The Gardens at Camp Hill

The work is long-term care: postings name residents who need dementia and neuro support, dialysis, wound care, IV therapy, and infectious-disease care. If you are an RN, recent postings put full-time pay at $45–$49 an hour. LPNs show $26.75–$28.25, full-time or part-time. CNAs are listed at $19.25–$21.25, with $1.25 more on the 3–11 and $1.00 on the 11–7; days are posted as 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Medical, dental, vision, paid time off, and holiday pay sit on the careers page, along with training and career development. Five interstates serve Camp Hill, which the employer calls a convenient drive from several metro areas. They market a resident-focused, team-oriented floor. Nurses who have reviewed the place called the pay acceptable to good, and they also described little support and poor management — ask about that when you visit.

The employer markets a resident-focused, team-oriented culture and a safe, welcoming workplace, and cites training, career development, and leadership that encourages growth.