Certified Medication Aide (CMA)Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Assisted Living or Memory Care
Pay: $21.50-$27/hour
(based on experience, shift differentialsweekend incentives)
Schedules Available
Full Time | Evening Shift
Part Time | Night Shifts
Per Diem Opportunities
United Methodist Communities is seeking compassionate CMAsCNAs to join The Shores, our Senior Care Community located in beautiful Ocean City, NJ-recently named New Jersey's Happiest Town.
As a CMA/CNA, you'll play a vital role in supporting residents living in our memory care department by:
- Safely administering medications
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Assisting with daily care needs
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Creating a calm, respectful, and engaging environment
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Building meaningful relationships with residents and families
This is more than a job-it's purpose-driven work with a team that truly cares.
What We're Looking For:
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High School Diploma or GED
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Active NJ CNA certification in good standing
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NJ-approved Medication Administration Course
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Memory Care experience preferred (but not required!)
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Willingness to complete required Memory Care education
Why You'll Love Working at UMC
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8x Certified A Great Place to Work
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87% of teammates say their work truly makes a difference
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Supportive leadership, safe work environment, and meaningful connections with residents
Benefits You'll Receive as a UMC Team Member:
- MedicalDental (eligible at 30+ hours/week)
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403(b) with employer match
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Daily overtime opportunities (for eligible positions)
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Tuition assistanceprofessional development
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Generous PTO + 9 paid holidays
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Immediate Pay - on demand access your earned wages
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Free uniformsuniform allowances
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Employee discountswellness resources
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Life insurance at no cost to you
About United Methodist Communities (UMC):
With 115+ years of service, UMC is mission-driven and values Compassion, Respect, Stewardship, and Service. Over 84% of teammates say they feel proud of how UMC supports the community.
Apply today and start a career where your work truly matters.
UMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
