Director of Nursing

apartment New Perspective location_onLake Zurich, IL 60047, US

Why New Perspective Senior Living?

A career with a purpose starts here!

This is an exciting time to join New Perspective. We are a growing company serving over 4,000 seniors today with a goal of reaching 10,000. Our growth is creating energy, excitement, and the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others. We have a culture of servant leadership and collaboration that supports each team member’s personal and professional development. At New Perspective you’re not just an employee, you are a valued member of our team.

Are you a passionate Registered Nurse with a strong background in clinical care and management? Join our team at New Perspective Senior Living as the Director of Nursing (Health & Wellness Director) for our Assisted Living and Memory Care communities!

Position Overview:

As the Director of Nursing, you’ll lead our team of licensed nurses and caregivers, ensuring the highest quality of care for our residents. You will be responsible for managing nursing operations, including team training, resident care coordination, and fostering positive relationships with residents, families, physicians, and third-party vendors.

Key Responsibilities:

Provide leadership and direction to the nursing team
Oversee all nursing operations and quality of care
Conduct resident assessments and coordinate care plans
Collaborate with families, physicians, and external providers
Train and delegate responsibilities to team members
Champion excellent hospitality and customer service

What We're Looking For:

Active Registered Nurse license in good standing
Experience leading others
Proficiency in using various electronic devices and software
Experience working with older adults in senior living (preferred)
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Problem-solving abilities with a focus on resident care
Strong multitasking and organizational skills

Why Join Us?

At New Perspective Senior Living, we value our team members and offer a supportive, rewarding work environment. In addition to a meaningful career, you’ll enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes:

Medical, Dental, & Vision Insurance
401(k) with Company Match
Paid Time Off and Holidays
Company-Paid Life Insurance & Long-Term Disability
Education Assistance – Up to $5,000 per year!
Leadership Development & Career Advancement
Real-Time Access to Earned Wages
Referral Bonuses and more!

Ready to Make a Difference?

If you’re a skilled and compassionate nurse ready to take on a leadership role, we want to hear from you! Apply today and join our mission to provide exceptional care and services to our residents.

*Benefits vary by full-time, part-time, and PRN status.

New Perspective is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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