I Am Boundless

In the ICFs and licensed homes you are the on-site nurse inside small residential settings that already run 24/7 staffing and bring OT, PT, speech, behavioral health, and social work onto the same team. The organization also runs Boundless Health, Ohio’s first center built for integrated primary, dental, behavioral, and mental health for this population. Benefits that show up in postings include a 5% 401(k) match after six months (immediately vested), 80 hours PTO, free dental and vision, holiday OT at time-and-a-half, and a wellbeing premium discount. Tuition discounts with Capella and Franklin plus Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility are on the table if you are still paying down school. Pay for RNs in Grove City appears in third-party listings around $38–$46/hr. Reviews sit near 2.9/5 and often praise the mission and the people you serve while criticizing favoritism and senior management—so you should weigh the work itself against that culture signal before you apply.

Largest Ohio nonprofit provider for I/DD and behavioral health; values love, excellence, respect, empowerment, and well-being; serves people for life.