Franklin Oaks Nursing & Rehab Center
Rehab Center · Louisburg, NC
- 1
- open role, live count
- 3.2
- Google rating
On the floor
What the day-to-day looks like
- Setting
- Rehab Center
- Shifts hiring now
- Days 1
What stands out
Moving here
Louisburg gives you a slower small-town pace along the Tar River, with lower prices than busier core suburbs, which is why many people who move here say they came to step out of the rat-race.
Moving here
Wake Forest and Knightdale sit about twenty minutes away, and the drive into Raleigh—especially SE Raleigh—is treated as a workable daily commute from this outlying suburb.
Travel nurses
North Carolina is a compact-license state, so if you already hold a compact multistate license you can work here without a separate NC license process.
Experienced nurses
You can weigh Franklin Oaks against two other nearby employers already in the area—Louisburg Healthcare & Rehab Center and Maria Parham Health—when you map your options.
More about working here
Moving here
State income tax in North Carolina is a flat rate around 4.25%, so your take-home math stays relatively straightforward once you have an offer number.
New graduates
You would be starting in a quieter outlying Raleigh-suburb market rather than a dense urban hospital cluster, which some new nurses prefer while they build confidence.
Who they are
Louisburg sits as one of the more outlying Raleigh suburbs, with a small-town feel along the Tar River and prices that tend to run lower than busier core areas.
- Rehab Center · Louisburg, NC
- Hiring days
More about Franklin Oaks Nursing & Rehab Center
People who move here often say they came to get away from the rat-race; growth is expected, but the pace still reads quieter than closer-in suburbs. Wake Forest and Knightdale are about twenty minutes away, and the drive into Raleigh—especially southeast Raleigh—is a commute many people already make from here. North Carolina is a compact-license state with a flat state income tax around 4.25%, which keeps licensing and tax math relatively simple once you have an offer. Pay figures for this building are not posted in the sources we have, so you will want to ask directly. Nearby you can also weigh Louisburg Healthcare & Rehab Center and Maria Parham Health if you are comparing options in the same pocket of the market.
Working here
Culture and working life
What to consider
The good
- Small-town feel along the Tar River in an outlying Raleigh suburb
- Commute into Raleigh (especially SE Raleigh) described as workable; Wake Forest and Knightdale about 20 minutes
- Lower prices than busier core suburbs; people relocate here to escape the rat-race
- North Carolina is a compact-license state
- Flat state income tax around 4.25%
The hard parts
- No public pay figures posted yet—you must ask during the process
- Outlying location means a longer drive if your life is centered on core Raleigh
- Growth is expected, so the quieter pace may change over time
The reality check
Before you decide
Quick facts
- Relationship
- Direct employer
- Roles last seen active
- Aug 15, 2026
- Website
- franklinoakscare.com ↗
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