Summary: LPNs at Assisted Living facilities play a crucial role in providing daily care and activities for residents. Successful LPNs exhibit kindness, professionalism, and a commitment to ethical practices. Benefits include meaningful work, staff meals, health insurance, career development, and more. Ideal candidates possess a positive attitude, enjoy caregiving, have reliable transportation, and meet basic educational and physical requirements. LPNs are expected to go above and beyond to ensure quality care, build relationships with residents, provide guidance to staff, and prioritize resident safety and well-being. Requirements include a current LPN license and CPR certification.
