Living Branches is hiring! If you’re looking for a career in a friendly, welcoming place where you can make a difference, visit our open house on Thursday, May 25 at Dock Woods from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. We’re hiring nurses, CNAs, servers, medication technicians, and more. We encourage you to schedule an interview in advance by clicking here, but you are also welcome to drop in at your convenience.
Full-time, part-time, and student positions are available at all three campuses in a wide range of positions including: RN, LPN, CNA, housekeeper, cook, wait staff, maintenance, office team, driver, and more. No matter your interest, we probably have an opportunity to suit you!
Build a health care career at Living Branches. Through our certified nursing assistant (CNA) training program, you’ll receive the training and hands-on experience necessary to get your CNA license. Click below for more details, and how to earn while you learn.
At Living Branches, we recognize the importance of investing in staff members who are devoted to our mission and core values. When you come to work at Living Branches, you’re not just accepting a job offer, you’re opening the door to a lifelong career.
Nursing Scholarship Program
This is a great benefit to assist Living Branches employees in the pursuit of their nursing career goals by becoming an LPN, RN, or attaining a bachelor’s degree in nursing. This benefit can help anyone – full-time, part-time, or seasonal employees – to work toward their career goals in nursing. Employees can apply several years in a row as long as they are currently in an approved nursing program.
Educational Assistance Program
Living Branches has an Educational Assistance Program available to regular full-time and regular part-time employees. Under the current program, eligible regular full-time employees will be reimbursed for eligible expenses up to $3,000 per calendar year and eligible regular part-time employees will be reimbursed for eligible expenses up to $1,500 per calendar year.
Mentor Program
Living Branches will begin a new mentor program in 2022 to help new employee adjust to the changes that come with a new position. The mentors connect with the new employee to let them know what to expect, answer questions, give guidance, and invite them to lunch. Their role is to guide, support, motivate, inspire, and help their new teammates. We want new employees to have a great experience in their first weeks and months at Living Branches.
Full-time, part-time, and student positions are available at all three campuses in a wide range of positions including: RN, LPN, CNA, housekeeper, cook, wait staff, maintenance, office team, driver, and more. No matter your interest, we probably have an opportunity to suit you!
If you ask any of our staff members about our mission and core values, you’ll see faces that light up with passion and commitment. You’ll likely hear personal accounts of how our mission provides a fulfilling purpose to the work they do.
And while it’s always wonderful to hear our staff members talk about their connection to our mission and core values, it’s even more inspiring to see them live that commitment in their daily interactions with residents. The words of our mission are brought to life with every act of kindness, with every enthusiastic idea for a new community activity, and with every shared moment of togetherness.
A few staff persons share how they work with meaning…
Although I currently work primarily as a waitress, I am also a Certified Nursing Assistant – and sometimes, I’m able to use those skills to help out at Dock Woods. One of my favorite things to do is to help people find new friends. Just recently, I introduced a new resident to another wonderful lady in the dining room, and they really hit it off. I enjoy seeing people come together – and I love playing a role in making that happen.
We get a lot of great feedback on how clean Dock Woods is – and we are happy to play a role in the pride residents take in the beauty of their home. We also support a wide range of events, and it’s always fantastic to see the residents come to the event and not have to worry about logistics at all. They can just pull up a chair and enjoy each other – and it’s very rewarding to witness that on a regular basis.
I also find joy in serving as a cheerleader for my teams. There’s a lot of repetition in what we do every day, and I believe that helping promote an atmosphere of thanks and recognition helps people feel good about what they’re doing.
Real Staff Share Why Living Branches
is the Best Place to Work
A Day in
the Life
