Assumes responsibility for and participates in staff development (professional growth) and training to remain knowledgeable of market and industry trends, competitors, and best practices for non-profit CCRCs.
Prepares an annual plan of action with measurable and time-limited goals to assess performance.
Attends professional educational events and association meeting related to areas of responsibility as determined by supervisor and/or minimally one per year.
Requirements
word
excel
outlook
theology
counseling
3+ years
Must be self-motivated with a pleasant personality, creativity, good communication, and listening skills.
Must possess computer experience with ability to use Word, Excel and Outlook.
Theological education equivalent to 3 years of seminary study. Additional training in behavioral health/counseling and Clinical Pastoral Education preferred.
Affirmed by a congregation/denomination that they have these gifts (ordained, licensed, and/or qualified for either). Demonstrates a passion for working with senior adults.
Must be able to work collaboratively with the Pastoral Care Team and as a member of VMRC’s Wellness and Enrichment team.
Must possess a command of the English language, both written and spoken. Must be self-motivated and possess the ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Minimum of 3 years of experience in pastoral care, counseling, prayer, teaching, preaching, worship leading and administration required.
Benefits
Access to Confidential Information
Personal and Professional Development
Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
Founded in 1954
Year Established
The year VMRC was established as a faith-centered home for aging adults.
700 Residents
Current Residents
The number of residents currently being served at the retirement community.
Top 5 Rank
Virginia Ranking
Recognized as one of Virginia's Top 5 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in 2025.
36% HUD Subsidy
HUD Subsidized Housing
Nearly 36% of independent living units are HUD-subsidized.
Began as a faith‑centered home for aging adults.
Grew into a full continuing‑care retirement community.
Provides services including independent living, assisted living, nursing care, wellness programs, and campus events.
Operates through resident fees and community support, with an annual budget and report.
Once provided housing for Afghan refugee families.
Culture + Values
A caring community rooted in Anabaptist and Mennonite faith traditions.
Commitment to integrity and stewardship in all operations.
Emphasis on intergenerational relationships and mutual respect.
Focus on high-quality, resident‑centered care and hospitality.
Encouragement of lifelong learning, creativity and purposeful living.
Environment + Sustainability
40k lbs Annually
Produce Production
The farm annually produces 40,000 pounds of organic produce to support resident meals, CSA programs, and retail sales.
10-Year Payback
Solar Energy Investment
Solar arrays installed across the farm achieve a 10-year payback period, funded through grants and donations.
USDA-certified organic and Pennsylvania-certified organic.
Three greenhouses enable year-round production; goats used for land management; apiary and mushroom cultivation on-site.
Active reforestation: planting chestnut and oak trees to support trails and biodiversity.
Engaged interns from Eastern Mennonite and James Madison Universities in sustainable agriculture.
Targets regenerative farming—promoting soil health, energy conservation and low carbon footprint.
Inclusion & Diversity
No publicly disclosed DEI strategy, goals or gender/race demographics on website or LinkedIn.
No gender-related data or representation figures are available.