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Nursing Home · Port Orchard, Washington 98366
On the floor
Who they are
You would step into a Bonaventure Senior Living community in Port Orchard that runs assisted living, memory care, and independent living together.
RN work here centers on assessments, service plans, mentoring staff, talking with families, and keeping the building aligned with state rules—not a hospital bay, but a full caseload of older adults across those neighborhoods. Memory care uses Life Stations, themed activity spaces meant to steady long-term memory and lower anxiety. The company is family-owned and has been putting money into its Northwest footprint, including a $2.5M refresh of flooring, paint, furniture, and common areas at Salmon Creek, Washington, after selling Colorado sites to focus on Oregon and Washington. CNAs at Washington buildings often say the residents are the reason they stay and call the work rewarding even when it is physically hard. At the same time, companywide reviews run low, and understaffing, turnover, and thin management support show up again and again—so you should walk in with clear eyes about pace and backup on the floor.
Why nurses stay
Indeed sits around 2.8/5 across hundreds of reviews, with management the weakest category and pay/benefits near 2.9/5; Glassdoor is about 2.0/5 companywide (Salem ~1.7, Bothell ~1.5). WA CNAs often praise residents and call the work rewarding; many reviews also cite understaffing, high turnover, little management appreciation, and thin training.
The reality check
The first year has a shape: exam, license, first job, base year, then the move. Residency windows and commitments carry fine print worth reading before you sign.
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