SKILLED NURSING
licensed healthcare facilities that offer round-the-clock nursing care for frail elders and individuals with disabilities
SHORT STAY REHAB
therapy for medically complex individuals recovering from surgery, illness or an accident
MEMORY CARE
care for residents with Alzheimer’s, dementia and other types of memory problems
Why work in long term care?
Life is all about the connections you make with other people. In long term care, you will be enriching the lives of others, who will enrich yours as well.
Certified Nurse Aides (CNAs)
Certified Nursing Assistants are a vital part of senior living communities. CNAs fulfill the most hands-on role in providing resident care.
Nursing
Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and Registered Nurses (RNs) provide residents with necessary medical treatments. Both require professional degrees.
Administration
Administrators in senior living communities are responsible for overseeing the daily operations of the facility and ensuring high quality care is provided while meeting all state and federal regulations.
Social Services
In collaboration with health care professionals, social services personnel advocate for patients, help new residents and their loved ones adjust and provide support with all aspects of care.
Therapy
Therapists and related staff members work one-on-one with residents to help them regain strength and body movement as well as reduce pain.
Activities
Activities directors and staff add a little fun to residential life. They direct and assist with recreational activities to ensure that activity programs exist which encourage residents to lead full and challenging lives.
Support Services
It takes many hands to ensure life runs smoothly in a senior care community. Laundry, maintenance, housekeeping and dietary staff members all play vital roles.