Assisted Living Nurse Supervisor

ST. ANN'S Home

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Eligibility: Geriatrics

Posted Jul 28

Unit and setting: Long Term Care
License: RN licenseLPN or RN license
Term: Permanent

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Against similar roles: Below most Michigan staff postingsMichigan staff postings that state pay run $30/hr to $55/hr, the middle half $35/hr to $52/hr, across 385 postings.

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401(k)
401(k) matching
403(b)
403(b) matching
Continuing education credits
Dental insurance

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Disability insurance
Employee assistance program
Financial planning services
Flexible spending account
Free parking
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Referral program
Tuition reimbursement
Vision insurance

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Join a Mission-Driven Community

At St. Ann's, our top priority is to provide a loving and spiritual community where older adults can live lives of caring and wholeness inspired by our Carmelite foundation of fraternity, service, and prayer.

We are seeking a compassionate and experienced Nurse Supervisor to assist in leading clinical operations within our Assisted Living community. This leadership role is ideal for a nurse who is passionate about resident-centered care, team development, and clinical excellence.

Position Summary

The Nurse Supervisor is responsible for overseeing daily clinical operations, ensuring regulatory compliance, supporting staff development, and delivering exceptional care to residents. Working closely with the Nurse Manager, Director of Resident Life, physicians, and interdisciplinary partners, the Nurse Supervisor plays a critical role in maintaining the highest standards of quality and service.

What's around it?

In Grand Rapids, MI

Grand Rapids, MIFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 5% below the US average

Median rent: $1,266/mo
Household income: $69,108/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Grand Rapids, MI

NeighborhoodsNurses and other downtown/Medical Mile workers often look first at Heritage Hill, East Hills, Eastown, Midtown, and Fulton Heights—historic, in-city pockets locals describe as generally north of Wealthy and south of Fulton—plus Creston and Alger Heights. Eastown is the pricier walkable in-city choice (one 2026 family guide put median home price at $248,925) with colleges and cultural events; Fulton Heights mixes historic homes, markets, and gardens around $180,800. More attainable in-city options in that same snapshot were Alger Heights ($136,233), Creston-Cheshire ($150,367, murals and green space), and West Grand ($137,400, downtown access). Healthcare staff commonly prioritize US-131 or I-196 access so the Medical Mile stay under about 20 minutes. Premium suburbs repeatedly named are East Grand Rapids (Gaslight Village, Reed’s Lake, A+ schools) and Forest Hills (picket-fence character, A+ schools).

Nurses and other downtown/Medical Mile workers often look first at Heritage Hill, East Hills, Eastown, Midtown, and Fulton Heights—historic, in-city pockets locals describe as generally north of Wealthy and south of Fulton—plus Creston and Alger Heights. Eastown is the pricier walkable in-city choice (one 2026 family guide put median home price at $248,925) with colleges and cultural events; Fulton Heights mixes historic homes, markets, and gardens around $180,800. More attainable in-city options in that same snapshot were Alger Heights ($136,233), Creston-Cheshire ($150,367, murals and green space), and West Grand ($137,400, downtown access).

Healthcare staff commonly prioritize US-131 or I-196 access so the Medical Mile stay under about 20 minutes. Premium suburbs repeatedly named are East Grand Rapids (Gaslight Village, Reed’s Lake, A+ schools) and Forest Hills (picket-fence character, A+ schools).

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: bracehomes.com Source 2: extraspace.com Source 3: facebook.com Source 4: reddit.com Source 5: niche.com

Getting aroundMetro drives are routinely described as 15–20 minutes, with US-131 running north–south and I-196 east–west into downtown and the Medical Mile; healthcare workers often choose homes that keep that highway hop under 20 minutes. The Rapid bus exists but is characterized as limited, so a car is the default especially outside the core. Crossing town is still treated as easy by mid-size-city standards, and parking is not portrayed as a second job the way it is in larger metros. Walkability varies sharply by neighborhood—East Grand Rapids and Eastown vs. car-dependent suburban tracts.

Metro drives are routinely described as 15–20 minutes, with US-131 running north–south and I-196 east–west into downtown and the Medical Mile; healthcare workers often choose homes that keep that highway hop under 20 minutes. The Rapid bus exists but is characterized as limited, so a car is the default especially outside the core.

Crossing town is still treated as easy by mid-size-city standards, and parking is not portrayed as a second job the way it is in larger metros. Walkability varies sharply by neighborhood—East Grand Rapids and Eastown vs. car-dependent suburban tracts.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: bracehomes.com Source 2: marketgrandrapids.com Source 3: youtube.com

OutdoorsFrederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park (1000 East Beltline Ave NE) is the all-day outdoor/indoor staple: Japanese Garden, Children’s Garden with a three-section treehouse and Great Lakes water play, Michigan Farm Garden, sculpture walk (including Leonardo da Vinci’s Horse), tropical conservatory, amphitheater concerts, plus seasonal butterflies, cherry blossoms, holiday trees, mums, and giant pumpkins. East Grand Rapids’ Reed’s Lake is used for fishing, swimming, boating, and wake surfing. The Grand River runs through downtown; John Ball Zoo hosts events such as the Lantern Festival. Lake Michigan’s shore is about 30 minutes west, with parks, trails, rivers, and forests filling the rest of the year; fall farm stops such as Dunneback & Girls Farm show up on the seasonal calendar.

Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park (1000 East Beltline Ave NE) is the all-day outdoor/indoor staple: Japanese Garden, Children’s Garden with a three-section treehouse and Great Lakes water play, Michigan Farm Garden, sculpture walk (including Leonardo da Vinci’s Horse), tropical conservatory, amphitheater concerts, plus seasonal butterflies, cherry blossoms, holiday trees, mums, and giant pumpkins. East Grand Rapids’ Reed’s Lake is used for fishing, swimming, boating, and wake surfing.

The Grand River runs through downtown; John Ball Zoo hosts events such as the Lantern Festival. Lake Michigan’s shore is about 30 minutes west, with parks, trails, rivers, and forests filling the rest of the year; fall farm stops such as Dunneback & Girls Farm show up on the seasonal calendar.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: grkids.com Source 2: niche.com Source 3: marketgrandrapids.com Source 4: youtube.com Source 5: experiencegr.com Source 6: facebook.com

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Living in Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids is a mid-size river city of roughly 200,000 (metro over 1.1 million) that punches above its weight: Beer City USA, a Top-20 foodie reputation, Medical Mile jobs, and 15–20 minute drives on US-131 and I-196. City median home prices hovered near $280,000 in early 2026, with in-town family pockets from the mid-$100ks (Alger Heights, West Grand, Creston) to Eastown near $250k; East Grand Rapids and Forest Hills are the A+ school suburbs, with Gaslight Village and Reed’s Lake. Nurses usually want a car—the bus is limited—and housing in Heritage Hill, East Hills, and Fulton Heights is competitive. Between shifts, life is Meijer Gardens, John Ball Zoo, Griffins hockey at Van Andel Arena, ArtPrize, riverfront shows at Acrisure Amphitheater, and Lake Michigan about 30 minutes west. Honest tradeoffs: long cloudy snowy winters, nightlife that mainly hums Thursday–Saturday, a smaller airport, and prices and traffic that have risen with the city’s popularity.

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Sources

As of 2026Source 1: bracehomes.com Source 2: extraspace.com Source 3: niche.com Source 4: marketgrandrapids.com Source 5: youtube.com Source 6: experiencegr.com Source 7: grkids.com

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Grand Rapids, MIFrom Census ACS 2024.