Company Description
A LITTLE ABOUT US:
Cambrian Homecare, LLC (part of the Dungarvin family of companies) has been providing compassionate, flexible, and personalized in-home care since 1996, helping individuals of all ages; including seniors and persons with developmental disabilities; live independently and with dignity in the comfort of their own homes. Our work is rooted in community, reliability, and meaningful human connection.
At Cambrian, every team member contributes to a culture of support and respect. We partner with caregivers, families, hospitals, and community organizations to deliver tailored care plans and build relationships that truly matter. While no workplace is perfect, many people who work here highlight the sense of purpose, teamwork, and flexibility they experience as part of the Cambrian community.
In this role, you'll lead clinical oversight for Cambrian's skilled nursing respite program, supporting nurses, strengthening care quality, and helping ensure compliance with California regulations. You'll work closely with nursing staff, clients, and healthcare partners while guiding clinical practices, improving documentation, and making a meaningful difference in the care provided to individuals with developmental disabilities.
WE OFFER:
- Compensation: $125,000 annually
- Work Environment: Primarily onsite in Long Beach, CA, with occasional visits to client homes as needed.
- Team Culture: A supportive, collaborative environment focused on clinical excellence, accountability, teamwork, and person-centered care.
- Work Schedule: Monday-Friday, typically 8:00 AM-5:00 PM PST.
- On-Call: Clinical on-call availability is required as needed.
- Retirement Plan: Employees may participate in a 401(k) retirement savings plan.
- Time Away: Paid time off (PTO).
- Insurance & Health: Medical, dental, vision, and other insurance benefits, subject to plan availability and eligibility.
Job Description
The Director of Nursing provides clinical leadership and oversight for Cambrian Homecare's skilled nursing respite program, supporting individuals with developmental disabilities who receive nursing services in their homes. Working closely with operational leadership, this role helps ensure nursing services meet California regulatory requirements, clinical standards, and individual care needs.
This position focuses on supporting and overseeing field nurses, reviewing clinical documentation, monitoring care quality, and ensuring the program remains compliant and prepared for regulatory review. You'll partner with nursing staff and operational leadership to address clinical questions, strengthen documentation practices, resolve concerns, and promote consistent, high-quality care.
WHAT YOU WILL DO:
- Clinical Leadership & Nurse Support: Provide clinical oversight and guidance to field RNs and LVNs, independently evaluate clinical situations, answer clinical questions, support professional accountability, and address performance concerns when needed. Partner with operational leadership to resolve clinical concerns and support appropriate care delivery.
- Clinical Documentation & Quality Assurance: Review, develop, update, and maintain individualized plans of care, physician orders, medication profiles, nursing assessments, and other clinical records to ensure documentation is complete, accurate, and compliant with applicable regulatory requirements.
- Regulatory Compliance & Survey Readiness: Help maintain compliance with California Title 22 regulations, applicable state and federal requirements, and company policies. Monitor records and practices to support ongoing readiness for regulatory reviews.
- Care Coordination & Clinical Oversight: Support appropriate admissions, transfers, discharges, assessments, and care planning. Coordinate with physicians, clients, families, payers, and other healthcare partners to support continuity of care.
- Staff Development & Performance Management: Provide clinical guidance to field nurses, address performance concerns when necessary, and reinforce clinical standards and expectations. Build productive relationships with nursing staff while promoting accountability and quality care
Qualifications
MUST HAVE:
- Education & Experience: Meet at least one of the following qualification pathways:
- A bachelor's degree or higher in nursing or a health-related field, at least three years of nursing experience within the last five years in a home health agency, clinic, or healthcare facility, and at least one year of supervisory experience; or
- At least four years of experience in home-based healthcare or a healthcare facility, including at least one year of supervisory experience.
- Licensure: Graduate of an accredited school of nursing and maintain an active, clear California Registered Nurse (RN) license in good standing.
- Leadership Experience: At least one year of supervisory experience.
- Transportation & Field Requirements: Valid driver's license, dependable insured transportation, and the ability and willingness to independently conduct nursing assessments, supervisory visits, and clinical oversight activities in client homes throughout Los Angeles County.
- Health & Safety Requirements: Current CPR certification, required TB clearance, and the ability to meet applicable health and physical requirements of the role, including lifting, bending, squatting, and transferring clients as required.
- On-Call Availability: Ability to fulfill after-hours clinical on-call responsibilities and provide clinical guidance when needed.
- Microsoft 365 & Data Skills: Advanced Microsoft 365 skills (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Teams, SharePoint).
NICE TO HAVE:
- Developmental Disabilities Experience: Strongly preferred experience supporting individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their families in community-based or home-based service environments.
- Home-Based Services: Experience in home health, home care, respite services, or other community-based healthcare settings.
- Regional Center Experience: Familiarity with California regional center services and the systems supporting individuals with developmental disabilities.
- Quality & Compliance: Experience with clinical audits, regulatory reviews, documentation improvement, and corrective action.
- Bilingual Communication: English/Spanish bilingual skills are a plus.
- Clinical Documentation: Experience reviewing nursing notes, assessments, physician orders, care plans, and clinical records.
Additional Information
SKILLS CRITICAL FOR SUCCESS:
- Clinical Judgment & Oversight: Independently evaluate clinical situations, provide guidance to field nurses, address clinical concerns, and make sound nursing decisions while recognizing when escalation is necessary and partnering with operational leadership on non-clinical matters.
- Documentation & Regulatory Compliance: Maintain accurate clinical records, orders, and care plans; follow up on physician signatures and assessments; and support ongoing compliance and survey readiness.
- Communication, Emotional Intelligence & Accountability: Build positive relationships with field-based nursing staff and healthcare partners, communicate expectations clearly, navigate team dynamics with professionalism and sound judgment, address performance concerns appropriately, and foster a collaborative work environment while maintaining accountability.
- Relationship Building & Influence: Demonstrated ability to build trust with field-based nursing staff, foster collaboration, gain cooperation, and hold clinicians accountable while maintaining positive working relationships.
- Organization & Follow-Through: Track outstanding documentation and clinical requirements, prioritize tasks, and ensure issues are resolved in a timely manner.
- Adaptability & Problem-Solving: Learn Cambrian's skilled nursing respite model and established processes, adapt to the needs of the program, and identify opportunities for improvement.
WHY YOU'LL LOVE THIS JOB:
As Director of Nursing, you'll play an important role in ensuring quality care for individuals with developmental disabilities while building meaningful, long-term relationships with clients, families, and nursing staff. You'll contribute to a stable, established program where consistency, collaboration, and continuity of care make a lasting difference.
Unlike traditional home health, Medicare-focused home health, or high-intensity acute care environments, this role offers a primarily office-based work environment focused on clinical oversight, nursing support, documentation, and regulatory compliance. Travel is limited, with client home visits typically occurring a few times per month. This allows you to maintain meaningful connections with clients and nursing staff without the constant field travel and pace often associated with other healthcare settings.
This opportunity may be especially appealing to an experienced RN ready to transition from a demanding nursing leadership position into a more structured role where you can apply your clinical judgment, strengthen care quality, support your team, and make a meaningful impact on individuals and their families.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
We believe in supporting not only those we serve but also each other, fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment for all. Dungarvin, Cambrian, and Compass are Equal Opportunity Employers.
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