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Spring Oak Senior Living

Operates all-inclusive senior living communities

Vice President of Operations – Senior Living

Business & StrategyUpdated on Nov 11
Full-timeWall Township, NJ, USA$225k - $250k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 7 years of senior living, assisted living, skilled nursing, or long-term care operations experience, including significant regional or multi-site leadership responsibility.
  • Experience as a Regional Director of Operations, Regional Vice President, Vice President of Operations, or in a comparable senior multi-site operations leadership role.
  • Experience overseeing assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, nursing home, and/or long-term care operations.
  • Demonstrated success leading, developing, and holding Executive Directors, Administrators, and community leadership teams accountable.
  • Hands-on experience reviewing community profit and loss statements with local leadership and translating financial results into operational action plans.
  • Demonstrated experience developing annual operating budgets and staffing budgets or models for senior living, skilled nursing, or long-term care communities.
  • Strong understanding of labor management, staffing models, productivity, overtime, agency utilization, revenue, expenses, budget variances, and net operating income.
  • Track record of improving community financial and operational performance and addressing underperforming communities or complex operational challenges.
  • Strong understanding of regulatory compliance, resident care, quality assurance, and risk management within senior living or long-term care.
  • Ability to build positive team cultures while maintaining high standards and accountability.
  • Strong business judgment and a practical, solutions-oriented approach to operations.
  • Ability to partner effectively across clinical, sales, finance, human resources, and ownership.
  • Ability to travel regularly throughout the portfolio.

Responsibilities

  • Lead, coach, and support Executive Directors and community leadership teams across the multi-state senior living portfolio.
  • Build engaged leadership teams and foster a positive, supportive culture with clear expectations and accountability.
  • Drive occupancy and census growth, revenue, net operating income, expenses, labor, resident and family satisfaction, quality, and overall community operations.
  • Maintain an understanding of each community's performance, challenges, leadership needs, and opportunities.
  • Partner with Executive Directors and community leadership teams to review profit and loss statements and financial performance, understand budget variances, identify opportunities, and develop actionable plans to improve results.
  • Lead and support annual community operating budgets and staffing budgets, including staffing models, labor targets, scheduling assumptions, and appropriate staffing levels based on census and operational needs.
  • Monitor labor costs, overtime, agency utilization, revenue, expenses, net operating income, and other financial and operational metrics, working with community leaders to improve performance while maintaining quality and service standards.
  • Partner with sales and marketing leadership to strengthen occupancy, census growth, referral development, sales execution, and local market performance.
  • Work with clinical leadership to support resident care, resident safety, regulatory readiness, compliance, and service standards.
  • Identify underperforming communities and operational challenges early and develop practical turnaround and performance improvement plans with local leadership.
  • Develop Executive Directors and other leaders through coaching, feedback, recognition, clear expectations, and consistent follow-through.
  • Partner with human resources and community leadership to strengthen recruitment, team member retention, employee engagement, performance management, and leadership development.
  • Ensure resident and family concerns are handled urgently, professionally, empathetically, and with appropriate follow-up.
  • Maintain regular visibility across the portfolio through community visits and engagement with local teams.
  • Help lead company-wide initiatives, operational improvements, acquisitions, integrations, and growth-related projects.
  • Partner with ownership and the Executive Team to evaluate challenges, opportunities, and the organization's future direction.
  • Travel regularly to communities throughout the portfolio; out-of-state travel is generally expected approximately twice per month, with additional travel as needed.

About the Company

Spring Oak Senior Living

Operates all-inclusive senior living communities

Spring Oak Senior Living operates and owns senior living communities along the U.S. East Coast that provide independent living, assisted living, memory care, and short-term stays. Its neighborhoods offer daily living support, medication management, wellness services, and therapies, with all costs bundled into an all-inclusive price that combines rent and care. The company emphasizes a home-like, pet-friendly environment with home-cooked meals, housekeeping, transportation, and a holistic SPRING program that covers spiritual, physical, recreational, intellectual, and nutritional well-being. As a family-owned business run by the Sebbag family without outside investors, Spring Oak maintains tight control over quality, culture, and pricing, aiming to deliver predictable, high-quality senior housing while expanding its footprint.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Wall Township, NJ
Founded
2020

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