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WELLNESS NURSE
Full-time
Schedule: Tuesday - Saturday ~ 8am - 4pm or 6am - 5pm
Make a difference by providing great care and love for our treasured residents
At MorningStar Senior Living, we talk a lot about culture. In fact, we rather obsess about it. For without a transformative culture, we cannot begin to elevate and celebrate the lives of our resident-heroes and be ourselves changed for the good in the process. So, we seek great hearts, other people like us, who care and want to do work that matters. We select people like us who believe that the most satisfying life is one that is outward-bound and rooted in servant-leadership.
JOB SUMMARY
The Wellness Nurse must exhibit genuine interest in residents and show patience and understanding while working with residents, families and visitors. This position assesses health, functional and psychosocial status of residents, initiates individualized service plans, proactively manages care and services for each resident, evaluates effectiveness and maximizes the resident’s opportunity to remain in the assisted living environment. The Wellness Nurse oversees and promotes the residents’ health and wellness through regular visits with each resident, resident assessments, and ongoing communication with the resident care team.
BENEFITS
- Health Insurance offerings such as medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Other Insurance offerings such as life, disability, accident, and critical illness insurance
- 401k plan with matching
- HSA options
- Employee assistance programs
- Paid sick, vacation and birthday!
- Career development programs and opportunity for advancement
- Charitable and philanthropic opportunities
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Free shift meal!
POSITION OVERVIEW
- Meet with each resident on a regular basis to provide health and wellness checks and answer any health-related questions.
- Review the resident’s medical report prior to move-in to ensure that MorningStar can provide for the resident’s individual needs and that regulatory requirements have been fulfilled.
- Order medications and oversees the resident’s medication schedule for residents receiving medication administration services.
- Ensure that all medications prescribed are available by auditing the medication records and cart twice weekly.
- Verify the shift change MAR audit and Narcotic count twice weekly.
- Ensure proper documentation for medication assistance administration.
- Monitor the medication administration record for holes and completion of all required documentation weekly and report any discrepancy to the Wellness Director.
- Perform duties in accordance with established methods and techniques and in conformance with recognized standards.
- Assist the Wellness Director by monitoring med passes by the MCM.
- Maintain ongoing communication with the resident, resident’s family and physician regarding the resident’s medical needs.
- Coordinate additional health services the resident may need.
- On call duties for staffing & scheduling and work as MCM when other MCMs are not available. Provide coverage of the position in cases of emergency to ensure medication assistance is provided.
- Review changes in resident conditions with the Wellness Director, Executive Director and resident’s physician.
- Ensure all infection control guidelines are met.
- Maintain residents’ health care files. Document per MorningStar standards.
- Facilitate OSHA training and assist employees with OSHA compliance.
- Oversee and assist with training regarding resident’s health and wellness.
- Assist residents and Wellness Director by performing duties in caring for residents in the community, working under the supervision of the Wellness Director.
- Assist in transporting, bathing, and dressing residents when necessary. Comb hair, clean teeth, care for nails, provide assistance to bathroom, and assist with feeding residents when needed.
- Under the direction of the Wellness Director, assist with resident assessments and negotiated service plans.
- Provide safety, comfort, and well-being to our residents.
- Direct supervision of caregiving and coordination of health care needs within the community.
- Other duties as assigned or requested.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Demonstration of our Core Values: Love, Kindness, Honesty, Goodness, Fairness, Respect.
- License/Certification: Current Nursing License issued by appropriate state licensing agency and must have a First Aid certificate as required.
- Education/Experience: Prefer a minimum of 2 years' experience working with the elderly in an assisted living, skilled nursing or hospital environment. Basic typing skills along with a working knowledge of personal computing and word processing software.
- Continuing Education: As required by law and attend in-service educations within the community.
- Job Knowledge: Knowledge of procedures and techniques involved in providing resident care services. Understanding of standard techniques and procedures used in providing personal services for resident and in caring for equipment and supplies. Good understanding of basis of universal precautions to avoid infection of residents and self or contamination of equipment and supplies.
- Other: Must have the ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, procurement manuals, etc. must have good communication skills and must be able to effectively communicate in English and understand and follow written and oral direction. Provide maximum resident-care services within limits defined by delegated tasks. Must show good judgement in recognizing symptoms indicative of resident’s change in condition.
Team members who are scheduled to work 24 or more hours per week are eligible for benefits, families of said team members will also be eligible.
EEO
Equal Opportunity Employer
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Who's Hiring
- Walgreens137

- Palm Beach Tan58

- Brookdale Senior Living52

- YMCA40

- Monarch Communities34

Top Industries Hiring
- Healthcare & Medical Services10
- Education4
- Marketing & Advertising2
- Government & Public Sector2
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in chief wellness officer jobs.
- Master's degree in public health, organizational psychology, or a related field
- 7 or more years of experience designing and leading employee wellness programs
- Certified Wellness Program Manager or similar recognized wellness certification
- Demonstrated experience building mental health and resilience strategies at scale
- Proficiency in wellness platform technology and benefits administration systems
- Strong executive communication and cross-functional stakeholder management skills
Tips for Your Chief Wellness Officer Job Search
Quantify wellness program outcomes on your resume
Hiring committees for chief wellness officer roles want to see measurable results, not just program names. Replace vague descriptions with outcomes like participation rates, biometric improvements, or reductions in absenteeism your initiatives produced.
Highlight cross-functional leadership in your materials
Chief wellness officers work across HR, benefits, clinical, and executive teams. Your resume and cover letter should name the specific departments you partnered with and what those collaborations delivered, not just that you led a team.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists chief wellness officer openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings by organizational size and sector
A chief wellness officer role at a 200-person tech company and one at a 50,000-employee hospital system require different experiences. Filter your search by industry and employee headcount so you apply where your background actually aligns.
Prepare a case study for your interview presentation
Many chief wellness officer final-round interviews require a 30-60 day plan or a live program proposal. Build a reusable case study from a past initiative you led so you can customize and present it quickly when asked.
Negotiate scope alongside compensation
Chief wellness officer offers often leave reporting structure, budget authority, and staffing levels undefined. Before accepting, clarify whether you will have direct reports, a dedicated budget, and executive access, because those factors determine whether you can actually do the job.
Chief Wellness Officer Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most chief wellness officers?
Walgreens, Palm Beach Tan, and Brookdale Senior Living are hiring the most chief wellness officers right now, with openings concentrated in Florida, Texas, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Healthcare systems, large insurers, and universities consistently account for the highest volume of active openings.
How many chief wellness officer jobs are remote?
About 15% of chief wellness officer openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with remote arrangements most common in roles focused on digital wellness program design, mental health strategy, and benefits consulting. Positions that require on-site clinical oversight or direct employee engagement tend to be in-person or hybrid.
How do you become a chief wellness officer?
Start with a graduate degree in public health, organizational psychology, or health administration, then build direct experience running employee wellness or occupational health programs. Earn a recognized wellness certification to validate your expertise. Progress through senior program management or HR leadership roles where you have budget authority and cross-functional responsibility before pursuing a C-suite wellness title.
Can you get hired as a chief wellness officer with little experience?
Moving into a chief wellness officer role with limited experience is difficult because most employers expect demonstrated program leadership, not just wellness knowledge. A practical path is to take a wellness director or senior program manager role first, build a portfolio of initiatives with measurable outcomes, and earn a recognized certification. Some smaller organizations or startups hire candidates earlier if they show strong strategic and communication skills alongside relevant credentials.
What does the chief wellness officer interview process look like?
The process typically begins with an HR screen, followed by interviews with the CHRO, CFO, or CEO depending on the organization's structure. Finalists are often asked to present a wellness strategy, a program proposal, or a first-year plan to a panel that includes senior leadership and sometimes the benefits team. Reference checks for this level are thorough and often include direct conversations with former executives or board members.
Where can I find and apply to chief wellness officer jobs?
You can find and apply to chief wellness officer jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the roles available, find the ones that match your background and goals, and apply directly to each listing that fits.
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