LPN Full-time

Remote Field Clinical Specialist (LPN or RN – Wisconsin Licensed)

Must reside in the state of Wisconsin
Full-Time | Schedule: 10 Days On / 4 Days Off
Salary: $100,000–$105,000 per year (based on experience)
Remote Role with State Travel as Needed

Our Mission: To Enhance the Human Spirit

At Charter Senior Living, we are passionate about enriching the lives of our residents and employees alike. We believe in compassionate leadership, clinical excellence, and a culture where every associate can grow into a rewarding career — not just a job.

We’re seeking a Remote Field Clinical Specialist (LPN or RN) licensed in Wisconsin to join our dedicated team. This position supports multiple Charter Senior Living communities across the state, ensuring consistent quality of care, compliance, and clinical excellence.

If you’re a nurse leader with an analytical eye, a collaborative spirit, and a heart for seniors — this is your opportunity to make a difference at scale.

Our Core Values

  • Serve with Heart

  • Serve with Purpose

  • Serve with Courage

  • Have Fun While Serving

Position Summary: Remote Field Clinical Specialist

The Field Clinical Specialist plays a vital role in ensuring quality resident care across multiple communities. This leadership position conducts on-site visits, compliance audits, and clinical assessments, working closely with community teams and executive leadership.
You will be the bridge between operations, care teams, and leadership—driving best practices, mentoring clinical staff, and ensuring residents thrive in a safe and supportive environment.

Key Responsibilities

  • Conduct site visits and clinical audits to ensure compliance with state regulations, Charter policies, and best practices

  • Provide on-site coaching, mentoring, and training to nursing and caregiving teams

  • Oversee and support community clinical operations, including documentation systems and care delivery

  • Collaborate with community leadership to assess resident needs, appropriate levels of care, and overall service quality

  • Identify areas for improvement, develop action plans, and monitor implementation for sustained success

  • Partner closely with the VP of Health & Wellness, Regional Directors, and Operations Teams to maintain clinical excellence across all assigned communities

  • Ensure compassionate, person-centered care aligned with Charter Senior Living’s mission

Qualifications

Licensure: Current LPN or RN license in Wisconsin (Required)
Experience: Minimum 2–3 years of leadership experience in assisted living, senior living, or healthcare management
Skills: Excellent communication, documentation, and regulatory compliance knowledge
Personal Traits: Self-motivated, detail-oriented, professional, and passionate about senior care
Travel: Ability to travel regionally across Wisconsin as needed for community visits

What We Offer

  • Competitive Salary: $100,000–$105,000 per year (based on experience)

  • Flexible Schedule: 10 Days On / 4 Days Off

  • Get Paid Today with ZayZoon!

  • FREE Medical Insurance Plan (for eligible employees)

  • Paid Training, Paid Time Off, and Holiday Pay

  • Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, and more

  • Perfect Attendance Bonus – up to $100 per month

  • Referral Bonus Program

  • Career Growth Opportunities in a Nationally Growing Organization

  • Supportive, Family-Oriented Culture

What Our Team Says

“It truly feels like a family at Charter.”
“Leadership listens and cares — it’s more than a workplace, it’s a mission.”
“Charter means what they say: they put people first and truly enhance the human spirit.”
“We have fun while serving — and our residents make every day meaningful.”

Join a Mission-Driven Clinical Leadership Team

If you’re a Wisconsin-licensed LPN or RN ready to lead with compassion, ensure clinical excellence, and make an impact across multiple senior living communities — apply today to join Charter Senior Living and help us continue to enhance the human spirit.


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