RN - Unit Manager
Company : Post Acute Partners
Location : Lancaster, NY, 14086
Job Type : Full Time
Date Posted : 11 January 2026
Salary
Pay: $74,100 - $103,935 / YearOverview
Local Opportunity. Big Impact.
Explore a Clinical Career with Purpose at Elderwood at Lancaster
Maximize Your Earnings:
- Full-Time - RN - Unit Manager roles available
- Long Term Care Unit and Subacute
New RN - Unit Manager Pay Rates:
- Starting at $74,100/yearly
- Experienced RNs can earn even more!
Available RN - Unit Manager Shifts:
- Days: 6:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Why Choose Elderwood at Lancaster:
- Competitive Compensation Programs + Incentives
- 401K with Employer Match
- PTO & Holiday Package
- Full Suite of Health Benefits
- Tuition Reimbursement Programs
- Employee Referral Bonus
Join a Team That values mutual respect and accountability:
- At Elderwood at Lancaster, we’re looking for kind, collaborative, and dedicated RNs to provide personal and compassionate care in a supportive team environment. Whether you're starting your career or bringing years of experience, you'll find opportunity, stability, and growth here.
Apply Today. We’re ready when you are.
RN - Unit Manager Position Overview:
- The Unit Manager is responsible for the nursing services and oversight of social programming for all residents on his/her assigned unit for a twenty-four (24) hour basis; involves communication with physicians, families, co-workers and other health care professionals, management and evaluation of nursing staff performance, hiring, and the termination of staff. This individual is responsible for nursing care reporting, documentation planning, implementation and evaluation.
Responsibilities
RN - Unit Manager
- Assure responsibility for the development, implementation, and evaluation of a residents’ nursing care plan, and the coordination of the interdisciplinary goals and approaches to the needs or health care problems of residents.
- Ensure the unit and environment is maintained in good order for the well being of staff and residents.
- Attend all meetings and required or preferred in-service training as requested by the Administrator and Director of Nursing.
- Generate and develop ideas, which improve the quality of care for residents or increase job productivity and satisfaction.
- Encourage involvement and recognize staff for making exceptional contributions.
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Qualifications
RN - Unit Manager
- Possession of a state license in applicable state you are performing work and current registration to practice as a Registered Professional Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse
- Minimum of two (2) years nursing experience and at least one (1) year of experience in a nursing leadership role
- Interest or experience in geriatrics
- Current BLS/CPR
- Experience with dementia population desirable
- This position requires regular interaction with residents, coworkers, visitors, and/or supervisors. In order to ensure a safe work environment for residents, coworkers, visitors, and/or supervisors of the Company, and to permit unfettered communication between the employee and those residents, coworkers, visitors, and supervisors, this position requires that the employee be able to read, write, speak, and understand the English language at an intermediate or more advanced level.
EOE Statement
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Frequently asked questions
Lancaster, NY, has a steady demand for experienced RN - Unit Managers, especially in long-term care. Competition is moderate, with many facilities seeking candidates skilled in geriatric care and dementia management, making it essential to highlight leadership and clinical expertise when applying.
RN Unit Managers in Lancaster often navigate the complexities of managing nursing teams while addressing the specific health needs of an aging population. Challenges include coordinating interdisciplinary care, adhering to regional healthcare regulations, and fostering a supportive atmosphere amid staffing fluctuations.
Effective communication, strong leadership, and deep knowledge of nursing care plans distinguish top Rn - Unit managers. Additionally, proficiency in staff evaluation, conflict resolution, and understanding dementia care nuances greatly enhance team performance and patient outcomes.
Starting as an Rn - Unit manager opens pathways toward director of nursing or clinical operations roles. Gaining experience in multi-unit management and care coordination can lead to higher executive positions within healthcare organizations, especially in elder care settings.
Post Acute Partners emphasizes ongoing development through tuition reimbursement and in-service training, ensuring RN Unit Managers enhance clinical and leadership capabilities. Their culture values collaboration, offering employees resources to expand expertise and advance in nursing management careers.
Post Acute Partners combines competitive pay with comprehensive benefits like 401k matching and employee referral bonuses. Their focus on mutual respect and accountability creates a unique environment fostering both personal and professional fulfillment for RN Unit Managers.
RN - Unit Managers in Lancaster typically earn between $74,100 and $103,935 annually. Pay scales reflect experience levels and certifications, with additional incentives potentially available through employer programs, making it a financially rewarding role in the nursing management field.
Beyond the mandatory state RN license, certifications such as BLS/CPR and geriatric nursing credentials enhance candidacy. Employers in Lancaster often value experience with dementia care, reflecting the local long-term care demographics and regulatory expectations.
Daily tasks include supervising nursing staff, coordinating resident care plans, liaising with physicians and families, and ensuring unit safety and compliance with healthcare standards. Effective time management and problem-solving are crucial to maintaining high-quality patient care.