RN, Healthcare Nursing, RN Nurse

RN (Finance) at Heritage Hall — The role of a registered nurse is not just about medical care; it's about becoming an extension of family for our residents. Our mission goes beyond passing medications and monitoring vitals. We are committed to providing peace of mind, dignity, and a deep sense of connection for each resident and their loved ones.

“Our family exists to care for yours.”

This isn't just a phrase—it's the guiding principle of everything we do. As a Registered Nurse
, you're more than a caregiver; you become a source of comfort, strength, and emotional support. You help create a nurturing environment where residents feel truly seen and valued—not just as patients but as individuals with rich stories and lives.

Being a Registered Nurse at Heritage Hall is about so much more than clinical tasks. It's about building trust, forming meaningful relationships, and offering compassion in moments when it's needed most. You are the one who listens to their stories, notices the subtle changes, and becomes the constant presence they can rely on. You shape the experience of aging, showing each resident and family member that they are not alone.

In this role, you'll develop profound emotional intelligence, empathy, and resilience—qualities that go beyond nursing and touch the core of what it means to care for others.

• Build trust and form meaningful relationships with residents and their families
• Offer compassion and emotional support during times of need
• Listen to residents' stories and observe subtle changes in condition and behavior
• Provide a constant, reliable presence and advocate for residents' dignity
• Contribute to shaping the experience of aging by creating a nurturing environment
• Demonstrate emotional intelligence, empathy, and resilience in daily care

• Must have ASN or BSN degree from an accredited college
• Must have an active RN license in the state of Virginia
• Experience in long-term care preferred
• Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of individuals
• Ability to read and understand written and oral instructions
• Knowledge of nursing practices and procedures
• Knowledge of laws, regulations, and guidelines governing nursing in a long-term care facility
• Ability to make independent decisions