Caregiver or CNA

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) / Caregiver – 12-Hour Shifts Assisted Living Community | Flexible & Night Shift Opportunities Now Hiring 6:15PM – 6:15AM and 6:15AM-6:15PM Flexible PRN CNA/Caregiver: 12-hour shifts available Perfect for someone who prefers fewer workdays, longer shifts, or wants extra hours around another job or school schedule. Make a Meaningful Difference Every Shift Are you a compassionate and dependable caregiver who enjoys helping others feel safe, comfortable, and valued? In this role, you’ll provide hands‑on care and daily support to residents while building relationships that truly matter. At Charter Senior Living, our mission is To Enhance the Human Spirit — for both our residents and our team members. We focus on teamwork, respect, and creating a positive environment where you can grow your career. Why Join Our Team Flexible scheduling options Get paid today with ZayZoon Free medical insurance plan available Paid training, PTO & holiday pay Medical, dental & vision insurance options Perfect attendance bonus (up to $100/month) Referral bonus program Career growth opportunities Supportive leadership team Family-friendly workplace Your Role As a CNA/Caregiver, you are a primary support provider for residents in Assisted Living and Memory Care. Responsibilities Assist with activities of daily living (bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting) Support safe mobility and transfers Observe and report changes in resident condition Follow care plans and document services provided Provide companionship and emotional support Work collaboratively with nurses and care team This is relationship-based care — you’ll have time to connect with residents, not just complete tasks. Qualifications CNA certification preferred (caregiver experience considered) Ability to work 12-hour shifts Compassionate, reliable, and team-oriented Interest in working with older adults What Our Team Members Say

• It truly feels like a family here.”
• The residents become part of your life.”
• You’re supported and appreciated.”