue. Use ShiftKey to adjust your work schedule as per your convenience.
- Boost your income – Use ShiftKey to pick up extra shifts whenever you require additional income, even if you're already working elsewhere. Next-day payment through PayCard is available, or opt for weekly direct deposit.
- Find the perfect working environment – PRN shifts open doors to various facilities, offering a diverse working experience.

ShiftKey has collaborated with Stride Health to offer healthcare professionals who use the ShiftKey App access to Stride's comprehensive benefits platform. This includes cost-effective healthcare options such as:

- Health Insurance
- Dental Cover
- Vision Insurance
- Life Insurance

Prerequisites for the Role:

- Completion of high school or a GED.
- A valid LPN license issued by the state of Pennsylvania. 
- Ability to pass a drug test, background verification, and fill out a W9 form.

About the Function:
LPNs like yourself are critical members of a facility's medical squad. Your job is to aid RNs and physicians in ensuring patients are at ease and headed towards recovery. Here's a glance at what your role may entail:

- Administration of medication and treatment, followed by charting and recording.
- Patient surveillance.
- Carrying out specific procedures, for instance, measuring and recording vital signs, weight and height, along with managing other diagnostic tests.
- Consoling and comforting uneasy patients.