Full-Time
LPN – Internal Medicine
Updated on 8/12/2026
VillageMD
1,001-5,000 employees
Delivers local primary care via platform
Compensation Overview
$33.99 - $42.50/hr
Yonkers, NY, USA
In Person
Bachelor's
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- Graduate of an LPN school program.
- Hold current licensure as a Licensed Practical Nurse in the state of Connecticut.
- Be Basic Life Support certified upon hire.
- Complete the competency skill checklist within the first three months.
- Introduce yourself to patients while escorting them into exam rooms.
- Prepare patients for examinations and procedures.
- Explain treatment procedures, medications, diets, and physician instructions to patients.
- Administer medications, including injections and intravenous therapy as needed, within the scope of licensure.
- Provide basic patient care and treatments, including dressing wounds, performing catheterizations, and applying compresses.
- Collect, label, and accurately process specimens.
- Clean and prepare medical treatment rooms for patient visits.
- Assemble and use equipment appropriate to the specific medical practice.
- Schedule follow-up appointments for patients as needed.
- Communicate delays effectively when necessary.
- Enter patient information into the computer accurately and promptly.
- Manage the physician's desktop accurately, promptly, and efficiently.
- Provide clerical support, including making appointments, booking procedures, obtaining pre-authorizations, and answering telephones.
- Manage medical inventory and order supplies based on par levels.
- Work under the supervision of the physician or Registered Nurse.
- IV and/or phlebotomy skills are highly preferred.
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Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$491M
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois
Founded
2013
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Harbor Health bought 32 VillageMD Texas clinics in September 2025, validating asset demand.
- VillageMD's AJMC study found quarterly high-risk visits reduced hospitalizations across 1,300 patients.
- Sycamore completed Walgreens' 2025 buyout, giving VillageMD strategic reset and ownership clarity.
What critics are saying
- Walgreens closed roughly 60 underperforming VillageMD clinics in 2025, signaling weak unit economics.
- Walgreens exited Florida in March 2024 and reportedly pursued Village Medical sales in 2025.
- VillageMD's cash burn and restructuring pressures invite breakups, fire-sale pricing, or Chapter 11 by 2027.
What makes VillageMD unique
- VillageMD combines primary, urgent, and multi-specialty care across 700 locations in 26 markets.
- Its co-located Walgreens model links neighborhood clinics, pharmacies, and patient access.
- VillageMD Research Institute publishes outcomes studies, reinforcing its value-based care pitch.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Growth & Insights and Company News
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↑ 0%Austin, Texas-based Harbor Health, a primary and specialty care clinic group and insurance company, announced it is acquiring 32 clinics from VillageMD.
Walgreens Boots Alliance-backed healthcare clinic chain VillageMD is reportedly working with advisers to explore a sale, restructuring or other options. This move comes after Walgreens CEO Tim Wentworth said during a January earnings call that the company plans to divest VillageMD, Bloomberg reported Wednesday (Feb. 12). A Walgreens spokesperson told Bloomberg that Walgreens “is continuing to work toward executing its stated goal of securing an endpoint for its investment in VillageMD, consistent with Walgreens’ turnaround strategy.”
VillageMD promotes President and COO Jim Murray to interim CEO upon the departure of co-founder Tim Barry.
Tim Barry is leaving as chief executive officer of VillageMD, the clinic operator that has cost. [+] majority owner Walgreens billions of dollars in financial losses, the Chicago-based company confirmed Wednesday, November 27. Earlier this year, Walgreens Boots Alliance said it may sell its entire stake in VillageMD, which has already cost the drugstore giant billions of dollars, the drugstore giant has disclosed in the last year. Walgreens Boots AllianceTim Barry is leaving as chief executive officer of VillageMD, the clinic operator that has cost its majority owner, Walgreens Boots Alliance, billions of dollars in losses.VillageMD confirmed Wednesday afternoon in a statement that Barry “has stepped down as CEO and Board Chair.” Barry founded VillageMD in 2013, but the Chicago-based company has since struggled to fill its clinics attached to Walgreens with patients and has scaled back dramatically on the expansion of doctor practices it manages and Village Medical clinics the company opened attached to Walgreens.“The Board has appointed VillageMD Chief Operations Officer Jim Murray to serve as Interim Chief Executive Officer,” VillageMD said in its brief statement. “Effective immediately, Murray assumes day-to-day leadership responsibilities to ensure a smooth transition and continuity of care. VillageMD reaffirms its commitment to providing high-quality, accessible health care services for individuals and communities across the United States.”Walgreens earlier this year said it was looking to reduce its investment in VillageMD after billions of dollars in losses and the need to focus on more profitable ventures to turn around the drugstore chain.Reached for a comment Wednesday afternoon, Walgreens said the company looks “forward to continuing to partner with Jim Murray as he assumes day-to-day leadership responsibilities.”Murray joined VillageMD in April
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