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AMN Healthcare · Lombard, ILTravel

Licensed Practical Nurse - Home Health

TypeFull time
Assignment13 weeks
Shift8h · Days
PostedOct 28
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓An active Illinois nursing license and BLS certification are required
Pay for this position
$1,514 – $1,592/wk
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓An active Illinois nursing license and BLS certification are required
New Illinois home health contracts paying $1,500+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Email me new Home Health jobs in Illinois paying $1,500+/wk
Weekly verified job links and pay changes. Free, no account needed, unsubscribe anytime.

Full employer posting

Travel Home Health Nurse jobs in Lombard, IL let you provide compassionate, high-quality care to patients directly in their homes. You will assess health needs, administer medications and treatments, monitor progress, and educate patients and families to promote independence and well-being. An active Illinois nursing license and BLS certification are required.

Recent home health experience and familiarity with OASIS documentation are preferred. Lombard, IL offers a welcoming suburban community with charming parks, local shops, and easy access to Chicago’s vibrant cultural and dining scene. With AMN Healthcare, you receive excellent compensation, discounts and perks, support from dedicated recruiters and clinical teams, and access to the AMN Passport app for 24/7 career assistance.

AMN Healthcare is publicly traded, ensuring high ethical standards. Apply now to join this Travel Home Health Nurse assignment in Lombard, IL.

About the role

Travel Home Health Nurse jobs in Lombard, IL let you provide compassionate, high-quality care to patients directly in their homes. You will assess health needs, administer medications and treatments, monitor progress, and educate patients and families to promote independence and well-being.