Licensed Practical Nurse; LPN – Private Home Care

Ada, MI | 36 hours/week | Weekend Schedule

This isn’t facility-based care.

This isn’t juggling multiple patients per shift.

As a Weekend Home Care LPN, you’ll provide one-on-one, high-quality care in a private home setting. You’ll have the time and focus to deliver thoughtful, hands‑on nursing care — without the chaos of hospital floors or long‑term care ratios.

This is consistent, relationship‑based nursing with a predictable weekend schedule.

• Friday: 8:00am–8:00pm
• Saturday: 8:00am–8:00pm
• Sunday: 8:00am–8:00pm
• 36 hours per week

A set weekend schedule means you know exactly when you’re working — and when you’re off.

• $28/hour + $2/hour weekend differential

Consistent hours. No rotating shifts.

You’ll provide skilled nursing care directly in the home environment, including:

• Assessing patient health status
• Administering medications and treatments as prescribed
• Monitoring vital signs and symptoms
• Educating patients and families on care plans and safety
• Coordinating with physicians and other providers
• Documenting care accurately in the EHR
• Supporting independence, safety, and dignity

This is hands‑on, meaningful care where your presence truly matters.

As part of Health Bar, you’ll have access to:

• Direct access to a clinical provider for you, your spouse, and dependents
• Discounted care through Health Bar’s healthcare network
• Medical insurance (with HSA option)
• Up to 4 weeks PTO
• Unlimited unpaid time off
• Biannual profit sharing
• 401(k)
• Short‑and long‑term disability & life insurance
• Licensure and certification renewal support

You’re an experienced LPN who values relationship‑based care, prefers focused one‑on‑one patient time, and wants a steady weekend schedule without facility‑level stress.

We’d love to welcome everyone — but to practice safely and legally, we do need:

• Graduation from an accredited nursing program
• Active, unrestricted State of Michigan LPN license
• Minimum of 2 years of nursing experience
• BLS certification (American Heart Association or Red Cross) within 90 days of hire

This position requires the ability to provide hands‑on care in a home setting. Duties include standing, walking, bending, reaching, kneeling, lifting, positioning, and assisting with mobility and activities of daily living.

Additional requirements include:

• Ability to lift or carry up to 50 pounds occasionally
• Ability to use proper body mechanics and safety techniques
• Visual and auditory acuity for patient assessment and communication
• Ability to operate clinical tools and computer systems
• Reliable transportation for occasional travel (you will not transport clients)