DPS HEALTHCARE
Hiring organization · Based in San Bernardino, CA
- 29
- open roles, live count
- $166k–$208k/yr
- posted pay across 29 roles
On the floor
What the day-to-day looks like
What stands out
Experienced nurses
Our four postings for this employer all list $80 an hour, with no spread between min and max.
From employer postingsAs of 2026-07-29
Travel nurses
The same $80 hourly rate shows up across the small set of postings we have, so the number you see is consistent rather than a wide band.
From employer postingsAs of 2026-07-29
Moving here
San Bernardino is often framed as more affordable than Los Angeles and pricier Inland Empire cities such as Rancho Cucamonga.
Moving here
Downtown rentals here run well below coastal California and many Inland Empire peers, with lower-priced condos and multifamily options more common southeast of Interstate 210.
More about working here
Experienced nurses
Local reports note crime down more than 25 percent to a 25-year low, including a sharp drop in homicides, which is part of how people describe working in this city.
Travel nurses
Nearby names that also post nursing work in the wider area include VITAS Healthcare, PIH Health, Arise CareStaff, Nursefinders, and Medical Solutions, so you can compare this $80 rate against other local options.
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Who they are
The pay picture we can stand behind comes from four of our own postings: $80 an hour at the median, and the same $80 as both the minimum and the maximum. There is no posted sign-on bonus, housing stipend, or travel weekly gross in that set.
More about DPS HEALTHCARE
The city around the job is part of the decision. Cost of living sits about 6% above the national level, yet local commentary still frames San Bernardino as more affordable than Los Angeles and pricier Inland Empire peers like Rancho Cucamonga. Downtown rentals run below many coastal and Inland Empire options; higher home prices cluster toward the mountains in the northeast, while condos and multifamily units are more common southeast of Interstate 210. Reports also note crime down more than 25% to a 25-year low. One practical wrinkle: people who take jobs in San Bernardino often ask about living in neighboring cities rather than in the city itself. California is not a compact-license state, and state income tax is graduated at some of the highest brackets in the country. We do not have validated detail here on residency, tuition support, union status, EHR, ratios, or scheduling, so those questions stay open for your interview.
Working here
Culture and working life
What to consider
The good
- Four of our postings list $80/hour with min and max both at $80
- Framed locally as more affordable than Los Angeles and Rancho Cucamonga
- Downtown rentals run well below coastal and many Inland Empire peers
- Crime reported down more than 25% to a 25-year low
- Lower-priced condos and multifamily housing more common southeast of I-210
The hard parts
- People taking jobs here often consider living in neighboring cities instead of San Bernardino itself
- Cost of living about 6% above the national price level
- California graduated state income tax sits in the highest U.S. brackets
- Not a compact-license state
- No validated residency, tuition, loan help, or career-ladder detail on file
What to weigh
People taking jobs in San Bernardino often ask about living in neighboring cities rather than in the city itself.
The reality check
Before you decide
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