Nursing Jobs at Nonotuck: November 2026

Nursing at Nonotuck is about more than clinical care. Our nurses play an essential role in helping people with disabilities live meaningful, self-directed lives in their homes and communities. Through nursing assessments, care planning, case management, and collaboration with caregivers and families, they help ensure that the people we support receive thoughtful, person-centered care. This November, Nonotuck is hiring nursing professionals in Brockton and Lowell, Massachusetts, for rewarding roles that combine clinical expertise with relationship-building and community-based support.

Explore our November nursing opportunities below!

Brockton

Licensed Practical Nurse

Nonotuck Resource Associates is seeking a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to provide case management for our expanding services. This role plays an important part in the intake and assessment processes for new referrals, developing personalized care plans, and supporting people receiving services in home settings. The position offers flexibility and autonomy while utilizing nursing assessment, care planning, and case management skills. The LPN will also collaborate with caregivers, families, and fellow team members to ensure quality, person-centered support.

Registered Nurse

Nonotuck Resource Associates is seeking a dedicated Registered Nurse (RN) to join our team as a Shared Living Oversight specialist. In this role, the RN provides oversight and support for Shared Living homes, working closely with people receiving services, their families, caregivers, and service partners. The position focuses on developing and strengthening personalized services and relationships, helping ensure that each person receives support tailored to their needs and goals. This position does not involve skilled nursing procedures.

Lowell

AFC Registered Nurse

Nonotuck Resource Associates is seeking a compassionate and motivated Registered Nurse (RN) to join our Adult Family Care (AFC) team in Lowell. This position focuses on comprehensive nursing assessments, personalized care planning, and collaboration with caregivers, families, and fellow team members. The RN provides ongoing oversight, education, and support to help people receive quality care in their homes. Rather than performing skilled nursing procedures, this role emphasizes relationship-building, communication, and person-centered support.