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AHRC New York City

Hiring nurses in Queens, NY

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From 1 posting, the employer’s site and nurse reviews · Employer research Jul 28, 2026Sources

The short version

You would be joining AHRC New York City, a nonprofit chapter of The Arc New York that advocates for people with intellectual, developmental, and other disabilities.

Employer research, Jul 28, 2026

  1. You can work as a school RN at Astoria Blue Feather with children ages 3–5 who have developmental disabilities—health records, first aid, referrals, and family counseling in a special-education setting.

    For experienced nurses
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  2. Nursing here sits inside IDD services—clinical evaluations alongside nutrition, podiatry, and therapy teams for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

  3. Tuition assistance is part of the stated benefits package if you want to keep studying while you work.

    For new grads
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Nursing here

Preceptors and orientation

Intern review cited supportive supervision and co-workers; internship system described as a little disorganized

AHRC New York City · employer research

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As of 2026-06-30Source: glassdoor.sg
Career development

Employer states outstanding opportunities for personal and professional growth; Glassdoor notes internal promotion exists but paths/training often unclear

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Tuition support

Tuition assistance included in benefits package

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Scheduling

Full-time, part-time, and per diem positions with flexible schedules; employee reviews also cite flexible schedule as a pro

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Benefits

Vacation, sick, and personal days; comprehensive health insurance; commuter benefits; tuition assistance; 403(b); FSA; retail, gym, and entertainment discounts.

Published pay and benefits

Hourly pay

$20.00/hr

Direct Care Worker (Non-Profit) - All Five Boroughs

As of 2026

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Hourly pay

$20.00-$21.96/hr

DSP Residential - All 5 Boroughs hourly range

As of 2026

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Hourly pay

$18.00/hr

Direct Support Professional (Per Diem) - Homecare All 5 Boroughs

As of 2026

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Benefits

Glassdoor compensation and benefits category rating 2.2/5 (397 reviews); no RN dollar amounts stated

As of 2026

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Benefits

Indeed pay and benefits 3.2/5 (568 reviews); reviewers cite stagnant/insufficient pay vs workload

As of 2026-07-24

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Benefits

Former Camp Anne employee described very poor nurse pay rate and use of low-paid students vs professionals

As of 2014-09-10

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The units

  • School Nurse - Astoria Blue Feather (Special Education)

    School RN for children ages 3-5 with developmental disabilities; health records, first aid/OSHA training, referrals, counseling, protocols.

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    Source location unconfirmed
  • Clinical / Nursing evaluations (IDD services)

    AHRC offers nursing, nutrition, podiatry and OT/PT/speech evaluations among clinical services for people with IDD.

    Sources
    Source location unconfirmedSource: ahrcnyc.org
  • Camp Anne

    Former employee review referenced a nurse role at Camp Anne with concerns about pay and staffing with students.

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    Source location unconfirmedSource: glassdoor.com

What nurses say

Themes from public reviews

Summaries of published reviews, with the original sources.

Overall ratings average
Glassdoor overall 3.0/5 from 397 reviews with 33% recommending; Indeed overall 3.5/5 from 568 reviews.
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Compensation dissatisfaction
Lowest Glassdoor category is compensation/benefits (2.2); Indeed reviewers say pay and benefits lag workload and mental toll.
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Management concerns
Reviews commonly cite ineffective leadership, poor communication, and weak supervisor accountability; senior management rated 2.1 on Glassdoor.
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More review themes
Meaningful IDD work and grateful clients
Employees value supportive colleagues, purpose serving people with intellectual disabilities, and grateful clients and families.
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Work-life balance and workload stress
Work-life balance rated about mid-scale; high workload and stress reported alongside schedule flexibility depending on location/role.
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Disorganization
Some describe atmosphere or internship systems as disorganized and lacking motivation.
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Benefits and flexibility positives
Pros include flexible schedule, good benefits, understanding management in some roles, and time/location flexibility.
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Bronx location sentiment weaker
Bronx-filtered Glassdoor subset shows 3.6 rating but only 8% would recommend and 9% positive business outlook (21 reviews).
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The hard parts

  • Compensation is the weakest mark on review sites—Glassdoor rates pay and benefits 2.2/5, and Indeed reviewers say pay feels stagnant against the workload and mental toll.

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What to ask

  • How is base pay set for the role, and which differentials apply?
  • Which shifts are open, and what are the weekend, holiday and call rules?
  • How long is orientation, and will I have one preceptor?
  • What does a usual day’s workload look like?
  • Where would I work, and on which unit or team?

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Roles from AHRC New York City

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AHRC New York City

Queens, NY

  • RN
  • 8-⁠hour days
  • Tuition reimbursement

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