```htmlAboutThe Overlook – A Century‑Old Legacy of Compassionate CareThe Overlook is a nationally recognized, non‑profit senior‑living organization headquartered on a beautiful 450‑acre campus in Charlton, Massachusetts.
Since 1911, we have proudly delivered a full continuum of care—including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home health, hospice, and palliative services—to more than 1,500 residents and patients.
Our campus features 221 independent‑living residences, a 14‑suite memory‑care village, a 112‑bed skilled‑nursing facility, expansive nature trails, a dog park, on‑site fitness center, and a growing “Village Center” that will soon host boutique retail, locally sourced dining, a brewery, and an events space.
With approximately 600 dedicated team members, The Overlook blends historic values of service, dignity, and community with innovative, person‑centered care models.Why Join Our Remote CNA Scholarship Program?In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, skilled, compassionate caregivers are more essential than ever.
The Overlook’s Remote Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Scholarship Program offers an unprecedented launchpad for individuals who are passionate about senior care but may lack formal medical experience.
You will receive:• Fully funded tuition for a state‑approved CNA certification program.• A guaranteed full‑time position for a minimum of 18 months, allowing you to apply what you learn in real‑time.• Competitive compensation, comprehensive health benefits from day one, and a 401(k) match.• Professional development pathways that can lead to Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Registered Nurse (RN), or leadership roles within The Overlook network.• Flexible scheduling on a 2nd‑shift (Afternoon/Evening) schedule, perfect for those balancing school, family, or other commitments.This program is not just a job; it is a career‑building partnership that invests in you, your education, and your future.Key Responsibilities – What Your Day Will Look LikeAs a Remote CNA stationed at The Overlook, you will be the frontline champion of resident well‑being, delivering hands‑on, respectful, and person‑centered care.
Your duties will include, but are not limited to:• Assisting with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) : Bathing, grooming, oral hygiene, dressing, toileting, and ambulation, always preserving resident dignity.• Meal Support : Assisting residents during meals, ensuring safe swallowing, providing encouragement, and monitoring nutritional intake.• Vital Sign Monitoring : Accurately measuring blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiration, weight, and height, then documenting findings in electronic health records.• Documentation & Communication : Recording care activities, changes in condition, and resident preferences; communicating observations to licensed nurses and interdisciplinary team members.• Equipment Management : Assisting residents with mobility aids, oxygen devices, and other therapeutic equipment, ensuring proper usage and safety.• Plan of Care Execution : Following individualized care plans under the supervision of a registered nurse, contributing to continuous quality improvement.• Resident Advocacy : Listening attentively to resident needs, promoting autonomy, and acting as a compassionate advocate for each individual’s preferences.• Team Collaboration : Participating in shift hand‑offs, interdisciplinary meetings, and training sessions to foster a cohesive care environment.Essential Qualifications – The Foundations You NeedWe are looking for candidates who demonstrate genuine compassion, a strong desire to serve older adults, and a commitment to personal and professional growth.
All applicants must meet the following baseline criteria:• Be a high school graduate or equivalent (GED accepted).• Possess a clean criminal background and provide professional references with no adverse findings.• Demonstrate a genuine interest in caregiving and a desire to work with senior residents and their families.• Commit to a full‑time, 32‑hour, 2nd‑shift schedule for at least 18 months after certification.• Be eligible to enroll in a Massachusetts‑approved CNA training program and successfully complete certification requirements.• Have reliable internet connectivity and a suitable home workspace for remote documentation and virtual training sessions.• Display strong communication skills, basic computer literacy, and the ability to follow written and verbal instructions accurately.Preferred Qualifications – What Sets You ApartCandidates who bring any of the following additional attributes will be strongly considered for accelerated advancement opportunities:• Previous experience in a customer‑service, hospitality, or volunteer role that highlights empathy and teamwork.• Basic knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, or prior exposure to healthcare settings (e.g., internships, shadowing).• Fluency in a second language, especially Spanish, to better serve