Job Details

Become a Senior Advocate Ombudsman and make a meaningful difference in the lives of residents in nursing homes, assisted living, and other long-term care facilities. As a trusted voice, you'll visit with residents, listen to their concerns, and help resolve issues related to quality of care, safety, and dignity.

Role Responsibilities:

• Make regular visits to assigned long-term care facilities
• Build relationships with residents and actively listen to their concerns
• Advocate for residents' rights and work to resolve complaints
• Submit required reports to the local Ombudsman
• Maintain strict confidentiality and accurate case documentation
• Collaborate professionally with facility staff

What We're Looking For:

• Compassionate, patient, and a good listener
• Ability to remain neutral and respectful in sensitive situations
• Willing to complete a state-mandated 2-3 day Ombudsman training

Time Committment:

A one-year commitment of approximately 4 hours per week is required, with flexibility in scheduling visits

Ready to Be a Voice for Vulnerable Seniors?

Apply today to become a Senior Advocate Ombudsman and help protect the rights and dignity of those in long-term care.

Important Note: While we welcome all who are passionate about giving back, this opportunity isn't available for those looking to fulfill court-ordered commuity service hours (pre- or post-conviction).