Location & Practice Overview

This LPN role is based in the Philadelphia area and centers on community-based, in-home support rather than facility-based nursing. Care is delivered in private homes and community settings under Pennsylvania Office of Developmental Programs guidelines, with a focus on individuals receiving In-Home and Community Support services.

Practice Type Community-based developmental services provider
Care Setting Private homes and community environments
Service Model 2:1 enhanced support staffing
Geographic Focus Philadelphia area, Pennsylvania
Regulatory Framework Pennsylvania Chapter 6100 compliance for in-home and community supports

Responsibilities

  • Deliver skilled nursing services according to individualized service plans in a 2:1 home and community support setting, including G-Tube care and administration of oral and enteral medications.
  • Implement behavioral support strategies and manage crises using trauma-informed approaches while maintaining a structured environment that encourages independence.
  • Monitor and document vital signs, behavioral patterns, and health changes through Electronic Visit Verification systems.
  • Collaborate with physicians, behavior specialists, support coordinators, and families; provide hands-on training to Direct Support Professionals on health protocols and medication support.
  • Attend appointments with individuals and ensure continuity of care through accurate reporting and follow-up documentation.

Daily work combines clinical nursing tasks with behavioral observation and person-centered support in non-facility environments.

Qualifications & Requirements

Candidates must hold active Pennsylvania or multi-state LPN licensure and demonstrate hands-on experience with G-Tube care and medication administration in IDD or behavioral health settings.

Licensure
Active Pennsylvania LPN license or Multi-State License
Experience
2–5 years in IDD care, behavioral health, or enhanced support services
Clinical Skills
G-Tube feeding and medication administration experience required
Certifications
CPR/BLS required; NADD or NADSP certification preferred or willingness to obtain
Additional Requirements
Clean background check, drug screen, three professional references, valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and current auto insurance

Compensation & Benefits

Pay is listed at $35 per hour and may vary based on experience and training. Specific benefits beyond the hourly rate are not detailed in the available posting.

  • $35 per hour
  • Full-time, part-time, and per diem options available
  • Supported pathways to earn NADD or NADSP credentials

Schedule & Work Environment

Available Shifts Day: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Night: 8:00 PM – 8:00 AM
Employment Options Full-time, part-time, or per diem
Work Environment Private homes and community settings with 2:1 staffing
Transportation Reliable personal vehicle required for community support and appointments

Patient Population & Clinical Setting

The role supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who have complex behavioral and medical needs requiring enhanced 2:1 care. Services occur in the person’s home and community rather than in congregate facilities.

Population Individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)
Clinical Focus Behavioral health support combined with skilled nursing needs such as G-Tube management
Care Intensity Enhanced 2:1 support for complex needs
Setting Characteristics Person-centered routines in home and community environments

About Isoke Developmental Services LLC

Isoke Developmental Services LLC is a Pennsylvania-enrolled provider of community and in-home supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The organization maintains offices in Cheltenham and Philadelphia and is listed in the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services HCSIS provider directory as offering community participation and in-home and community support services, including enhanced LPN-level rates.

Organization Type LLC providing IDD community and home-based services
Primary Locations Cheltenham, PA and Philadelphia, PA
Service Focus In-home and community supports, including enhanced staffing levels

Frequently Asked Questions

Is NADD or NADSP certification required before starting?
The posting states that candidates should hold or be pursuing NADD or NADSP certification and indicates the employer supports earning these credentials through its programs. Exact timing for obtaining certification should be confirmed with the employer.
Will I work alone or as part of a team in the home?
The role is structured as 2:1 care, meaning the LPN works alongside another staff member (typically a Direct Support Professional) to support the individual.
Are there opportunities for both day and night shifts?
Yes. Both 8:00 AM–8:00 PM day shifts and 8:00 PM–8:00 AM night shifts are listed as available, with full-time, part-time, and per diem scheduling options.
Does this position require travel between multiple homes?
The posting emphasizes support in home and community settings and requires a valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and auto insurance. Specific caseload or multi-site travel details are not specified and should be confirmed with the employer.
What documentation system is used for visits and notes?
Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) is required for monitoring and documenting vital signs, behavioral patterns, and health changes.
Is prior IDD-specific experience mandatory, or is behavioral health experience acceptable?
The posting lists 2–5 years of experience in IDD care, behavioral health, or enhanced support services as the experience requirement, indicating that related behavioral health backgrounds are considered.

LPN - Developmental Disabilities Support in Philadelphia, PA

This community-based LPN position focuses on enhanced 2:1 support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who require both skilled nursing interventions and behavioral stability. Unlike facility or clinic roles, the work occurs in private homes and community environments under Pennsylvania Chapter 6100 standards. The combination of G-Tube management, medication administration, trauma-informed crisis response, and Electronic Visit Verification documentation distinguishes the clinical demands. Candidates with prior IDD or behavioral health experience who prefer 12-hour shifts and flexible employment status will find a clear match for this specialized home-and-community nursing model.

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