
Director Of Nursing
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Overview
Job Description
Location: Greater Merced AreaSalary: $160,000–$170,000 (DOE) + Bonus Potential
A fast-paced Skilled Nursing & Long-Term Care facility in the greater Merced area is seeking a strong, communicative Director of Nursing (DON) to lead and support a high-performing clinical team.
This is a 4-star facility (Overall Rating) with under 80 beds, offering a dynamic mix of 30–40% short-term rehab (skilled) with the balance in long-term care. Backed by a mid-sized, for-profit organization, you’ll have the support and resources needed to succeed—along with real opportunity for growth.
What We Offer:
- Competitive salary: $160K–$170K (based on experience, flexible for the right candidate)
- Healthcare premiums fully covered for DON + dependents
- Achievable bonus program
- Strong regional clinical & operational support
- Growth-oriented organization with advancement opportunities
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead all nursing operations, ensuring quality care and regulatory compliance
- Supervise, mentor, and develop nursing staff and department leaders
- Drive clinical outcomes, QAPI initiatives, and survey readiness
- Collaborate closely with Administrator and interdisciplinary team
- Maintain staffing, retention, and a positive team culture
Ideal Candidate:
- Active RN license required
- Proven DON or strong ADON experience in SNF/LTC
- Hands-on leader who thrives in a fast-paced, rehab-focused setting
- Strong communicator and team builder
- Results-driven with a focus on quality outcomes and compliance
If you’re a team-first clinical leader ready to step into a supportive, growth-focused environment, we’d love to connect.
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