Thank you for your interest in learning about job opportunities in today's nursing and rehabilitation centers. Thousands of employees across Illinois have chosen to work in this profession because of the growing opportunities in healthcare. Employment in this profession will provide you with an exciting work environment, competitive wages and benefits, and, perhaps most importantly, the chance to make a meaningful difference in people's lives. Below are descriptions of the many rewarding positions in long term care. To send an email to have potential nursing home employers contact you about job opportunities, please click on: I Want To Be a Hero!

Activities Coordinators

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Nursing homes focus not only on the residents' medical needs, but also their quality of life needs. These facilities have great opportunities for individuals interested in planning rewarding activities for the residents, including programs with children, pets, and community members. No special training is needed prior to employment.

Administration Positions

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Perhaps one of the most undiscovered and valuable career areas in today's nursing homes is the opportunity to be a true manager with a purpose. Administrative positions offer individuals the opportunity to oversee staff members, manage resources, and develop sound leadership skills.

Food Service

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One of the most important parts of the residents' days is their enjoyment of their meals! Nursing homes offer many positions for those persons interested in food and dietary services.

Laundry / Housekeeping / Maintenance

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Some of the most dedicated nursing home employees can be found in the laundry, housekeeping, and maintenance departments. Nursing homes have many positions available for persons who are interested in keeping the residents' clothing clean, their rooms neat, and their surroundings safe and in working order.

Nursing Assistants

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Certified nursing assistants provide much of the day-to-day, hands-on care giving to the residents. Certified nursing assistants need no special training prior to employment -- only the desire to make a difference in someone's life. Once you are hired, the nursing home will pay for the state-required certification course.

Nursing Positions

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At the heart of a nursing home is the provision of quality nursing care. Nursing homes across Illinois have many wonderful positions for registered nurses and licensed practical nurses.

Rehabilitation Therapy

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Nursing homes are dedicated to helping residents achieve their highest level of functional independence. There are a variety of job opportunities available for physical, occupational, and speech therapists, along with rehabilitation and therapy aides.

Social Services

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Helping residents deal with psychological and emotional issues through group sessions and one-on-one contact is the goal of the social services department. In addition, these professionals assist residents in tapping into community resources that can make their transition to nursing home life much easier.

We are very interested in helping you achieve your personal and professional ambitions through job opportunities at our Illinois nursing facilities. Working in long term care is a truly rewarding endeavor. We wish you all the best with your future career plans.