Careers

I am an LCSW and have been with Vanguard since February 2019. I have noticed and benefited from supervisors who are supportive and have worked in the field. They are insightful and instructive. They also ask for field staff input and work to make any challenges as smooth as possible for clinical staff. It is nice to feel supported and yet challenged. It has been a good transition for me to join the Vanguard team.”

I love working for Vanguard because it gives me a chance to help provide support and dignity to my residents and their families during one of the most difficult times of their lives.”

Vanguard has provided me with an amazing professional opportunity to learn more about our aging population and a disease that can rob a person and family. We help to restore dignity and respect to our clients in a way that is affirming and caring. Vanguard genuinely cares about its employees and populations served and is a fantastic team that I am proud to be a part of.”

It is so great to work for a company who has the intention to make care and life for the elderly better. Also so great to work for a company that is flexible, understanding, willing to help in any way and whom cares about all of their employees and shows it throughout the year.”

I’ve never felt so supported and appreciated by a company I’ve worked for and always felt I had a whole team which is just a call away and always so responsive to any issues or concerns. This job has the best of both worlds offering the autonomy and independence which many aspire for while also having the support, resources and backup which those in private practice wish they had from a large company.”

I have been with Vanguard for over three years; this is an amazing company to work with. Vanguard is a nurturing company, you truly work WITH them, not just FOR them. Support is ever present but not overbearing, and management stands beside me when I need them. Vanguard makes sure I have the support and tools I need to deliver excellent patient care, this is a great place to be a Nurse Practitioner.”