Prosource360

Hiring organization · Based in Wright-Patterson AFB, OH

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On the floor

What the day-to-day looks like

What stands out

Moving here
You can practice in Ohio on a compact license, and the usual first look is Beavercreek at about 10–15 minutes or Fairborn at about 5–15 minutes from Wright-Patterson AFB.
Moving here
If you are buying, Fairborn homes are often cited around $180,000–$220,000, Beavercreek newer construction roughly $280,000–$350,000, and New Carlisle around $165,000–$195,000 about 25–35 minutes out.
Travel nurses
Ohio is a compact-license state, so a compact RN license is what you need to work this Wright-Patterson AFB assignment.
Moving here
Treat the commute as a rush-hour and gate problem — test-drive at your real report time, keep a backup route for gate delays, and add any school or childcare stop before you pick a town.

More about working here

Moving here
Ohio state income tax is graduated and described as low, which is part of what you actually take home if you move here.
Experienced nurses
Your work site is Wright-Patterson AFB, so base gates are part of getting to the shift, and write-ups tell you not to trust an off-peak GPS time.
Moving here
If you will drive about 45 minutes, the towns that come up are Tipp City, Troy, Union, Brookeville, Waynesville, and Centerville.

Who they are

You would be working at Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio. Ohio is a compact-license state, so a compact RN license is what you need to practice here.

More about Prosource360

State income tax is graduated and described as low. People relocating near the base commonly look at Beavercreek (often about 10–15 minutes, newer construction roughly $280,000–$350,000) and Fairborn (often 5–15 minutes, homes cited around $180,000–$220,000). Xenia is about 15–25 minutes. New Carlisle and Enon are about 25–35 minutes, with New Carlisle homes cited around $165,000–$195,000. Springfield is about 35–50 minutes. Oakwood, Centerville, Bellbrook, Huber Heights, Riverside, Kettering, and Yellow Springs also come up; farther out, Tipp City, Troy, Union, Brookeville, and Waynesville. Commute quality here is about rush-hour reliability, not the off-peak GPS time. Test-drive at your real report time, plan a backup route for gate delays, and add any school or childcare stop before you choose a neighborhood. One local warned that Fairborn will tax you to death. Comments call Oakwood very nice and talk up the schools, and also say the homes there are smaller and more expensive.

Working here

Culture and working life

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What to consider

The good

Ohio is a compact-license state
Graduated state income tax described as low
Fairborn often 5–15 minutes, homes cited around $180,000–$220,000
Beavercreek often 10–15 minutes, newer construction roughly $280,000–$350,000
Xenia, New Carlisle, Enon, and Springfield are documented nearby options with stated drive times

The hard parts

Base gate delays are a known commute factor; you are told to plan a backup route
Commute quality depends on rush-hour reliability, not off-peak GPS times
One local warned Fairborn taxes are high
No published pay, union status, EHR, or scheduling details for this employer

What to weigh

You will go through base gates, and housing write-ups tell you to plan a backup route for gate delays rather than trust an off-peak GPS time.

The reality check

Before you decide

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