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Community Hospital · Salmon, Idaho 83467
On the floor
PRN Surgical Services listings note PTO, vision, dental, disability insurance, and a wellness program; third-party OR posts also cite flexible scheduling and PTO.
The city
Nestled along the Salmon River in central Idaho's rugged mountain country, Salmon offers nurses a small-town pace with unmatched access to wilderness, whitewater, and year-round outdoor recreation. A tight-knit community with dramatic valley scenery makes it ideal for RNs who crave a slower lifestyle far from urban bustle.
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Who they are
You would be joining Steele Memorial Medical Center at 203 South Daisy Street in Salmon, Idaho—an 18-bed, county-owned Critical Access Hospital with a Rural Health Clinic that has served Lemhi and Custer counties since 1950. The work spans a 24/7 Emergency Department with Idaho TSE Level IV Trauma designation and Level II STEMI certification, Med-Surg, obstetric services alongside Family Practice OB physicians, and a Surgical Services team that circulates, scrubs, and recovers from neonate through geriatric care.
Charting runs on EPIC. Hiring posts have mentioned MedSurg, OB, and ED RN roles and a stated RN rate around $55 an hour with night differential based on experience; surgical PRN postings list PTO, vision, dental, disability, and a wellness program. The rural culture puts mentorship and employee development up front, and the surgery director’s span is a small team of roughly 10–15. It is a real small-town hospital, not a big-system campus. Older recognitions include Becker’s and NRHA critical-access lists, and leadership has explored adjacent school-district land for future connected expansion. Glassdoor’s small sample sits near 3.2/5 with roughly two in five willing to recommend it—worth weighing beside the clinical scope and the Salmon outdoor lifestyle.
Mission stated as delivering compassionate healthcare; care in the ED regardless of ability to pay.
Why nurses stay
Small Glassdoor sample rates Steele Memorial Medical Center about 3.2/5; roughly two in five would recommend it to a friend (mixed sentiment).
“I came for the sign-on bonus. I stayed because on my hardest night, my whole team stayed with me.”
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