Saint Mary of Nazareth Hospital

Hospital · Chicago, IL

23
open roles, live count: $64k–$133k/yr
posted pay across 16 roles: 3.6
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About Saint Mary of Nazareth Hospital

The validated picture we have is thin on unit culture, pay, and residency—so the honest decision frame is the city itself, the tax and license rules you will live under, and what nearby systems pay. Chicago’s cost of living sits a little above the national level (index 103.6).

Hospital · Chicago
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More about Saint Mary of Nazareth Hospital

Illinois takes a flat 4.95% state income tax and is not a compact-license state, which means your RN license stays Illinois-specific. Nurses here often choose among Lincoln Park, Lakeview, Andersonville, Wicker Park, Logan Square, South Loop, and lower-rent Rogers Park, and they treat commute reliability—early transit, traffic, parking—as seriously as raw distance. If you move forward, go in ready to ask concrete questions about your rate, differentials, orientation, and scheduling. Nearby employers in our data show hourly medians roughly in the mid-$30s to about $40; use that as market context when an offer lands.

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Day-to-day nursing

Setting: Hospital
Shifts hiring now: Days 15 · Nights 7

What stands out

Moving here
You would be applying to a hospital in Chicago (60622), where nurses commonly weigh neighborhoods like Wicker Park, Logan Square, Lakeview, Andersonville, South Loop, and budget-friendlier Rogers Park against real commute and parking constraints.
Experienced nurses
Nearby Chicago-area systems in our data show hourly medians around $35.50–$40.05 (for example Advocate Aurora Health at $38.20 and Rush University Medical Center at $40.05), which is the local pay context you will be walking into even though this employer’s own pay figures are not in our postings yet.
Moving here
Chicago’s cost of living sits about 4% above the national price level (index 103.6), so rent and daily costs will feel a bit higher than a typical U.S. baseline.

More about working here

Travel nurses
Illinois is not a compact-license state, so your RN license stays Illinois-specific rather than portable across compact states.
New graduates
State income tax in Illinois is a flat 4.95%, which makes take-home math simpler to estimate once you have an offer in hand.
Experienced nurses
For shift work here, living only 5–10 miles away can still feel like a real commute—rush-hour traffic, infrequent very-early transit, and unpredictable parking often matter more than raw distance.

Living in Chicago, IL

In Chicago, world-class clinical shifts in Streeterville and the Illinois Medical District give way to post-work runs along Lake Michigan. With a cost of living just about 4% above the national average, you can easily commute via the ‘L’ and comfortably plant roots in vibrant neighborhoods like Lincoln Park and Logan Square.

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Metro price level · Chicago area: 4% above the national average; BEA index 103.6 (100 = national)
Median gross rent: $1,440/mo; rent and tenant-paid utilities
Median household income: $77,902/yr; all local households, not nurse pay

U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024 metro Regional Price Parities · Census ACS 2024

Culture and working life

What to consider

The good

Hospital role based in Chicago, with many neighborhood options nurses actually use
Flat 4.95% Illinois state income tax keeps paycheck math straightforward
Local market context from nearby systems with published hourly medians in our data
City transit and neighborhood variety if you want life outside the hospital walls

The hard parts

No usable pay, ratio, or scheduling detail from this employer’s postings yet
Illinois is not a compact-license state
Cost of living about 4% above the national price level
Chicago shift commutes can be hard even at 5–10 miles because of traffic, early transit gaps, and parking