Licensed Vocational Nurse - San Diego, United States - Skilled Nursing Professionals

Description

Position:
Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)

Location:
Mission Hills Post Acute near downtown San Diego

Starting Pay:
$70,720-85,280/year depending on experience, level of responsibility and cultural fit.
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Shifts:
AM (6:30am- 3:00pm)

PM (2:30pm-11:00pm)

NOC (10:30pm-7:00am)If you are looking for a new home, we'd invite you to visit Mission Hills Post Acute.

Whether you are a new grad or a seasoned veteran, we'd love to talk to you about the opportunity to make a vital impact.

Our value on "customer second" means we understand the best way to take care of our patients and residents is to care for our staff first so they can turn around and give great care.

Some of the benefits Mission Hills offers are:
A 4-Star, 75 bed facility near downtown San DiegoReferral incentive & wage growth programsCareer growth opportunities for every pathDaily Pay Get your pay when you want itMedical, Dental and Vision benefits, HSA, FSA, Life Insurance401k, PTO/Vacation Accrual, Employee Assistance ProgramWhat we expect:Motivated, consistent presenceA commitment to demonstrating great team workClear communicationA willingness to embrace and exemplify CAPLICO"C" - Customer Second: In order to take great care of our patients, we have to take great care of our staff first

"A" - Accountability:

We bring our whole selves to our positions: willing to admit our mistakes, and to lives the best parts of ourselves"P" - Passion For Learning: We want to learn everything we can about how to take the best care of our patients

"L" - Love One Another:

We make the first move to love one another, through the Employee Emergency Fund ) and beyond

"I" - Intelligent Risk Taking:

If there is an educated risk that may improve patient outcomes, we're willing to give it a try

"C" - Celebration:

We celebrate goals both big and small

"O" - Ownership:

When everyone on the team is encouraged to take ownership of the care that they give, it positively improves their attitude, which affects everyone around them, from teammates to residents

Education/Requirements:
Must possess a current, unencumbered, active license to practice as an LVN in California.
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