
Pay: $19.37–$21.64/hour + Shift & Weekend Differentials
Looking for a CNA position where you can make a meaningful difference, work with a team that supports you, and have some flexibility in how you structure your workweek?
Walnut Hills, part of nonprofit Greencroft Communities, is looking for compassionate CNAs to join our night-shift team.
Whether you prefer the consistency of an 8-hour shift or the opportunity to work fewer days with a 12-hour shift, we have options to help you find a schedule that works for you.
Here, you’re more than a caregiver completing a checklist. You’ll have the opportunity to build relationships with residents, provide comfort and support, and help make sure they feel safe and cared for throughout the night.
As a CNA on our night team, you’ll play an important role in helping residents feel comfortable, safe, and respected throughout the overnight hours. You’ll:
Eligible employees may receive:
At Walnut Hills, our CROFT Values — Creativity, Respect, Openness, Fairness, and Teamwork — are part of how we work every day. We believe in supporting our residents and supporting each other.
If you’re looking for a night-shift CNA position where you can choose between 8- and 12-hour shifts, build meaningful relationships, and be part of a team that truly cares, we’d love to meet you.

Mission: In keeping with our Mennonite values and high standards of care, Greencroft Communities is committed to creating dynamic communities that embrace the creativity, contributions and challenges of aging for all.
Greencroft Communities (GC) is a not-for-profit, faith-based continuing care living community system, organized in 2002. Greencroft Communities serves as the umbrella organization for affiliated and managed communities. Each affiliated community is a not-for-profit entity, with its own board of directors appointed by the Greencroft Communities Board of Directors. Occasionally a management partnership may be formed with a local for-profit owner.
Approximately 2,000 people live in Greencroft-related communities, served by 1,100 team members, in northern Indiana, north-central Ohio and central Michigan. People from at least 20 faith traditions make up the resident populations.