LPN Full-time
Townview Health and Rehabilitation Center

LPN 2~16 hr shifts and 1~8 hr shift

Townview Health and Rehabilitation Center Canonsburg, PA, US

LPN day/afternoon 2~16 hr shifts and 1~8 hr shift

Have you heard about our increased sign on bonuses? Please call and find out more!

Here at TownView we take great care of our employees so that we can provide excellent care to our residents.

We currently have full-time day/ afternoon  2~16 hr shifts and 1~8 hr shift LPN openings.

We offer excellent pay rate and benefits and a great working environment.

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Please contact us at 724-916-2547 to schedule an interview or apply below.

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