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Licensed Vocational Nurse. Job in San Angelo Gr8Jobs

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Job Description Job Description Licensed Vocational Nurse San Angelo, TX Join a mission-driven team providing compassionate care to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This residential facility in West Texas offers a supportive environment where dignity and person-centered care are the priority.
What You'll Do:
As an LVN , you'll provide hands-on nursing care, assist with medications, perform health assessments, support vaccination/testing efforts, and document all care activities. You'll work closely with a clinical team to follow individualized care plans.
What We're Looking For:
️ Active Texas LVN/LPN license ️ 2+ years' experience in acute care, LTC, public health, or clinic settings preferred ️ Behavioral health or dual-diagnosis experience is a plus ️ CPR (AHA), photo ID, recent PPD, and
COVID-19
card (if applicable) ️ Must pass drug screen, background check & FBI fingerprinting
Schedule:
Mon-Fri first 4 weeks, then rotating; every 3rd weekend off 40 hours/week All onboarding must be completed before start Contact today for more details. If you or someone you know is interested in learning more, please contact:
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SNA offers global talent access solutions across Healthcare, Medical Device, Construction/Engineering, Government & Critical Infrastructure.
Contracting Vehicles:
GSA 621i VA FSS (36F79725D0171) GSA 738x (GS-02F-0022W) GACBuy (TS06-25) SeaPort-NxG (N00178-12-D-6954)
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