Nurse recruitment · Long-term and post-acute care

Memory care nurse recruitment in Florida.

Memory care asks something different of a nurse: patience, de-escalation, and a steady presence for residents with dementia and the families who love them. Soko recruits nurses who have done it and want to keep doing it.

For facilities

For memory care communities and units

Turnover in memory care costs more than the vacancy. Residents with dementia notice a new face, families notice a new voice on the phone, and the staff who stay carry the load. Soko looks for nurses with memory care or geriatrics experience and the temperament for it, reviewed by a registered nurse before you meet them.

  • LPNs and RNs for secured memory care units
  • Memory care directors and unit coordinators
  • Nurses experienced with behavioral care plans and family communication
  • Staff who meet Florida’s dementia training hours for specialized care (Florida Statutes § 430.5025, as of 2026)
Request nurses

For nurses

For nurses drawn to memory care

If you are the nurse who can settle a resident at sundown and explain a care plan to a worried daughter, memory care communities want you. Tell us the setting, the shift, and the commute, and we bring roles where that skill is valued and paid for.

  • Assisted living and skilled nursing memory care units
  • Days, evenings, and nights, with weekend rotations you agree to
  • Direct hire, full-time or part-time
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How Soko works

How Soko recruits memory care nurses.

Soko Nurse Network

A growing, private, referral-built community of nurses that Soko curates. Your opening goes to our own network first, not a job-board posting.

Reviewed by a registered nurse

Soko was founded by a registered nurse. Every candidate is reviewed for units, patient loads, and fit with the role before an introduction.

Soko Match

Every opening and every nurse is captured on the same details: license, setting, units, shift, and location. Requests are scored the moment they arrive, so the strongest matches move first.

Do memory care nurses need a special certification?

Florida assisted living communities that provide memory care must train their staff in dementia care, and facilities provide or verify that training. Certifications such as CDP are valued but not always required. Tell us what you hold and we match accordingly.

Which settings hire memory care nurses through Soko?

Secured memory care units in assisted living communities, skilled nursing facilities with dementia units, and some home health and hospice teams with dementia caseloads.

Is memory care a fit for a nurse coming from a hospital?

It can be. The clinical pace is different, and the relationship with residents and families is the center of the job. We talk through what changes before any introduction.