A certified Great Place To Work (voted by associates) 8 years in a row!
Benefits-PT CNA
Avibra offers a suite of non-medical benefits, perks, and rewards
Discretionary Scholarship program
Annual performance evaluations/raises
Job highlights-pt CNA
We are looking for outstanding individuals to join the nursing team as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) - Part Time. You will make a difference in the lives of residents by assisting them with their activities of daily living.
Responsibilities-PT CNA
Assisting with the daily care of the residents, including: Personal care, grooming, hygiene, housekeeping, laundering, social interactions, and meals.
Monitoring the resident’s physical and emotional comfort and responding as needed
Documenting completed tasks such as: Daily shift report, resident records and negotiated service agreement
Confidentially communicating clearly to other staff, such as: Urgent needs for the next shift and all concerns to the Health Care Director
Demonstrating the ability to manage assigned tasks within the scheduled shift
Bonus opportunities-PT CNA
Employee referrals
Employee of the month/year
Resident tour (move-in)
Why we should be your “home away from home”
Work environment: Our focus is to maximize the potential of every life we touch. We do this by creating an elegant community where our residents are surrounded by the highest standards of quality of service, environment and care. This includes Holistic Wellness, Gold Leaf Dining standards and vibrant Life Enrichment activities.
Associate support available: Work friend trainer, employee assistance program, crisis care assistance, paid-time-off donations, continuing education opportunities, appreciation/sympathy gifts, family member discount.
Associate growth opportunities : In addition to competitive pay, hundreds of associates are promoted each year! We conduct annual performance evaluations with raises.
Company snapshot: Legend has been a family business for 30 years, and is adding multiple properties each year! Our awards include: Great Place To Work, Best of Senior Living Award, Innovative Programming in Senior Living.
Requirements
Requirements-PT CNA
Required: Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) as required by state regulations
Prefer: Previous experience in a similar role
To learn more about this exciting opportunity, apply today!
Legend Senior Living is a drug free workplace and drug screening will be conducted at the company’s discretion. This position may require the associate to work evenings and weekends as needed.
Neighborhoods+Nurses and professionals in Lawrence choose from a variety of distinct residential pockets. Old West Lawrence offers historic charm, classic architecture, and mature tree-lined streets within easy walking distance of downtown. West Lawrence and Western Hills feature quieter suburban streets, spacious single-family homes, and convenient access to shopping and parks. Pinckney sits conveniently close to the University of Kansas campus, the river, and downtown, making it a popular pick for renters and young professionals. Neighborhoods like Barker cater to regional commuters with quick access to major roads, while Alvamar offers a higher-end residential pocket bordered by golf course fairways. Budget-conscious buyers often explore Lawrence Heights and Sunflower for more attainable entry points into the local market.
Nurses and professionals in Lawrence choose from a variety of distinct residential pockets. Old West Lawrence offers historic charm, classic architecture, and mature tree-lined streets within easy walking distance of downtown.
West Lawrence and Western Hills feature quieter suburban streets, spacious single-family homes, and convenient access to shopping and parks. Pinckney sits conveniently close to the University of Kansas campus, the river, and downtown, making it a popular pick for renters and young professionals.
Neighborhoods like Barker cater to regional commuters with quick access to major roads, while Alvamar offers a higher-end residential pocket bordered by golf course fairways. Budget-conscious buyers often explore Lawrence Heights and Sunflower for more attainable entry points into the local market.
Getting around+Commuting within Lawrence is straightforward, with typical intra-city drive times averaging roughly 16 to 20 minutes from residential neighborhoods to local healthcare and university facilities. Public transit is served by the Lawrence Transit System in coordination with university routes such as KU on Wheels and evening KU SafeRide services. For healthcare staff commuting regionally, the city sits along corridors connecting to Topeka to the west and Johnson County and Kansas City to the east, while smaller nearby communities like Eudora, Baldwin City, and De Soto offer alternative bedroom-community drives. Regional and national air transit runs through Kansas City International Airport, located roughly a 45-minute drive northeast.
Commuting within Lawrence is straightforward, with typical intra-city drive times averaging roughly 16 to 20 minutes from residential neighborhoods to local healthcare and university facilities. Public transit is served by the Lawrence Transit System in coordination with university routes such as KU on Wheels and evening KU SafeRide services.
For healthcare staff commuting regionally, the city sits along corridors connecting to Topeka to the west and Johnson County and Kansas City to the east, while smaller nearby communities like Eudora, Baldwin City, and De Soto offer alternative bedroom-community drives. Regional and national air transit runs through Kansas City International Airport, located roughly a 45-minute drive northeast.
Outdoors+Outdoor enthusiasts head to Clinton State Park and Clinton Lake on the western edge of town for boating, camping, swimming, mountain biking, and hiking trails. Within the city, Prairie Park Nature Center encompasses over 100 acres of wetlands, woodlands, prairie grasslands, and fishing ponds. Locals also frequent the Baker Wetlands for birdwatching and walking, disc golf at Centennial Park, sports recreation at Rock Chalk Park, and seasonal outings to Washington Creek Lavender Farm.
Outdoor enthusiasts head to Clinton State Park and Clinton Lake on the western edge of town for boating, camping, swimming, mountain biking, and hiking trails. Within the city, Prairie Park Nature Center encompasses over 100 acres of wetlands, woodlands, prairie grasslands, and fishing ponds.
Locals also frequent the Baker Wetlands for birdwatching and walking, disc golf at Centennial Park, sports recreation at Rock Chalk Park, and seasonal outings to Washington Creek Lavender Farm.
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 Lawrence
Lawrence stands out as an energetic, culturally progressive college town positioned conveniently between Topeka and the Kansas City metropolitan area. For relocating nurses, daily life is anchored by Massachusetts Street, where historic turn-of-the-century architecture houses independent bookstores, bustling coffee shops, and landmark dining spots like Free State Brewing Company. Typical commutes across town average under twenty minutes, making shift work manageable whether living in historic Old West Lawrence, suburban West Lawrence, or campus-adjacent Pinckney. Days off can be spent exploring the trails at Prairie Park Nature Center, boating on Clinton Lake, or immersing yourself in the fervent KU basketball scene at the Booth Family Hall of Athletics. The town's vibrant civic life shines through beloved community events like the Art Tougeau mobile parade and the equestrian Old Fashioned Christmas Parade. Relocating healthcare professionals must weigh real tradeoffs, however: housing costs are elevated compared to neighboring Topeka, and newcomers must navigate four intense seasons featuring humid summers, brisk winters, and windy storm cycles. Overall, Lawrence provides a tight-knit community with intellectual energy and rich lifestyle amenities.
