Night Shift Nursing Supervisor (LPN/RN)

Montgomery Village, MD - Sunrise at Montgomery Village; Montgomery Village (MD); On-site; USD 28,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plans

Dental plans

Vision plans

Life insurance

Disability insurance

Retirement plan

Employee discount program

PTO and holidays

myFlexPay

Tuition reimbursement

Bonuses

Job summary

Sunrise Senior Living in Montgomery Village, MD is seeking a Night Supervisor (RN/LPN) to lead overnight clinical care and protect resident safety. You will monitor resident health, respond to changes, supervise caregivers and medication staff, and ensure accurate documentation and regulatory compliance.

The role emphasizes strong assessment and delegation skills, coordination with physicians and families, and proximity to residents’ needs during the night shift.

Qualifications

• Active RN or LPN license in good standing.
• Graduate of approved nursing program.
• 1+ year experience in senior care or clinical setting.
• Strong assessment, delegation, and documentation skills.

Responsibilities

• Monitor resident health and respond to condition changes.
• Evaluate and document falls, incidents, and emergencies.
• Supervise caregivers and medication staff.
• Manage attendance, staffing gaps, and shift assignments.
• Oversee medication administration and narcotic counts.
• Transcribe physician orders and update Service Plans.
• Ensure documentation meets regulatory standards.
• Serve as liaison with physicians, pharmacy, and families.

Skills

Assessment

Delegation

Documentation

Education

RN/LPN license

Nursing program graduate

Job description

Sunrise Senior Living in Montgomery Village, MD is seeking a Night Supervisor (RN/LPN) to lead overnight clinical care and protect resident safety. You will monitor resident health, respond to changes, supervise caregivers and medication staff, and ensure accurate documentation and regulatory compliance.

The role emphasizes strong assessment and delegation skills, coordination with physicians and families, and proximity to residents’ needs during the night shift.