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Care Manager II

by Brian Altenhofen

The Care Manager II provides comprehensive medical case management services to the Sisters of Mercy members. This position collaborates closely with individual sisters to assess, plan, facilitate, and advocate for appropriate options and services to meet their medical and health needs. The Care Manager II also supports communication, education, identification of community resources, and coordination of services.

Community Care Advocate

by Brian Altenhofen

Are you a Community Care Advocate with a heart for service and a passion for providing compassionate support? Join the Sisters of Mercy, and be part of something extraordinary—caring for those who have spent their lives caring for others.

Certified Nurses Aide (CNA)

by Brian Altenhofen

Work at the Sisters of Mercy Convent, a private residence for retired Sisters. We are not open to the public, which means a calm, respectful, and supportive environment focused entirely on quality of care, not volume.

You will be caring for a small community of retired Sisters in a setting that values dignity, compassion, and relationship-based care.

Charge Nurse

by Brian Altenhofen

Mercy Convent, home to the Sisters of Mercy, is seeking compassionate and dependable LPN Charge Nurse to join our team. This position provides hands-on care and support to elderly retired Sisters who live in our convent community on an as needed basis. These women are part of a vibrant, faith-filled community, not a nursing home and the work is centered on compassion, dignity, and teamwork.

Registered Nurse (RN)

by Brian Altenhofen

The Registered Nurse provides active, hands-on nursing care within the scope of professional nursing practice. This role supports the health and wellness needs of Sisters living in the retirement residence through skilled nursing care, medication administration, treatment management, wound care, health monitoring, and coordination of care.

So Much More Than Stayin’ Alive

by Roz Parr

By Mercy Volunteer Susan Donnelly — Some days, the world around us may feel like “stayin’ alive” is a reasonable goal. Here at Mercy Center we hope and work for so much more.