Sustainable Communications
Meet our Coaches:
Meaza Tesfaye
Co-founder & Talent Training Lead
With over a decade of experience in healthcare human resources and workforce development across the DMV area in U.S., Dubai in UAE, and Ethiopia in Africa, Meaza has supported hundreds of professionals in navigating career transitions, securing higher-paying roles, and advancing into leadership positions.
Sam Dagnew
Co-founder & CIO
IT engineer and architect with extensive industry experience, and a successful career coach with strong connections across healthcare, IT, and other high-demand employment networks.
Fitsum Tesfaye
Co-founder & Project Manager
Entrepreneur and career coach, experienced recruiter for federal contractors, driving communications and project management initiatives across health and other high-demand industries globally.
🌍 Our team speaks Amharic and additional languages, ensuring culturally responsive support for diverse candidates.
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Server
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$17.65 – $23.08 per hour
Position Overview
We are building a candidate talent network for Dining Servers supporting senior living communities. In this role, you provide friendly, timely meal service to residents and guests, collaborate with kitchen staff, and maintain a clean, organized dining area. You’ll take and deliver orders, bus and reset tables, complete assigned side work, and help restock supplies to support a smooth dining experience.
Typical Responsibilities
- Provide courteous, resident-focused service and help create a welcoming dining atmosphere
- Take meal orders and deliver food and beverages accurately and on time
- Check in with residents/guests to ensure satisfaction and respond to basic requests
- Bus tables, remove used dishes, and reset tables according to service standards
- Support dining room cleanliness, including trash removal and routine wiping/sanitizing of surfaces
- Restock dining supplies and assist with inventory/stocking as needed
- Coordinate with kitchen team to ensure efficient service flow
- Complete assigned side work and follow shift checklists
- Follow food safety, sanitation, and workplace safety procedures
- Perform additional dining-related tasks as assigned
Desired Qualifications
- Prior experience in food service, hospitality, or customer service preferred (not always required)
- Strong communication skills and a positive, service-oriented attitude
- Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple priorities
- Reliability and teamwork; willingness to assist with stocking and cleaning tasks
- Ability to follow food safety and sanitation guidelines
- Comfort interacting respectfully with older adults and supporting a resident-centered environment
Apply to Join the Talent Network
Submit your resume to join our talent network for Dining Server opportunities in the Olney, MD area. If your experience aligns with a current or upcoming role, a recruiter may contact you about next steps.
Quick Applicant FAQ (4 questions)
1) Is this application for a specific open position?
No. This is for a candidate talent network used to match candidates with current or future opportunities.
2) What kind of schedule should I expect?
Part-time schedules typically align with meal periods (breakfast/lunch/dinner) and may include weekends, depending on community needs.
3) Do I need restaurant experience?
Experience helps, but many senior living dining teams will train candidates who have strong customer service skills and a willingness to learn.
4) What can you share if I ask about how my application data is handled?
We can explain what information is collected, how it’s used for recruiting, how long it may be retained, how it’s protected, and how you can request access, correction, or deletion where applicable.
Disclosure
This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and does not represent a direct job offer or guarantee of employment with any specific employer. Optional career preparation services may be available to help candidates strengthen competitiveness for senior living dining roles. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the recruiting process (such as reviewing applications or resumes); these tools assist our team but do not replace human judgment—final decisions are made by humans.
Receptionist
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$15.00 – $20.19 per hour
Position Overview
We are building a candidate talent network for Receptionists supporting senior living communities. In this role, you serve as the first point of contact for visitors, residents, families, and staff—providing a welcoming experience, answering and routing phone calls, managing visitor logs, and supporting basic administrative tasks. You may also assist with communications during resident emergencies by following established community protocols.
Typical Responsibilities
- Greet visitors and help create a warm, professional front-desk experience
- Answer questions, provide general directions, and ensure visitors sign in/out per policy
- Answer, screen, and route phone calls to appropriate residents and staff
- Maintain accurate visitor logs and front desk records
- Sort, distribute, and collect incoming/outgoing community and resident mail
- Perform basic office/clerical support as assigned (filing, copying, light data entry, supply support)
- Support emergency response communications as directed (contacting internal leaders and/or external responders per protocol)
- Maintain a tidy, organized reception area and protect resident privacy/confidentiality at all times
Desired Qualifications
- Prior receptionist, front desk, customer service, or administrative experience preferred
- Strong phone communication skills and a professional, courteous demeanor
- Reliable, organized, and able to multitask in a busy environment
- Basic computer skills (email, calendars, simple data entry)
- Ability to follow protocols and remain calm during urgent situations
- Comfort interacting respectfully with older adults, families, and visitors
- Commitment to confidentiality and appropriate handling of resident information
Apply to Join the Talent Network
Submit your resume to join our talent network for Receptionist opportunities in the Hagerstown, MD area. If your background aligns with a current or upcoming role, a recruiter may contact you about next steps.
Quick Applicant FAQ (4 questions)
1) Is this a specific open job?
No. This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and does not guarantee a job offer.
2) What shifts are typical for this role?
Reception coverage often includes daytime, evening, and/or weekend shifts depending on community needs.
3) Do I need healthcare experience?
Not usually. Many reception roles focus on hospitality, phone handling, visitor management, and basic office support; senior living experience is a plus.
4) What can you share if I ask about how my application data is handled?
We can explain what information is collected, how it’s used for recruiting, how long it may be retained, how it’s protected, and how you can request access, correction, or deletion where applicable.
Disclosure
This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and does not represent a direct job offer or guarantee of employment with any specific employer. Optional career preparation services may be available to help candidates strengthen competitiveness for senior living front desk and administrative roles. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the recruiting process (such as reviewing applications or resumes); these tools assist our team but do not replace human judgment—final decisions are made by humans.
Resident Care Coordinator (Assisted Living)
Washigton, DC metro area
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$22.61 – $33.90 per hour (may vary based on experience)
Position Overview
We are building a candidate talent network for Resident Care Coordinators supporting assisted living communities. This role provides day-to-day supervision of resident care staff, helps coordinate staffing and training, supports medication management processes (per state scope-of-practice), and monitors resident well-being. You’ll partner with clinical leadership to ensure respectful, safe, and consistent care delivery, strong documentation practices, and a home-like environment for residents and families.
Typical Responsibilities
- Supervise resident care team members on shift; coach performance, reinforce care standards, and support corrective action documentation as needed
- Promote resident dignity, independence, and individualized care; help maintain a welcoming, home-like environment
- Coordinate onboarding, training, and ongoing education for care staff
- Create and maintain staff schedules to ensure coverage aligned with resident needs and budget; arrange replacement staffing and track schedule changes
- Verify timecards and weekly hours reports for accuracy and timely submission
- Observe resident health status and report significant changes, incidents, or treatment/medication reactions to clinical leadership promptly
- Support medication management operations, which may include:
Coordinating medication orders/refills with pharmacies and maintaining required records
Ensuring proper medication storage and organization of medication rooms/carts
Monitoring medication administration practices and performing routine MAR audits
Administering medications or assisting with self-administration only if permitted by state regulations and role credentials - Respond to resident emergencies and ensure appropriate follow-up and documentation
- Communicate with families regarding resident needs, progress, and coordination reminders (e.g., medical, dental, vision appointments) within role scope
- Coordinate ancillary medical services (e.g., provider visits, labs, imaging, transportation/ambulance as needed) and track follow-through
- Assist with service plan reviews and care conferences with residents, families, and interdisciplinary team members
- Maintain resident records/charts; review care documentation, perform routine record reviews (including MAR), and support record setup/retention processes
- Participate in quality improvement and quality assurance activities and surveys as assigned
- Conduct routine safety and infection control checks of the building and grounds; escalate risks and support corrective actions
- Participate in community events and serve as a professional point of contact with external partners as needed
- Share on-call duties when required
Desired Qualifications
- Experience supervising or leading caregivers in assisted living, memory care, or long-term care preferred
- Knowledge of resident care practices, documentation standards, and basic medication management processes
- Ability to work within state scope-of-practice requirements; medication administration authority depends on credentials and local regulations
- Strong communication and customer-service skills; able to interact professionally with residents, families, clinicians, and staff
- Organized and detail-oriented; able to manage scheduling, timekeeping, and multiple priorities
- Sound judgment and calm response in urgent situations
- Familiarity with infection control and safety protocols
- Comfort using electronic documentation systems and standard office tools
Apply to Join the Talent Network
Submit your resume to join our talent network for Resident Care Coordinator opportunities in the Bowie, MD area. If your background aligns with a current or upcoming role, a recruiter may contact you regarding next steps.
Quick Applicant FAQ (4 questions)
1) Is this application for a specific open position?
No. This is for a candidate talent network used to match qualified candidates with current or future opportunities.
2) Do I need a nursing license for this role?
Requirements vary by employer and state regulations. Some communities require specific credentials for medication administration; others structure the role as a non-licensed care supervisor with delegated clinical oversight.
3) What are the main parts of the job?
Most Resident Care Coordinators focus on staff supervision, scheduling/timekeeping, resident monitoring, medication process support, documentation oversight, and family communication.
4) What can you share if I ask about how my application data is handled?
We can explain what information is collected, how it’s used for recruiting, how long it may be retained, how it’s protected, and how you can request access, correction, or deletion where applicable.
Disclosure
This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and does not represent a direct job offer or guarantee of employment with any specific employer. Optional career preparation services may be available to help candidates strengthen competitiveness for resident care leadership roles. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the recruiting process (such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses); these tools assist our team but do not replace human judgment—final decisions are made by humans.
Health Information Coordinator (Skilled Nursing)
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$23.85 – $31.85 per hour
Position Overview
We are building a candidate talent network for Health Information Coordinators supporting skilled nursing and long-term care settings. In this role, you manage health information services and medical records processes to support compliant, accurate, and confidential resident documentation. You will maintain filing systems, support admissions/discharges/transfers, audit records for completeness, generate routine reports, and partner with clinical leadership on quality and regulatory documentation needs.
Typical Responsibilities
- Maintain health information/medical records services in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations and professional standards
- Manage census tracking and maintain current resident information in electronic and paper-based systems
- Prepare admission records and charts; retrieve and file clinical reports promptly
- Assemble, audit, complete, and file discharge records within established timelines
- Audit in-house charts for accuracy and completeness on a scheduled basis; follow up to ensure timely chart completion
- Maintain organized filing and record retention systems for active and discharged residents, including monthly record “thinning” and overflow files
- Ensure health records are protected, confidential, and secured from loss, damage, or unauthorized access
- Prepare approved record packets for subpoenas, correspondence, or authorized requests following established procedures
- Support clinical teams with discharge and transfer record preparation
- Generate routine reports and track documentation/clinical indicators as required for operations and quality monitoring
- Participate in quality assurance/quality improvement activities and committee meetings as assigned
- Provide responsive customer service to residents and families while maintaining confidentiality
- Follow workplace safety and risk-management practices (PPE, SDS awareness, and related procedures)
- Attend required trainings, in-services, and interdepartmental meetings; perform other duties as assigned
Desired Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED required
- Prior experience in long-term care, skilled nursing, or health information systems preferred
- Knowledge of medical terminology and long-term care documentation/regulatory requirements (e.g., OBRA and applicable state regulations)
- Strong organizational skills, time management, and attention to detail; able to meet deadlines
- Effective written and verbal communication skills with clinical teams, leadership, and external partners
- Proficiency with computers and common office software (Microsoft Outlook/Excel/Windows); ability to learn new applications quickly
- Sound judgment, problem-solving, and decision-making skills; able to remain calm in difficult situations
- Interest in working with older adults and supporting resident-centered care
- Flexibility to adjust hours as needed based on operational requirements
- If driving is required for the role, ability to comply with driver safety and regulatory requirements
Apply to Join the Talent Network
Submit your resume to join our talent network for Health Information Coordinator roles in the Bethesda, MD area. If your background aligns with a current or upcoming opportunity, a recruiter may contact you to discuss next steps.
Quick Applicant FAQ (4 questions)
1) Is this a current open job?
Not necessarily. This application is for a candidate talent network used to match candidates to current or future openings.
2) Will I work with electronic medical records (EMR)?
Often, yes. Many skilled nursing settings use EMR plus related record retention and reporting tools; specifics vary by site.
3) What regulations will I need to follow?
Expect to follow privacy/confidentiality rules and long-term care documentation requirements, including federal and state regulations and facility policies.
4) What can you share if I ask about how my application data is handled?
We can explain what information is collected, how it’s used for recruiting, how long it may be retained, how it’s protected, and how you can request access, correction, or deletion where applicable.
Disclosure
This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and does not represent a direct job offer or guarantee of employment with any specific employer. Optional career preparation services may be available to help candidates strengthen competitiveness for health information and long-term care roles. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the recruiting process (such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses); these tools assist our team but do not replace human judgment—final decisions are made by humans.
Server
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$17.95 – $22.15 per hour
Position Overview
We are building a candidate talent network for Dining Servers supporting senior living communities. In this role, you provide timely, professional meal service to residents and guests while maintaining a clean, safe, and welcoming dining environment. You’ll take and deliver orders, bus and reset tables, complete assigned side work, and follow food safety and sanitation standards.
Typical Responsibilities
- Create a warm, hospitable dining experience by building respectful, professional connections with residents and guests
- Take food and beverage orders accurately and deliver items promptly
- Bus, clean, and reset tables according to service standards
- Maintain cleanliness of dining room and bistro areas, including routine sanitation and light janitorial tasks
- Complete assigned side work and participate in pre-meal meetings to learn menu details and service updates
- Know menu items and provide general descriptions; assist residents with menu selections and respond to questions
- Use designated order-entry or meal-delivery systems to support accuracy and timely service
- Follow safe food handling practices and comply with local/state/federal food safety requirements
- Support additional dining services duties as assigned, which may include:
Dishwashing and sanitizing dishes, utensils, and cookware
Assisting with basic food preparation, plating, and serving light meals following standardized recipes - Follow workplace safety and risk-management practices (PPE, chemical safety/SDS awareness, fire safety, and related procedures)
- Participate in team meetings, training, and engagement efforts; support team goals and collaborate with coworkers
Desired Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED
- 1 year of related experience in food service, hospitality, or dining service preferred
- Strong communication skills and a customer-service mindset
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and stay calm in a fast-paced environment
- Sound judgment and problem-solving skills
- Ability to follow sanitation, food safety, and workplace safety procedures consistently
- Certifications may be required or supported based on local regulations and employer policy, such as:
Food handler card (local health department) and/or ServSafe Food Handler
CPR/First Aid (role- or site-dependent)
Apply to Join the Talent Network
Submit your resume to join our Dining Server talent network for senior living opportunities in the Washington, DC area. If your experience aligns with a current or upcoming role, a recruiter may contact you about next steps.
Quick Applicant FAQ (4 questions)
1) Is this a specific job opening?
No. This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and is used to match candidates to current or future opportunities.
2) What hours are typical for this role?
Many communities staff meal service shifts; this role commonly includes mid-day to evening hours and may require weekend availability.
3) Do I need food-service certifications?
Some locations require a food handler card and/or ServSafe certification. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and employer; training support may be available.
4) What can you share if I ask about how my application data is handled?
We can explain what information is collected, how it’s used for recruiting, how long it may be retained, how it’s protected, and how you can request access, correction, or deletion where applicable.
Disclosure
This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and does not represent a direct job offer or guarantee of employment with any specific employer. Optional career preparation services may be available to help candidates strengthen competitiveness for senior living dining roles. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the recruiting process (such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses); these tools assist our team but do not replace human judgment—final decisions are made by humans.
Care Manager
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$22.61 – $50.90 per hour (may vary based on experience)
Position Overview
We are building a candidate talent network for Care Managers supporting assisted living and memory care environments. In this role, you provide hands-on personal care and emotional support aligned to each resident’s individualized care plan, while helping maintain a safe, calm, and home-like setting. You will monitor resident well-being, document changes in condition, respond to call systems promptly, and collaborate with the care team to support quality of life.
Typical Responsibilities
- Deliver personal care and support based on each resident’s individualized service plan (e.g., bathing, dressing, grooming, mobility, toileting/continence, transfers)
- Promote resident dignity, independence, safety, and resident rights in all interactions
- Conduct routine rounds; know resident locations and check on assigned residents throughout the shift
- Observe, report, and document changes in condition (skin integrity, behavior, alertness, weight/appetite, participation, etc.)
- Participate in shift handoffs/care huddles and contribute to care plan updates
- Respond promptly to resident call systems, alarms, and safety/security alerts; take appropriate action and report concerns
- Communicate professionally with residents, families, and team members; serve as a resource and provide updates within role scope
- Support engagement and life enrichment activities; encourage participation and incorporate individualized routines (especially in memory care)
- Follow infection prevention practices, standard precautions, and proper handling/disposal of biohazard materials
- Maintain a clean and safe environment by addressing hazards, keeping walkways clear, and following fire/safety codes
- Assist with light housekeeping and laundry tasks in resident rooms and common areas as assigned
- Support dining service as needed (set-up/clean-up, meal service, diet adherence, safe food handling, observation of dining changes)
- Report incidents, accidents, injuries, and unsafe conditions immediately per protocol
- Complete required trainings and comply with applicable state/local regulations and community policies
- If driving is part of the assignment, follow driver safety and compliance requirements
Desired Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED (may be required by state regulations)
- CPR and First Aid certification (as required by state/local regulations)
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Prior experience in senior care, assisted living, memory care, home health, or similar settings preferred
- Strong communication skills (written and verbal) and ability to document clearly
- Calm, steady response in difficult situations; sound judgment and problem-solving skills
- Strong organization and time management; able to handle multiple priorities
- Compassionate, resident-first mindset and commitment to acting in residents’ best interests
- Ability to follow care plans, safety procedures, and infection control standards reliably
Apply to Join the Talent Network
Submit your resume to join our Care Manager talent network for assisted living and memory care opportunities in the Arlington, VA area. If your experience aligns with a current or upcoming role, a recruiter may contact you to discuss next steps.
Quick Applicant FAQ (4 questions)
1) Is this a direct job opening?
No. This application is for a candidate talent network and does not guarantee placement or employment.
2) What kind of care will I provide?
Care typically includes ADL support, safety checks, documentation of changes in condition, and engagement support—aligned to individualized care plans.
3) Are certifications required?
CPR/First Aid may be required depending on state/local rules and the specific community. Many employers also provide training or support for required compliance education.
4) What can you share if I ask about how my application data is handled?
We can explain what information is collected, how it’s used for recruiting, how long it may be retained, how it’s protected, and how you can request access, correction, or deletion where applicable.
Disclosure
This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and does not represent a direct job offer or guarantee of employment with any specific employer. Optional career preparation services may be available to help candidates strengthen competitiveness for senior living roles. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the recruiting process (such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses); these tools assist our team but do not replace human judgment—final decisions are made by humans.
Assistant Construction Manager
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Start December 2024
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$48,500 – $72,700 annually, plus bonus potential
Position Overview
We are building a candidate talent network for Assistant Construction Managers supporting residential new-home neighborhood buildouts. This role supports the lead Construction Manager with daily field operations, including quality control, trade scheduling, jobsite safety/cleanliness, materials coordination, and cross-functional communication to help deliver homes on time and to standard.
Typical Responsibilities
- Arrive onsite early to help prepare the neighborhood/jobsite for daily activity and inspections
- Support day-to-day construction operations across multiple homes in progress
- Assist with quality control checks and documentation to ensure work meets project standards
- Coordinate schedules for subcontractors/trades and confirm installation timing
- Help maintain a clean, safe, and organized jobsite; reinforce safety expectations and site rules
- Order or coordinate delivery of building materials and track availability
- Review/confirm home selections and options to align construction with purchase agreements and plans
- Communicate regularly with construction, purchasing, and sales partners to resolve issues and keep timelines on track
- Support homeowner experience by providing clear, respectful updates and addressing questions as directed
- Use common software tools to track tasks, schedules, punch lists, and progress reporting
Desired Qualifications
- Interest in residential construction management with a desire to grow into a lead Construction Manager role
- Strong organization, attention to detail, and ability to prioritize in a fast-paced environment
- Demonstrated ability to manage tasks/projects independently while collaborating with a team
- Professional communication skills, including active listening and respectful stakeholder management
- Customer-service mindset; comfortable interacting with homeowners and trade partners
- Ability to learn new technology quickly; proficiency with Microsoft Office or similar tools
- General understanding of construction processes is a plus
- Associate’s or bachelor’s degree is a plus (not always required, depending on employer)
Apply to Join the Talent Network
Submit your resume to join our talent network for Assistant Construction Manager opportunities in the Greenbelt, MD area. If your background matches a current or upcoming role, our team may reach out to discuss fit and next steps.
Quick Applicant FAQ (4 questions)
1) Is this application for a specific job opening?
No. This is for a candidate talent network used to match qualified candidates with current or future opportunities.
2) What are typical hours for this role?
Many field teams start early to support trade schedules and daily site activity; hours may vary by project phase and deadlines.
3) What skills help candidates succeed in this position?
Organization, follow-through, communication, comfort working with trades, and a strong quality/safety mindset are key.
4) What can you share if I ask about how my application data is handled?
We can explain what information is collected, how it’s used for recruiting, how long it may be retained, how it’s protected, and how you can request corrections or deletion where applicable.
Disclosure
This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and does not represent a direct job offer or guarantee of employment with any specific employer. Optional career preparation services may be available to help candidates strengthen competitiveness for construction leadership roles. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the recruiting process (e.g., reviewing applications or resumes); these tools assist our team but do not replace human judgment—final decisions are made by humans.
Community Consultant
Remote
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$41,000 – $57,000 annually
Position Overview
We are building a candidate talent network for Community Consultants (Leasing Consultants) supporting apartment communities. In this role, you help prospective residents find their next home, deliver personalized community tours, and support leasing performance through relationship-based sales, outreach, and strong customer service. Weekend availability (including Saturdays) is typically required due to high touring demand.
Typical Responsibilities
- Greet prospects and provide tailored tours of apartment homes and community amenities
- Consult with prospective residents to understand needs and recommend floor plans, features, and move-in options
- Manage and follow up on leads promptly via phone, email, text, and in-person communication
- Support leasing goals through relationship-based selling, outreach, and local marketing initiatives
- Assist with application processing, documentation, and move-in coordination
- Use property management systems and standard office tools to track activity, prospects, and leasing status
- Communicate community policies and support a welcoming resident experience
- Follow fair housing laws and ethical leasing practices in all interactions
- Collaborate with onsite team members to maintain an organized, professional leasing office
Desired Qualifications
- High school diploma or GED required
- 1–2 years of experience in leasing, hospitality, retail sales, or customer service (property management preferred)
- Strong interpersonal, communication, and customer service skills
- Organized, detail-oriented, and able to multitask in a fast-paced environment
- Comfortable using property management software and Microsoft Office (or similar tools)
- Working knowledge of fair housing laws and nondiscrimination practices
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Flexibility to work weekends as needed (Saturdays commonly required)
Apply to Join the Talent Network
Submit your resume to be considered for future Community Consultant (Leasing Consultant) opportunities in the Baltimore, MD area. If your experience aligns with a current or upcoming opening, a recruiter may contact you to discuss next steps.
Quick Applicant FAQ (4 questions)
1) Is this application for a specific open job?
No. This is for a candidate talent network, which may be used to match qualified candidates to current or future opportunities.
2) What schedule should I expect?
Leasing teams often work a mix of weekdays and weekends, with Saturdays frequently required due to peak touring traffic.
3) What systems or tools will I use?
Many communities use property management platforms (varies by site) plus standard tools like email, calendars, spreadsheets, and document management.
4) What can you share if I ask about how my application data is handled?
We can explain what information is collected, how it’s used for recruiting, how long it may be retained, how it’s protected, and how you can request corrections or deletion where applicable.
Disclosure
This application is for inclusion in a candidate talent network and does not represent a direct job offer or guarantee of employment with any specific employer. Some candidates may be invited to participate in optional career preparation services designed to strengthen competitiveness for similar roles. We may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support parts of the recruiting process, such as reviewing applications, analyzing resumes, or assessing responses; these tools assist the recruitment team but do not replace human judgment—final decisions are made by humans.
