Nurse recruitment · Licenses and leadership

LPN recruitment in Florida.

LPNs are the backbone of long-term care and the license Florida is shortest on. Soko recruits LPNs onto the employer’s own staff, matched on setting, shift, and commute.

For facilities

For employers hiring LPNs

Florida’s projected LPN shortfall nearly doubles by 2035, and it lands hardest on skilled nursing and assisted living. Soko’s network is built for exactly these openings: charge LPNs, medication nurses, home health visit nurses, and clinic LPNs, reviewed by a registered nurse before an introduction.

  • Charge and floor LPNs for skilled nursing and rehab
  • Assisted living medication and resident care LPNs
  • Home health, hospice, clinic, and hospital LPNs
Request nurses

For nurses

For LPNs

Tell us your setting, your shift, your commute, and the pay you are looking for. We bring LPN roles that fit, full-time or part-time, and we tell you what we learn about the building first.

  • Skilled nursing, assisted living, home health, hospice, clinics, and hospitals
  • Days, evenings, nights, and weekends you agree to
  • Direct hire, full-time or part-time
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How Soko works

How Soko recruits LPNs.

Soko Nurse Network

A growing, private, referral-built community of nurses that Soko curates. Your opening goes to our own network first, not a job-board posting.

Reviewed by a registered nurse

Soko was founded by a registered nurse. Every candidate is reviewed for units, patient loads, and fit with the role before an introduction.

Soko Match

Every opening and every nurse is captured on the same details: license, setting, units, shift, and location. Requests are scored the moment they arrive, so the strongest matches move first.

Which settings hire the most LPNs?

Skilled nursing and assisted living first, then home health, hospice, clinics, and some hospitals.

Do you recruit new-graduate LPNs?

Some facilities do hire new graduates. Tell us your situation and we are honest about which openings fit.

Can an LPN move into leadership?

Yes. Unit manager, MDS, and assisted living wellness director roles often go to experienced LPNs.