The Village at Summerville is seeking a highly skilled and compassionate Supervisor, RN to provide essential leadership support to help maintain the smooth operation of healthcare unit
Why Choose Us?
Part of PCSC, The Village at Summerville enriches the quality of life for seniors and our team members through the values of Relationships, Teamwork, Service, Excellence, and Stewardship. At our community, we don't just offer a job – we offer a career
What We Offer
Competitive Pay – Above industry average, with opportunities for increases and holiday pay
Comprehensive Benefits Package – Including health, dental, vision insurance, and retirement savings.
Generous Paid Time Off (PTO) – PTO accrued weekly, PTO sellback and donation options
Career Advancement Opportunities – We provide training and professional development to help you grow within the healthcare field
Public Service Loan Forgiveness – As a nonprofit employer, PCSC employees can qualify for this federal program
Additional perks – Employer-Paid Life and Long-Term Disability Insurance, Meals at a reduced price, Employee Educational Assistance and a Referral bonus program
RN Supervisor Key
Responsibilities
Perform rounds at beginning of shift and frequently throughout the shift to assess proper care and condition of the residents
Supervise, train, direct, and assign duties and follow-up as needed
Notify administrative staff of any concerns, as directed
Perform resident care duties as requested and required
Work closely and communicate with residents and families in providing optimal individualized care
Complete required forms and documents in accordance with company policy and state and/or federal regulations
Oversee admission, discharge and transfer of residents
Asses with any emergency in residential and skilled facilities in a professional manner
Perform on call duties and as assigned
RN Supervisor
Requirements
Licensed as a Registered Nurse in the State of South Carolina
Neighborhoods+Summerville offers a distinct divide between master-planned developments and historic districts. Nexton ranks prominently for commuters due to its immediate access to Interstate 26, with neighborhoods like Brighton Park offering modern builds and walkable commercial hubs. Expansive master-planned communities such as Cane Bay Plantation, Summers Corner, and Carnes Crossroads provide extensive neighborhood amenities, though their sheer scale means driving several minutes just to exit onto main roads. In contrast, Historic Old Summerville surrounds Hutchinson Square with established character and century-old homes, while communities like The Ponds, Pine Forest Country Club, and Legend Oaks Plantation appeal to buyers seeking golf, preserved woodlands, or quiet residential enclaves.
Summerville offers a distinct divide between master-planned developments and historic districts. Nexton ranks prominently for commuters due to its immediate access to Interstate 26, with neighborhoods like Brighton Park offering modern builds and walkable commercial hubs.
Expansive master-planned communities such as Cane Bay Plantation, Summers Corner, and Carnes Crossroads provide extensive neighborhood amenities, though their sheer scale means driving several minutes just to exit onto main roads. In contrast, Historic Old Summerville surrounds Hutchinson Square with established character and century-old homes, while communities like The Ponds, Pine Forest Country Club, and Legend Oaks Plantation appeal to buyers seeking golf, preserved woodlands, or quiet residential enclaves.
Getting around+Summerville sits roughly 25 miles northwest of Charleston, meaning hospital workers commuting toward downtown medical centers face a typical drive of 30 to 45 minutes along Interstate 26. Peak shift-change hours bring noticeable delays, particularly where local traffic funnels onto Main Street or along newer access corridors like Nexton Parkway, where single-lane stretches can cause bottlenecks. Shift workers residing deep in expansive developments like Cane Bay must budget extra transit time simply to navigate internal parkways before reaching the interstate. Personal vehicles are essential, as regional transit connections to metropolitan job centers are minimal.
Summerville sits roughly 25 miles northwest of Charleston, meaning hospital workers commuting toward downtown medical centers face a typical drive of 30 to 45 minutes along Interstate 26. Peak shift-change hours bring noticeable delays, particularly where local traffic funnels onto Main Street or along newer access corridors like Nexton Parkway, where single-lane stretches can cause bottlenecks. Shift workers residing deep in expansive developments like Cane Bay must budget extra transit time simply to navigate internal parkways before reaching the interstate.
Personal vehicles are essential, as regional transit connections to metropolitan job centers are minimal.
Outdoors+The crown jewel of local recreation is Azalea Park, a 12-acre downtown sanctuary featuring walking paths, ornamental ponds, tennis courts, and a permanent collection of bronze sculptures that anchor the town's B.I.R.D.S. sculpture tour. Water enthusiasts utilize the Ashley River and the Ashley River Preserve for kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, and fishing beneath moss-draped cypress trees. While inland, Summerville residents enjoy access to South Carolina beaches, with Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms, and Folly Beach all reachable within a 40-to-60-minute drive on days off.
The crown jewel of local recreation is Azalea Park, a 12-acre downtown sanctuary featuring walking paths, ornamental ponds, tennis courts, and a permanent collection of bronze sculptures that anchor the town's B.I.R.D.S. sculpture tour. Water enthusiasts utilize the Ashley River and the Ashley River Preserve for kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, and fishing beneath moss-draped cypress trees.
While inland, Summerville residents enjoy access to South Carolina beaches, with Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms, and Folly Beach all reachable within a 40-to-60-minute drive on days off.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Summerville
Known as the Flowertown in the Pines and the historic birthplace of sweet tea, Summerville provides healthcare professionals with a quiet suburban retreat roughly 25 miles northwest of Charleston. For relocating nurses, the town balances small-town Lowcountry character against the modern comforts of expansive master-planned communities. Historic Old Summerville and Hutchinson Square anchor daily life with locally owned bistros like Oscar's, Saturday farmers markets, and events at the 12-acre Azalea Park. Meanwhile, master-planned developments such as Nexton, Cane Bay Plantation, and Summers Corner offer contemporary housing, neighborhood pools, and miles of integrated walking trails. Commuters traveling to regional healthcare facilities down the Interstate 26 corridor should plan carefully: living in Nexton offers direct highway access, whereas deeper subdivisions add travel time on congested feeder roads like Nexton Parkway and Main Street. Between sweltering summer humidity, active hurricane preparedness, and school rezoning driven by rapid growth, living here involves clear trade-offs, yet its warm community feel and proximity to coastal beaches make it a compelling home base.
