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Nurse / Compounder
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Per Diem PRN - $45.8* per hour
Nurse / Compounder
#783745
Remote / WFH
Nursa
Job Description
Qualifications
The following qualifications include requirements for LPN licensure and capabilities typically expected by healthcare facilities posting shifts on the Nursa platform:
Complete a state-approved practical nursing educational program (high school diploma or equivalent required for program admission)
Pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX-PN)
Hold a current and unencumbered practical nurse license in the state of practice
Maintain license by fulfilling continuing education requirements
Maintain current Basic Life Support (BLS) or CPR certification as required by facility or role
Keep immunization records up to date, as required by state and facility policies
Pass required federal, state, and local background checks
Demonstrate excellent clinical skills, including the ability to take accurate vital signs, proficiently administer medications, and perform basic medical procedures safely and competently
Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively communicate with patients, families, and the healthcare team
Apply strong organizational and problem-solving skills
Adapt quickly to different healthcare settings, units, teams, patient populations, and workflows
Additional certifications may be required depending on the type of facility, and specific role, including wound care, gerontology, rehabilitation, hospice or palliative care, IV therapy, pharmacology, or long-term care
Complete free background checks: Meet basic facility vetting requirements quickly
About Required LPN License
Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) are in high demand throughout the United States
Benefits
Working as a PRN LPN on the Nursa platform can offer opportunities to pick up shifts in various settings, maintain a flexible schedule, and supplement income while supporting work-life balance
LPNs who pick up shifts with Nursa enjoy more than flexibility—they gain real advantages that make every shift easier and every payday faster
Get paid instantly with Nursa Direct: Access your earnings as soon as your shift is verified
Stay covered with Hooray Health: Explore affordable supplemental coverage for peace of mind between shifts
Train confidently with ShiftReady: Complete facility-required training and skill refreshers before your next assignment
Simplify taxes with Keeper Tax: Automatically track deductions and manage write-offs throughout the year
These benefits are designed to help you take control of your work, your time, and your financial future
Upload your licenses and certifications: Verify your credentials once
Add your payment information: Set up your preferred payout method to get paid fast
Responsibilities
LPNs provide basic nursing care and treatment to patients under the supervision and guidance of nursing supervisors or physicians
With Nursa, practical nurses can work in a variety of settings, including skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), long-term care (LTC) centers, assisted living facilities (ALFs), hospitals, home healthcare services, physicians’ offices, and more
Although specific job duties will vary depending on your working location, the responsibilities of an LPN in any healthcare setting generally include the following:
Monitor patient health by checking vital signs, including pulse rate, blood pressure, and body temperature
Monitor patient diet, intake, and output
Provide basic patient care and comfort, including changing bandages, repositioning, and helping with activities of daily living, such as bathing and eating
Assist patients with mobility, transfers, and positioning
Administer medications as prescribed and as permitted by state licensure and facility policy
Assist with oxygen therapy and monitor oxygen delivery as ordered
Perform or assist with clinical tests, such as phlebotomy duties and urinalysis, as permitted by the state's scope of practice
Administer vaccinations as permitted by state and facility regulations
Remove sutures or staples as permitted by the state's scope of practice
Monitor patients after treatments and document changes in condition
Collect patient information and record medical histories using electronic health/medical record (EHR/EMR) systems, as required
Document patient care and maintain up-to-date health records
Observe and report changes in a patient's condition to registered nurses (RNs), advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), or physicians
Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with privacy requirements
Educate patients and their families on care routines, treatments, and next steps as appropriate
Offer emotional support to patients and their families
Prepare patients for discharge or transfer by completing care tasks, handoff reports, and patient education
Assist in supervising or training certified nursing assistants (CNAs) or nurse aides
Assist with patient transport within or between care areas
Maintain safety standards, including fall prevention practices, proper equipment use, and compliance with facility procedures
Follow hygiene and infection control procedures
Monitor supply levels and assist with inventory management
Show strong attention to detail and observational skills to identify subtle changes in a patient's health
Provide compassionate and reliable care with sensitivity and respect for patients
Work effectively both independently and as part of a team
Manage time effectively to handle multiple tasks and prioritize patient needs
Maintain physical stamina to stand for long periods, bend, stoop, and perform physically demanding tasks such as lifting and moving patients
Job description
Join our growing network of dedicated and experienced licensed practical nurses (LPNs) finding high-paying per diem job opportunities in Juneau, Alaska.
LPNs provide basic nursing care and treatment to patients under the supervision and guidance of nursing supervisors or physicians. With Nursa, practical nurses can work in a variety of settings, including skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), long-term care (LTC) centers, assisted living facilities (ALFs), hospitals, home healthcare services, physicians’ offices, and more.
LPN responsibilities:
Although specific job duties will vary depending on your working location, the responsibilities of an LPN in any healthcare setting generally include the following:
• Monitor patient health by checking vital signs, including pulse rate, blood pressure, and body temperature
• Monitor patient diet, intake, and output
• Provide basic patient care and comfort, including changing bandages, repositioning, and helping with activities of daily living, such as bathing and eating
• Assist patients with mobility, transfers, and positioning
• Administer medications as prescribed and as permitted by state licensure and facility policy
• Assist with oxygen therapy and monitor oxygen delivery as ordered
• Perform or assist with clinical tests, such as phlebotomy duties and urinalysis, as permitted by the state's scope of practice
• Administer vaccinations as permitted by state and facility regulations
• Remove sutures or staples as permitted by the state's scope of practice
• Monitor patients after treatments and document changes in condition
• Collect patient information and record medical histories using electronic health/medical record (EHR/EMR) systems, as required
• Document patient care and maintain up-to-date health records
• Observe and report changes in a patient's condition to registered nurses (RNs), advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), or physicians
• Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with privacy requirements
• Educate patients and their families on care routines, treatments, and next steps as appropriate
• Offer emotional support to patients and their families
• Prepare patients for discharge or transfer by completing care tasks, handoff reports, and patient education
• Assist in supervising or training certified nursing assistants (CNAs) or nurse aides
• Assist with patient transport within or between care areas
• Maintain safety standards, including fall prevention practices, proper equipment use, and compliance with facility procedures
• Follow hygiene and infection control procedures
• Monitor supply levels and assist with inventory management
LPN qualifications:
The following qualifications include requirements for LPN licensure and capabilities typically expected by healthcare facilities posting shifts on the Nursa platform:
• Complete a state-approved practical nursing educational program (high school diploma or equivalent required for program admission)
• Pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX-PN)
• Hold a current and unencumbered practical nurse license in the state of practice
• Maintain license by fulfilling continuing education requirements
• Maintain current Basic Life Support (BLS) or CPR certification as required by facility or role
• Keep immunization records up to date, as required by state and facility policies
• Pass required federal, state, and local background checks
• Demonstrate excellent clinical skills, including the ability to take accurate vital signs, proficiently administer medications, and perform basic medical procedures safely and competently
• Show strong attention to detail and observational skills to identify subtle changes in a patient's health
• Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively communicate with patients, families, and the healthcare team
• Provide compassionate and reliable care with sensitivity and respect for patients
• Work effectively both independently and as part of a team
• Manage time effectively to handle multiple tasks and prioritize patient needs
• Apply strong organizational and problem-solving skills
• Adapt quickly to different healthcare settings, units, teams, patient populations, and workflows
• Maintain physical stamina to stand for long periods, bend, stoop, and perform physically demanding tasks such as lifting and moving patients
• 1+ years of experience as an LPN is preferred for per diem roles, though no minimum experience is required
Additional certifications may be required depending on the type of facility, and specific role, including wound care, gerontology, rehabilitation, hospice or palliative care, IV therapy, pharmacology, or long-term care.
Working as a PRN LPN on the Nursa platform can offer opportunities to pick up shifts in various settings, maintain a flexible schedule, and supplement income while supporting work-life balance.
LPN Benefits:
LPNs who pick up shifts with Nursa enjoy more than flexibility—they gain real advantages that make every shift easier and every payday faster.
• Get paid instantly with Nursa Direct: Access your earnings as soon as your shift is verified.
• Stay covered with Hooray Health: Explore affordable supplemental coverage for peace of mind between shifts.
• Train confidently with ShiftReady: Complete facility-required training and skill refreshers before your next assignment.
• Simplify taxes with Keeper Tax: Automatically track deductions and manage write-offs throughout the year.
These benefits are designed to help you take control of your work, your time, and your financial future.
Get started in minutes:
With Nursa, you decide when, where, and how often you work. Joining takes only a few minutes—no long applications, no staffing agency paperwork.
• Create your free account: Download the app or sign up online.
• Upload your licenses and certifications: Verify your credentials once.
• Complete free background checks: Meet basic facility vetting requirements quickly.
• Add your payment information: Set up your preferred payout method to get paid fast.
• Make your profile stand out: Highlight your nursing experience and skills.
• Request shifts: Browse openings near you and start earning fast.
About Required LPN License
Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) are in high demand throughout the United States. With PRN nursing jobs, LPNs have the luxury of choosing when and where they want to work while earning competitive hourly wages.
About Location:
Juneau, Alaska is the capital city of the state and a beautiful place to travel and live. It is sprawled around the coast of the Gastineau Channel and large mountainous area. It is accessible by boat, plane, or car. The city offers plenty of wildlife sites, glacier viewing, recreational activities, and awe-inspiring professional scenery. Nursing professionals enjoy picking up PRN shifts in Juneau for its pristine beauty and diverse cultures.
Alaska offers unique job opportunities, especially in fields like healthcare and tourism, where you can make a real impact in remote communities. The work can be challenging but rewarding, with the added bonus of experiencing Alaska’s stunning natural beauty and adventurous lifestyle.
The following qualifications include requirements for LPN licensure and capabilities typically expected by healthcare facilities posting shifts on the Nursa platform:
Complete a state-approved practical nursing educational program (high school diploma or equivalent required for program admission)
Pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX-PN)
Hold a current and unencumbered practical nurse license in the state of practice
Maintain license by fulfilling continuing education requirements
Maintain current Basic Life Support (BLS) or CPR certification as required by facility or role
Keep immunization records up to date, as required by state and facility policies
Pass required federal, state, and local background checks
Demonstrate excellent clinical skills, including the ability to take accurate vital signs, proficiently administer medications, and perform basic medical procedures safely and competently
Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively communicate with patients, families, and the healthcare team
Apply strong organizational and problem-solving skills
Adapt quickly to different healthcare settings, units, teams, patient populations, and workflows
Additional certifications may be required depending on the type of facility, and specific role, including wound care, gerontology, rehabilitation, hospice or palliative care, IV therapy, pharmacology, or long-term care
Complete free background checks: Meet basic facility vetting requirements quickly
About Required LPN License
Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) are in high demand throughout the United States
Benefits
Working as a PRN LPN on the Nursa platform can offer opportunities to pick up shifts in various settings, maintain a flexible schedule, and supplement income while supporting work-life balance
LPNs who pick up shifts with Nursa enjoy more than flexibility—they gain real advantages that make every shift easier and every payday faster
Get paid instantly with Nursa Direct: Access your earnings as soon as your shift is verified
Stay covered with Hooray Health: Explore affordable supplemental coverage for peace of mind between shifts
Train confidently with ShiftReady: Complete facility-required training and skill refreshers before your next assignment
Simplify taxes with Keeper Tax: Automatically track deductions and manage write-offs throughout the year
These benefits are designed to help you take control of your work, your time, and your financial future
Upload your licenses and certifications: Verify your credentials once
Add your payment information: Set up your preferred payout method to get paid fast
Responsibilities
LPNs provide basic nursing care and treatment to patients under the supervision and guidance of nursing supervisors or physicians
With Nursa, practical nurses can work in a variety of settings, including skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), long-term care (LTC) centers, assisted living facilities (ALFs), hospitals, home healthcare services, physicians’ offices, and more
Although specific job duties will vary depending on your working location, the responsibilities of an LPN in any healthcare setting generally include the following:
Monitor patient health by checking vital signs, including pulse rate, blood pressure, and body temperature
Monitor patient diet, intake, and output
Provide basic patient care and comfort, including changing bandages, repositioning, and helping with activities of daily living, such as bathing and eating
Assist patients with mobility, transfers, and positioning
Administer medications as prescribed and as permitted by state licensure and facility policy
Assist with oxygen therapy and monitor oxygen delivery as ordered
Perform or assist with clinical tests, such as phlebotomy duties and urinalysis, as permitted by the state's scope of practice
Administer vaccinations as permitted by state and facility regulations
Remove sutures or staples as permitted by the state's scope of practice
Monitor patients after treatments and document changes in condition
Collect patient information and record medical histories using electronic health/medical record (EHR/EMR) systems, as required
Document patient care and maintain up-to-date health records
Observe and report changes in a patient's condition to registered nurses (RNs), advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), or physicians
Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with privacy requirements
Educate patients and their families on care routines, treatments, and next steps as appropriate
Offer emotional support to patients and their families
Prepare patients for discharge or transfer by completing care tasks, handoff reports, and patient education
Assist in supervising or training certified nursing assistants (CNAs) or nurse aides
Assist with patient transport within or between care areas
Maintain safety standards, including fall prevention practices, proper equipment use, and compliance with facility procedures
Follow hygiene and infection control procedures
Monitor supply levels and assist with inventory management
Show strong attention to detail and observational skills to identify subtle changes in a patient's health
Provide compassionate and reliable care with sensitivity and respect for patients
Work effectively both independently and as part of a team
Manage time effectively to handle multiple tasks and prioritize patient needs
Maintain physical stamina to stand for long periods, bend, stoop, and perform physically demanding tasks such as lifting and moving patients
Job description
Join our growing network of dedicated and experienced licensed practical nurses (LPNs) finding high-paying per diem job opportunities in Juneau, Alaska.
LPNs provide basic nursing care and treatment to patients under the supervision and guidance of nursing supervisors or physicians. With Nursa, practical nurses can work in a variety of settings, including skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), long-term care (LTC) centers, assisted living facilities (ALFs), hospitals, home healthcare services, physicians’ offices, and more.
LPN responsibilities:
Although specific job duties will vary depending on your working location, the responsibilities of an LPN in any healthcare setting generally include the following:
• Monitor patient health by checking vital signs, including pulse rate, blood pressure, and body temperature
• Monitor patient diet, intake, and output
• Provide basic patient care and comfort, including changing bandages, repositioning, and helping with activities of daily living, such as bathing and eating
• Assist patients with mobility, transfers, and positioning
• Administer medications as prescribed and as permitted by state licensure and facility policy
• Assist with oxygen therapy and monitor oxygen delivery as ordered
• Perform or assist with clinical tests, such as phlebotomy duties and urinalysis, as permitted by the state's scope of practice
• Administer vaccinations as permitted by state and facility regulations
• Remove sutures or staples as permitted by the state's scope of practice
• Monitor patients after treatments and document changes in condition
• Collect patient information and record medical histories using electronic health/medical record (EHR/EMR) systems, as required
• Document patient care and maintain up-to-date health records
• Observe and report changes in a patient's condition to registered nurses (RNs), advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), or physicians
• Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with privacy requirements
• Educate patients and their families on care routines, treatments, and next steps as appropriate
• Offer emotional support to patients and their families
• Prepare patients for discharge or transfer by completing care tasks, handoff reports, and patient education
• Assist in supervising or training certified nursing assistants (CNAs) or nurse aides
• Assist with patient transport within or between care areas
• Maintain safety standards, including fall prevention practices, proper equipment use, and compliance with facility procedures
• Follow hygiene and infection control procedures
• Monitor supply levels and assist with inventory management
LPN qualifications:
The following qualifications include requirements for LPN licensure and capabilities typically expected by healthcare facilities posting shifts on the Nursa platform:
• Complete a state-approved practical nursing educational program (high school diploma or equivalent required for program admission)
• Pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX-PN)
• Hold a current and unencumbered practical nurse license in the state of practice
• Maintain license by fulfilling continuing education requirements
• Maintain current Basic Life Support (BLS) or CPR certification as required by facility or role
• Keep immunization records up to date, as required by state and facility policies
• Pass required federal, state, and local background checks
• Demonstrate excellent clinical skills, including the ability to take accurate vital signs, proficiently administer medications, and perform basic medical procedures safely and competently
• Show strong attention to detail and observational skills to identify subtle changes in a patient's health
• Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills to effectively communicate with patients, families, and the healthcare team
• Provide compassionate and reliable care with sensitivity and respect for patients
• Work effectively both independently and as part of a team
• Manage time effectively to handle multiple tasks and prioritize patient needs
• Apply strong organizational and problem-solving skills
• Adapt quickly to different healthcare settings, units, teams, patient populations, and workflows
• Maintain physical stamina to stand for long periods, bend, stoop, and perform physically demanding tasks such as lifting and moving patients
• 1+ years of experience as an LPN is preferred for per diem roles, though no minimum experience is required
Additional certifications may be required depending on the type of facility, and specific role, including wound care, gerontology, rehabilitation, hospice or palliative care, IV therapy, pharmacology, or long-term care.
Working as a PRN LPN on the Nursa platform can offer opportunities to pick up shifts in various settings, maintain a flexible schedule, and supplement income while supporting work-life balance.
LPN Benefits:
LPNs who pick up shifts with Nursa enjoy more than flexibility—they gain real advantages that make every shift easier and every payday faster.
• Get paid instantly with Nursa Direct: Access your earnings as soon as your shift is verified.
• Stay covered with Hooray Health: Explore affordable supplemental coverage for peace of mind between shifts.
• Train confidently with ShiftReady: Complete facility-required training and skill refreshers before your next assignment.
• Simplify taxes with Keeper Tax: Automatically track deductions and manage write-offs throughout the year.
These benefits are designed to help you take control of your work, your time, and your financial future.
Get started in minutes:
With Nursa, you decide when, where, and how often you work. Joining takes only a few minutes—no long applications, no staffing agency paperwork.
• Create your free account: Download the app or sign up online.
• Upload your licenses and certifications: Verify your credentials once.
• Complete free background checks: Meet basic facility vetting requirements quickly.
• Add your payment information: Set up your preferred payout method to get paid fast.
• Make your profile stand out: Highlight your nursing experience and skills.
• Request shifts: Browse openings near you and start earning fast.
About Required LPN License
Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) are in high demand throughout the United States. With PRN nursing jobs, LPNs have the luxury of choosing when and where they want to work while earning competitive hourly wages.
About Location:
Juneau, Alaska is the capital city of the state and a beautiful place to travel and live. It is sprawled around the coast of the Gastineau Channel and large mountainous area. It is accessible by boat, plane, or car. The city offers plenty of wildlife sites, glacier viewing, recreational activities, and awe-inspiring professional scenery. Nursing professionals enjoy picking up PRN shifts in Juneau for its pristine beauty and diverse cultures.
Alaska offers unique job opportunities, especially in fields like healthcare and tourism, where you can make a real impact in remote communities. The work can be challenging but rewarding, with the added bonus of experiencing Alaska’s stunning natural beauty and adventurous lifestyle.
