Wellness Supervisor/Licensed Nurse or Social Worker (Part time)

Philadelphia and Suburbs, PA
Part Time
Manager/Supervisor

Part-Time Wellness Supervisor (RN or MSW)
Location: Philadelphia, PA & Nearby Neighborhoods
Schedule: Part-Time | Flexible Hours (Ideal for 2–3 Days/Week)

Leave the hospital hustle behind—keep the heart of nursing alive.

If you’re an experienced RN or MSW looking for a softer pace with deeper purpose, Visiting Angels of Philadelphia offers the chance to reconnect with the true meaning of care.

We’re looking for a compassionate, reliable Wellness Supervisor to support homebound seniors, train caregivers, and make a real difference—without the 12-hour shifts or hospital stress.


What You’ll Do
As a Wellness Supervisor, you will be a vital bridge between our clients, caregivers, and Visiting Angels’ care services. Beyond providing compassionate wellness oversight, you will:

  • Conduct home visits to evaluate client well-being, perform safety checks, and update care plans.

  • Serve as a clinical resource and mentor to caregivers, supporting them with training, encouragement, and oversight.

  • Provide empathy-driven support to clients and families, helping navigate care needs with clarity and calm.

  • Collaborate with our scheduling and operations team to ensure care is delivered consistently and compassionately.

  • Occasionally support client onboarding visits and help explain our services to prospective families.

Why Nurses & Social Workers Love This Role
  • Part-time & flexible: Set your schedule—ideal for nurses easing into retirement, parents returning to work, or anyone seeking balance.
    ✅ Low-stress, high-impact: No codes. No rush. Just meaningful one-on-one care.
    ✅ Reignite your purpose: Use your clinical expertise in a way that uplifts seniors and supports a community-focused team.
    ✅ Be a mentor: Share your knowledge with a team of caregivers who depend on your insight.

What You’ll Need

  • Active RN license or Master of Social Work (MSW) in Pennsylvania.

  • 9+ years of clinical experience—bonus if you’ve worked in geriatrics or dementia care.

  • A warm, approachable demeanor and strong people skills.

  • Comfort traveling within the Philadelphia area (mileage reimbursed).

  • Strong communication and a collaborative mindset.


What We Offer
  • Competitive salary based on experience
  • Mileage reimbursement
  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Quarterly bonus program rewarding your client service and sales success
  • Supportive, mission-driven team culture
  • Career development opportunities in a rapidly growing company
Join Visiting Angels and make a difference every day—helping seniors live well while growing your career in a rewarding, people-centered role.
📍Office:3675 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19317
📞 Call (215) 938 7202 or visit https://www.visitingangels.com/philadelphia/home

Visiting Angels is an Equal Opportunity Employer dedicated to diversity and inclusion. All qualified applicants welcome.

ALL APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO PROVIDE PROOF OF VACCINATION.

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