Campbell Hall is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to join our nursing team on a per diem basis. If you're a compassionate clinician looking for flexible scheduling and the chance to make a direct difference in residents' lives every shift, we'd like to meet you.

As an LPN, you'll be a core member of our nursing staff, delivering skilled patient care, collaborating with RNs and CNAs, and ensuring our residents receive the attention and clinical oversight they deserve. Your work directly impacts residents' comfort, safety, and quality of life—and their families notice.

What you'll do

Perform and document patient assessments, vital signs, and changes in condition; report findings to the RN or physician promptly
Administer medications and treatments under RN supervision, following facility protocols and New York State scope of practice
Assist with wound care, catheter management, and other nursing procedures as ordered
Collaborate with CNAs and interdisciplinary team members to coordinate daily resident care and comfort
Communicate with families and physicians regarding resident status and care updates
Maintain accurate, timely medical records and nursing documentation
Monitor and respond to resident requests and changes in condition throughout your shift
Support infection control and safety protocols, including proper PPE use and hand hygiene

What you'll bring

Clinical competence and attention to detail in patient assessment and medication administration
Strong communication skills with residents, families, and the care team
Compassion and patience when working with older adults and those with complex medical needs
Reliability and professionalism, even in a flexible per diem role
Ability to manage time and prioritize tasks across a busy shift

Why join us

Per diem flexibility—choose shifts that fit your schedule across days, evenings, and nights
Supportive nursing team that values collaboration and professional growth
Meaningful work caring for residents and families who depend on skilled, compassionate nursing
Opportunities to maintain and expand your clinical skills in a long-term care setting
Safe, clean environment with clear protocols and strong infection control practices

Requirements

Current, active New York State Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) license
High school diploma or GED
Minimum 1 year of nursing experience (clinical setting preferred)
Availability to work flexible shifts including days (7–3), evenings (3–11), and nights (11–7)
Ability to lift and transfer residents (up to 50 lbs with assistance) and stand for extended periods
New York State fingerprint clearance (BCI/DCJS) and background check clearance
Negative tuberculosis (TB) test or proof of immunity within the past 12 months
Compliance with facility vaccination policies, including COVID-19 as per New York State requirements
Negative pre-employment drug screen
Valid photo ID and proof of Social Security number
Ability to communicate clearly in English and document nursing care accurately