Oh, and did we mention an amazing Team Environment?
*Some benefits may vary depending on position and employment status
Minimum Eligibility
Requirements
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN or LVN) with a strong senior living background
Current and active state license in good standing
Previous supervisory or management experience in a related healthcare setting
Ability to build effective relationships with residents, family members, and staff
Strong documentation skills
Proficient in developing systems for monitoring resident health conditions and ensuring efficient and safe delivery of care
Excellent organizational skills and ability to prioritize tasks to accommodate fluctuating resident and facility needs
Professional representation of the facility and a positive demeanor
Experience in training and staff development
Essential Functions
Collaborate with the Administrator in hiring, supervising, evaluating, and providing progressive discipline for all care staff
Develop and monitor work schedules for Caregivers and Nursing staff to ensure optimal staffing levels for quality resident care
Serve as a member of the facility management team and act as Administrator in their absence
Assist with marketing responsibilities and build networks with healthcare community referral sources
Provide training to staff on health-related topics and maintain training records
Act as a role model for professional appearance, communication, and conduct
Oversee the resident assessment process and ensure accurate and updated service plans
Coordinate resident and family care conferences
Serve as a liaison between residents, families, and physicians regarding healthcare issues
Monitor and evaluate changes in resident condition, implement effective interventions, and document accordingly
Perform skilled nursing tasks as per policy and state law
Ensure safe and accurate medication management, maintaining proper documentation and storage
Implement systems to monitor resident health concerns, such as weight and nutrition, skin integrity, mobility, fall management, and challenging behaviors
Maintain an adequate inventory of healthcare supplies and equipment, following facility protocols for purchasing
Monitor the Alert Charting system and review Resident Health Records for compliance and quality standards
Demonstrate courtesy, gentleness, and effective communication techniques when interacting with residents
Provide resident care in a safe and dignified manner, always upholding resident dignity, choice, and respect
Stay updated on current OSHA and state regulations and ensure facility compliance with resident care and nursing functions
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Why You Should Work With Us
As a Sinceri Senior Living company, we are a fun loving, employee-centric community like no other! Maybe that’s why we have been certified by our employees as a Great Place to Work ® for our 7th Year in a row. Create your healthcare career with us and learn about all the career growth opportunities we offer.
Have we sparked your interest yet? Apply online and join our wonderful team. Questions about the application process? Come visit us and our staff will be happy to assist you!
Sinceri Senior living is proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and do not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, veteran status, disability status, or any other applicable characteristics protected by law. Minors must be at least 16 years of age to be employed by Sinceri Senior Living. Candidates submitted by unsolicited 3rd party recruiters will not be considered.
Neighborhoods+Salem is geographically split by the Willamette River. Across the bridges in Polk County, West Salem offers scenic hillside views, a family-oriented suburban feel, and direct access to OR-22. East of the river, South Salem features established, tree-lined hillside streets and proximity to Bush's Pasture Park, while neighboring Sunnyslope and Croisan-Illahe represent upscale enclaves with wooded settings, executive homes, and panoramic views. Downtown provides a walkable, mixed urban core near the Capitol Mall, whereas Faye Wright and Highland offer classic mid-range residential value. Northeast and Southeast Salem provide flat, entry-level grids with the city's highest concentration of rental housing.
Salem is geographically split by the Willamette River. Across the bridges in Polk County, West Salem offers scenic hillside views, a family-oriented suburban feel, and direct access to OR-22. East of the river, South Salem features established, tree-lined hillside streets and proximity to Bush's Pasture Park, while neighboring Sunnyslope and Croisan-Illahe represent upscale enclaves with wooded settings, executive homes, and panoramic views.
Downtown provides a walkable, mixed urban core near the Capitol Mall, whereas Faye Wright and Highland offer classic mid-range residential value. Northeast and Southeast Salem provide flat, entry-level grids with the city's highest concentration of rental housing.
Getting around+Salem sits along Interstate 5 roughly 47 miles south of Portland, serving as a regional hub anchored by Salem Health, the area's largest private healthcare provider. Drivers navigating between West Salem and the central medical or downtown districts rely on two primary river bridges, which can create bottlenecks during peak commuting hours. Regional express buses connect north to Wilsonville for TriMet transfers, while Amtrak's Cascades and Coast Starlight lines provide passenger rail service through the city's central corridor.
Salem sits along Interstate 5 roughly 47 miles south of Portland, serving as a regional hub anchored by Salem Health, the area's largest private healthcare provider. Drivers navigating between West Salem and the central medical or downtown districts rely on two primary river bridges, which can create bottlenecks during peak commuting hours.
Regional express buses connect north to Wilsonville for TriMet transfers, while Amtrak's Cascades and Coast Starlight lines provide passenger rail service through the city's central corridor.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is a major draw in Salem, anchored by Minto-Brown Island Park along the Willamette River, which spans extensive paved and unpaved multi-use trail networks. In the center of town, Bush's Pasture Park provides sprawling botanical gardens, wooded running paths, and historic grounds. Riverfront Park connects directly to downtown and the water, giving residents easy access to waterfront trails, open green lawns, and seasonal community events.
Outdoor recreation is a major draw in Salem, anchored by Minto-Brown Island Park along the Willamette River, which spans extensive paved and unpaved multi-use trail networks. In the center of town, Bush's Pasture Park provides sprawling botanical gardens, wooded running paths, and historic grounds.
Riverfront Park connects directly to downtown and the water, giving residents easy access to waterfront trails, open green lawns, and seasonal community events.
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 Salem
Salem, Oregon, offers relocating healthcare professionals a stable, grounded alternative to the high-density Portland metro area. Anchored by Salem Health—the region's largest private employer—and Oregon's state government campus, the city functions as a self-contained Willamette Valley hub. Life here moves at a steady, practical pace, bounded by the Willamette River and surrounded by regional orchards and vineyards. Nurses looking for a walkable urban lifestyle often settle downtown near Riverfront Park and local dining spots like Basil & Board. Those seeking quiet suburban or scenic environments gravitate toward established neighborhoods in South Salem, the hillside properties of Sunnyslope, or family-oriented subdivisions across the river in West Salem. Outdoor access is exceptional, with expansive running and cycling trails running through Minto-Brown Island Park and Bush's Pasture Park. Tradeoffs exist: peak commute traffic across the two Willamette River bridges requires planning, and those desiring late-night revelry or sprawling transit networks will find Salem quieter than major metropolitan centers. However, for clinicians prioritizing community roots, abundant green space, and manageable regional access, Salem delivers balanced Pacific Northwest living.
