ICF LPN

Licensed Practical Nurse ICF Residential Services Are you looking for a nursing role where you can build relationships, provide hands-on support, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities? Valley Community Services Board is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to provide nursing services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities living in two residential group homes. In this role, you'll help support the health and well-being of the individuals we serve while working closely with physicians, Direct Support Professionals, and other members of the support team. This position is a great fit for an LPN who values person-centered care, collaboration, and continuity of care and wants to use their nursing skills in a supportive residential environment. Why Join Valley CSB? We offer benefits designed to support your work, well-being, and future: Starting pay of $26.06 - $38.67 per hour, dependent upon experience.$2, 500 sign-on bonus.$350 monthly retention stipend.Health insurance starting as low as $40 per month for individual coverage, with family and dependent plans available.14 paid holidays.Accrue up to 20 days of paid time off (PTO) per year beginning in your first year, available for use as it is accrued.Participation in the Virginia Retirement System (VRS).Professional development assistance provided at no cost.The opportunity to provide meaningful nursing care to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. What You'll Do As an LPN supporting our residential services, you'll help ensure individuals receive safe, coordinated healthcare while working collaboratively with their healthcare providers and residential support teams. Responsibilities include: Provide nursing services in consultation with psychiatrists, primary care physicians, Direct Support Professionals, and other members of the support team.Assess individuals' physical health status at least quarterly and identify changes or concerns requiring follow-up.Review daily progress notes and documentation related to medications, medical appointments, and medical procedures.Oversee medication administration and the inventory, storage, acquisition, and management of medications, medical supplies, and equipment.Provide medication administration training, guidance, and ongoing support to ICF team members.Work collaboratively with residential staff, healthcare providers, and other partners to support individuals' ongoing healthcare needs.Develop and maintain effective working relationships with team members and external healthcare partners. The Impact You'll Have Consistent, attentive nursing care plays an important role in helping individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities maintain their health, safety, and quality of life. As an LPN, you'll help ensure medical needs are recognized and addressed, medications are managed safely, and residential staff have the nursing guidance and support they need to provide quality care. If you're an LPN looking for meaningful work where you can build relationships and use your nursing skills to make a difference every day, we'd like to hear from you.