Wellness Director

The Pearl at Jamestown

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Eligibility: Executive Nurses & Nurse AdministratorsAdministrative & Consulting NursesDirectors of Nursing

Posted Aug 12 · 2 years of experience

Unit and setting: Assisted Living
License: RN licenseEDUCATION/EXPERIENCE/LICENSURE- CERTIFICATION
Term: Permanent

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License: EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE/LICENSURE- CERTIFICATION
Education: Must be a Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse with an Associate or Bachelor’s degree
Experience: Must have a minimum of 2 years department management experience working with elders or disabled individuals
Experience: Multi-department experience strongly recommended
Experience: Knowledge and experience in Assisted Living industry and Dementia care or Skilled Nursing
Also asks: Must have demonstrated Leadership capabilities
Also asks: Nurse | RN | LPN
Also asks: SKILLS AND ABILITIES
Also asks: Understanding of infection control procedures
Also asks: Demonstrated ability to schedule, orientate and train staff
Also asks: Proficient in using MS Office
Also asks: Understands and able to implement Personalized Service Plans
Also asks: Understands advanced directives and end-of-life care
Also asks: Understands and embraces the assisted living philosophy
Also asks: Understands nursing function in assisted living, quality of care and quality of life objectives

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The Pearl at Jamestown

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You would be walking into The Pearl at Jamestown in Baton Rouge as part of a senior living and assisted living team, not a hospital floor. On the Wellness Nurse/LPN side, the work centers on resident health, medications, and Personalized…

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Overnight LPN/Wellness Nurse shift listed as 6pm to 6am

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The Pearl at Jamestown is seeking an RN/LPN to join their team as a Wellness Director!

The Wellness Director is responsible for providing overall leadership and management of the health and well-being of the residents within the community. Responsibilities include but are not limited to all clinical programs, quality assurance and regulatory compliance; assisting in the training and on-boarding of clinical and care coordinator team members. The Wellness Director is also responsible for assisting and partnering with the Regional Director of Resident Care to provide Medication Care Manager training (in states where allowed.

Requirements

Education/experience/licensure- certification

Nurse | RN | LPN

Must be a Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse with an Associate or Bachelor’s degree

Must have a minimum of 2 years department management experience working with elders or disabled individuals

Must have demonstrated Leadership capabilities

Multi-department experience strongly recommended

Knowledge and experience in Assisted Living industry and Dementia care or Skilled Nursing

Skills and abilities

Nurse | RN | LPN

Understanding of infection control procedures

Demonstrated ability to schedule, orientate and train staff

Proficient in using MS Office

Understands and able to implement Personalized Service Plans

Understands advanced directives and end-of-life care

Understands and embraces the assisted living philosophy

Understands nursing function in assisted living, quality of care and quality of life objectives

What's around it?

In Baton Rouge, LA

Baton Rouge, LAFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 9% below the US average

Median rent: $1,067/mo
Household income: $49,994/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Baton Rouge, LA

NeighborhoodsNurses and young professionals who want to be close to restaurants and errands often look at Capital Heights, Southdowns, the Garden District, Old Goodwood, Kenilworth, and Tara. Downtown is the walkable riverfront option but is mostly rentals (Trulia counted about 70 rental units versus only 6 homes for sale as of June 2026), typically compact apartments; Mid City, a few minutes east, keeps the older-neighborhood feel with historic streets, cottages, local restaurants, and actual houses with yards. South Campus is the LSU/game-day pocket with lower-priced condos; Highland-Perkins is quieter, park-oriented, and known for large four-bedroom houses; Jones Creek is the eastern suburban play—newer ranch homes, easier parking, and more space. Prices generally climb toward LSU and the south; the widest for-sale inventory and lower prices sit farther east. Close-in suburb Central is more owner-occupied subdivision living (about 88.8% owner-occupied, median owner-occupied value around $288,700) with a longer ~29-minute commute than the city proper.

Nurses and young professionals who want to be close to restaurants and errands often look at Capital Heights, Southdowns, the Garden District, Old Goodwood, Kenilworth, and Tara. Downtown is the walkable riverfront option but is mostly rentals (Trulia counted about 70 rental units versus only 6 homes for sale as of June 2026), typically compact apartments; Mid City, a few minutes east, keeps the older-neighborhood feel with historic streets, cottages, local restaurants, and actual houses with yards.

South Campus is the LSU/game-day pocket with lower-priced condos; Highland-Perkins is quieter, park-oriented, and known for large four-bedroom houses; Jones Creek is the eastern suburban play—newer ranch homes, easier parking, and more space. Prices generally climb toward LSU and the south; the widest for-sale inventory and lower prices sit farther east.

Close-in suburb Central is more owner-occupied subdivision living (about 88.8% owner-occupied, median owner-occupied value around $288,700) with a longer ~29-minute commute than the city proper.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: reddit.com Source 2: trulia.com Source 3: magnoliakeyrealty.com

Getting aroundPlan on driving: I-10 and I-12 carry most traffic and both clog at rush hour, and MOVEBR is the major local effort to improve flow and commute reliability. Citywide average commute is cited around 18.4 minutes (U.S. News) to 21.0 minutes, versus about 29 minutes in Central; Baton Rouge proper also has the densest access to hospitals, universities, and downtown jobs. CATS operates 29 fixed-route bus lines in the city—the area's clearest transit option—but daily life is not car-free. Downtown parking is easy midday and tightens during festivals and legislative sessions at the Capitol. If you would cross the Mississippi for work, the I-10 bridge is a quality-of-life issue; local relocation advice is to live on the same side of the river as your job.

Plan on driving: I-10 and I-12 carry most traffic and both clog at rush hour, and MOVEBR is the major local effort to improve flow and commute reliability. Citywide average commute is cited around 18.4 minutes (U.S. News) to 21.0 minutes, versus about 29 minutes in Central; Baton Rouge proper also has the densest access to hospitals, universities, and downtown jobs.

CATS operates 29 fixed-route bus lines in the city—the area's clearest transit option—but daily life is not car-free. Downtown parking is easy midday and tightens during festivals and legislative sessions at the Capitol.

If you would cross the Mississippi for work, the I-10 bridge is a quality-of-life issue; local relocation advice is to live on the same side of the river as your job.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: magnoliakeyrealty.com Source 3: trulia.com Source 4: youtube.com

OutdoorsDowntown's Mississippi levee path fills with joggers and strollers by early evening. BREC parks and BREC's Baton Rouge Zoo are the named local playgrounds for picnics, hiking, and kayak rentals; people also kayak LSU Lakes. The wider pitch is Louisiana as Sportsman's Paradise: year-round hunting, fishing, and golf, plus hiking and biking trails, state parks, and birding (City Park comes up in regional birding roundups). Lakes and woods surround the city, so outdoor life is a real part of the calendar—tempered by long, very hot summers.

Downtown's Mississippi levee path fills with joggers and strollers by early evening. BREC parks and BREC's Baton Rouge Zoo are the named local playgrounds for picnics, hiking, and kayak rentals; people also kayak LSU Lakes.

The wider pitch is Louisiana as Sportsman's Paradise: year-round hunting, fishing, and golf, plus hiking and biking trails, state parks, and birding (City Park comes up in regional birding roundups). Lakes and woods surround the city, so outdoor life is a real part of the calendar—tempered by long, very hot summers.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: trulia.com Source 2: visitbatonrouge.com Source 3: explorelouisiana.com Source 4: unitedvanlines.com

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Baton Rouge is Louisiana's capital and an LSU college town on the Mississippi—the Red Stick—where crawfish boils and Tiger Stadium Saturdays sit beside hospitals, the statehouse, and a downtown revival along the levee. Housing runs below many U.S. metros (median values often cited around $228,000-$275,000), city commutes average about 18-21 minutes, and CATS runs 29 bus lines, but this remains a driving city: I-10 and I-12 clog at rush hour, and anyone crossing the river is told to live on the same side as work. Close-in picks include Southdowns, the Garden District, Mid City, Capital Heights, and Old Goodwood; east and the suburbs (Jones Creek, Central, Zachary, Prairieville) trade walkability for yards, newer ranches, and stronger-rated schools. Budget beyond the mortgage—Louisiana homeowners insurance is among the nation's highest, flood coverage can add $150-$200 a month, and May-October heat indexes of 105-110F can send older-home electric bills to $500-$600. Citywide crime is reported well above average, though zip codes vary sharply. The draw is Juban's jazz brunch, Shaw Center arts, USS Kidd and the Capitol, and a welcoming, food-first culture.

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As of 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: trulia.com Source 3: magnoliakeyrealty.com Source 4: reddit.com Source 5: youtube.com Source 6: extraspace.com Source 7: unitedvanlines.com Source 8: dearyall.net Source 9: explorelouisiana.com

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