Kingman Regional Medical Center

The system has served Kingman and the surrounding communities for more than seventy years, with primary care, cardiology, cancer care, imaging, rehab, hospice, and specialty clinics under one umbrella. It is also Arizona’s first rural teaching hospital, with physician residencies in family medicine and emergency medicine running alongside the nursing floors. On the unit side, full-time Med-Surg nights and Emergency Room blocks (including 2p–2a) show up in active postings. ER roles have carried a posted $25K sign-on and relocation package; night and weekend differentials appear on support-staff postings as well. Charting runs on Meditech. Facility-wide figures put staffing near 1.26 RNs per bed and about 10.7 nursing hours per patient day. Tuition reimbursement is available if you want to keep going to school, and the campus lists on-site daycare plus wellness-center exercise incentives. Kingman itself sits roughly 6% below the national cost of living, with a flat 2.5% state income tax and a compact license. The honest tradeoff is culture: Glassdoor summaries sit near 3.0/5 and call out bullying and favoritism, while Indeed lands around 3.2/5 across a few hundred reviews. If you want a rural non-profit with real sign-on money on the ER side and room to grow your credentials, this is a concrete place to look—just go in with eyes open on the people side.