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Care To Stay Home Spokane is seeking an Executive Director to lead strategic growth and operational excellence across our Spokane region. You will drive client growth, oversee service delivery, and build strong partnerships with healthcare professionals and community organizations to expand our reach.
You will guide and mentor managers, ensure exceptional client experiences from intake to discharge, and maintain accountability across the team while collaborating closely with the owner on growth
Monday–Friday, with evening and weekend flexibility as needed for operational oversight or emergency escalation
Care To Stay Home has served families across the Spokane region for 18 years, helping older adults remain safe, connected, and independent at home. With an established team and a trusted reputation for exceptional care, we are ready to expand our reach.
We are seeking an Executive Director with a proven record of growing a business, leading strong teams, and delivering exceptional client care. This hands‑on role carries direct responsibility for business development, client experience, team performance, and daily operations. Working closely with the owner, you will set priorities, turn strategy into action, and lead the continued growth of our Spokane operation.
You will have a direct voice in how we grow, close collaboration with the owner, and build a stronger organization for clients, caregivers, and families.
We want an enterprising leader who can show us what they have accomplished—and articulate what they are ready to build next. Someone who sees opportunities, takes initiative, follows through, and holds themselves and their team accountable for results.
A bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Administration, Business Administration, Nursing, or a related field is preferred but not required.
Leaders from home care, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, hospice, and home health are encouraged to apply. Licensed Nursing Home Administrators are welcome, especially those who have led census growth and developed strong community partnerships. An LNHA license is not required.