ABOUT THE TREATMENT
LPN Jobs near Queens, NY | Nursing Done Right
If you are a qualified LPN looking for rewarding home care work in the Queens area, your next opportunity is here. Nursing Done Right is actively hiring Licensed Practical Nurses for LPN jobs near Queens, NY. We place nurses like you in consistent, well-matched assignments throughout the borough through Z Best Home Care, a licensed agency with more than 10 years of experience serving New York City and Westchester County. Queens is one of the most diverse and active home care markets in the city, and your skills are in steady demand here year-round. Flexible shifts, competitive pay, and a $500 sign-up bonus are waiting for you.
Call (718) 709-5400 or apply online today. Our Brooklyn office at 8751 18th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11214 serves nurses throughout Queens and the surrounding boroughs. New positions are available now.
Queens-Area Placement
We place LPNs in assignments throughout Queens including Flushing, Jamaica, Astoria, Jackson Heights, and Far Rockaway.
Flexible Shift Options
Day, evening, overnight, and weekend shifts available in 4-, 8-, 10-, and 12-hour blocks to fit your schedule.
Experienced Coordination Team
Over 10 years placing LPNs in quality home care assignments across New York City and Westchester County.
ABOUT THE SERVICE
What Does an LPN Do in a Home Care Setting?
Home care nursing is one of the most personally rewarding paths an LPN can take. Instead of managing a rotating roster of patients in a facility, you work directly with one patient at a time, building a genuine clinical relationship and delivering care that makes a measurable difference in that person’s daily life.
As an LPN in a home care role, your responsibilities include:
- Administering medications including oral, subcutaneous, and intramuscular routes as directed by the care plan
- Monitoring vital signs including blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, and respiration, and reporting changes promptly to the supervising RN or physician
- Providing wound care and dressing changes with consistent, documented technique
- Assisting with daily living activities including mobility support, feeding, and personal hygiene
- Performing procedures such as catheter care, tube feeding, and suctioning as directed
- Documenting all observations, interventions, and patient responses accurately and on the same day as the visit
- Communicating changes in patient condition to the supervising RN in a timely and organized manner
If you are earlier in your career and want to understand what the day-to-day experience of home care nursing actually looks like, our guide for new home care nurses is a useful read before your first assignment.
LOCAL CONTEXT
LPN Jobs near Queens: Why This Borough Is a Strong Market
Queens is the largest borough in New York City by land area and home to over 2.3 million residents spanning neighborhoods as distinct as Flushing, Astoria, Jamaica, Forest Hills, Jackson Heights, Bayside, Richmond Hill, and Far Rockaway. That geographic and demographic diversity creates a home care market unlike any other in the city, one where LPNs can build long, stable careers working with patients from dozens of cultural and linguistic backgrounds across a wide range of clinical presentations.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of licensed practical nurses is projected to grow steadily through 2034, with home health among the fastest-growing segments of that demand. The aging population of Queens, combined with strong long-term care case volume across the borough, means LPN jobs near Queens offer the kind of case consistency and patient relationship depth that facility-based nursing rarely provides.
Queens is also exceptionally well connected by public transit. The 7, E, F, N, W, A, C, and J lines all run through the borough, making it practical for nurses coming from Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, or even parts of Long Island to take assignments in high-demand neighborhoods along Queens Boulevard, Jamaica Avenue, Northern Boulevard, and Hillside Avenue.
According to Glassdoor, there are hundreds of open LPN positions in the Queens area at any given time, with home care roles representing a significant and growing share of that demand.
OUR PROCESS
How We Match LPNs With Cases near Queens
Our process is built to get you placed quickly and in the right assignment, not just the first one available.
- Apply Online
Submit your NYS LPN license, BLS certification, and application through our online form. Our team reviews every submission and follows up promptly.
- Speak With a Coordinator
Once your application is reviewed, you will connect with a member of our placement team to discuss your availability, preferred neighborhoods within Queens and the surrounding area, shift preferences, and clinical experience. We listen first and match second.
- Start Your Assignment
Begin your first assignment in a supported home care environment with access to a supervising RN and a coordination team available throughout your shifts. We are here when you need us.
What you receive throughout your time with us:
- Competitive hourly pay that reflects your clinical experience and case complexity
- $500 sign-up bonus available to all new hires upon meeting initial assignment milestones
- Flexible scheduling across 4-, 8-, 10-, and 12-hour shifts spanning days, evenings, overnights, weekdays, and weekends
- Consistent case assignments that allow you to build meaningful patient relationships over time
- Responsive coordination with a team available to assist with scheduling, patient questions, and documentation support
- Career development through access to complex cases that build your clinical portfolio over time
Building a long-term career in home care takes more than a good first placement. Our guide on developing an LPN career in home care covers what that path looks like for nurses who want to grow in the field.
Ready to get started?
Call (718) 709-5400 to speak with our placement team. We have two offices serving nurses throughout Queens and the surrounding boroughs: 8751 18th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11214 and 1363 Jerome Avenue, Bronx, NY 10452.
WHY CHOOSE US
Why LPNs in the Queens Area Choose Nursing Done Right
We have been placing nurses in quality home care assignments across New York City for more than 10 years. In that time, we have built a reputation with nurses and patients alike for matching well, communicating clearly, and standing behind our nurses in the field.
Queens presents specific advantages for LPNs compared to other boroughs. Long-term cases are common, which means nurses who join our team in this area tend to build stable, consistent schedules with patients they come to know well. The patient diversity across the borough is also a meaningful professional asset. LPNs who work in Queens develop communication skills and clinical adaptability that benefit their entire career.
What every LPN candidate needs:
Active New York State LPN license (required)
Current BLS Certification (required)
Compassionate, patient-focused approach to care
Ability to work independently under the direction of a supervising RN or physician
Prior home care or clinical experience preferred, though recent graduates are welcome to apply
Reliable and punctual with a consistent record of professional conduct in clinical or care settings
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, in several important ways. As an LPN in a home care role, you work one-on-one with a single patient during each shift rather than managing multiple patients at once. You have more autonomy, build deeper patient relationships, and work in the patient’s own environment. For many LPNs, this makes home care more personally rewarding than facility-based work.
Yes, within the limits of case availability. When you speak with our coordinators at our Brooklyn office at 8751 18th Avenue or our Bronx office at 1363 Jerome Avenue, we ask about your preferred areas and try to match you with assignments that fit your commute. We have cases across Queens and the surrounding boroughs, so there is usually flexibility for nurses who have a preferred area.
You will have access to a supervising RN throughout your assignment. If something comes up during a visit that requires clinical guidance, you contact your supervising RN directly. Our coordination team at our Brooklyn and Bronx offices is also available during business hours for scheduling and non-clinical support.
Our model prioritizes consistent, long-term case assignments wherever possible. We believe continuity of care is better for the patient and better for the nurse. Most LPNs placed through our Brooklyn and Bronx offices are put into recurring assignments rather than rotating between multiple short-term cases.
Most assignments use electronic health records through the agency’s approved platform. Your coordinator will walk you through the documentation requirements for your specific assignment during orientation. Same-day submission of visit notes is expected across all cases.
We provide orientation support, access to a supervising RN, and a coordination team responds when you need assistance. New graduates and nurses transitioning from clinical settings are welcome, and we structure intake conversations to make sure your first assignment matches your current experience level.
TAKE ACTION
Apply for LPN Jobs near Queens, NY Today
Nursing Done Right is hiring Licensed Practical Nurses for home care assignments throughout the Queens area. Whether you are an experienced LPN ready for a new opportunity or a recent graduate taking your first step into home care, we have assignments that fit your schedule, your skills, and your goals.
Our office is located at 8751 18th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11214, and is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We serve nurses and patients throughout Queens and all five boroughs.
Ready to Apply Today?
Call (718) 709-5400 · 8751 18th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11214 · 1363 Jerome Avenue, Bronx, NY 10452 · nursingdoneright.com

