In range for Colorado staff rolesColorado staff postings that state pay run $70k/yr to $112k/yr, the middle half $82k/yr to $99k/yr, across 983 postings.
Hospitals on Incredible Health are actively hiring and accepting applications in the Louisville, CO area for the following position: Registered Nurse - Ambulatory. Nurses with experience in any of the following areas are strongly encouraged to apply: Out-patient.
Shift(s) available: day shift
Job types available: full time
Employer features: Best Places to Work recognition, Community hospital, Cross training, Health Insurance, Level 2 trauma center, Level 3 trauma center, Life Insurance, Magnet recognized, Nurse self-care program , Offers sign on bonus, PTO, Retirement Plan
Qualifications
RN Diploma degree or higher from an accredited school of nursing
Active and unencumbered Registered Nurse license in the state of Colorado
Neighborhoods+Westminster offers diverse residential pockets along the US-36 corridor, ranging from walkable mixed-use villages to established lake communities. Bradburn Village features New Urbanism design with front porches, townhomes, live-work layouts, and single-family homes situated around walkable cafes and shops. Standley Lake offers established suburban subdivisions with larger lots and quick access to reservoir trails, while Legacy Ridge and Highland Park South provide quiet, HOA-maintained golf course living. Established eastern neighborhoods like Lake Arbor, Far Horizons, and The Ranch off 120th feature mature trees, split-levels, and ranches with central access toward Denver and regional job centers.
Westminster offers diverse residential pockets along the US-36 corridor, ranging from walkable mixed-use villages to established lake communities. Bradburn Village features New Urbanism design with front porches, townhomes, live-work layouts, and single-family homes situated around walkable cafes and shops.
Standley Lake offers established suburban subdivisions with larger lots and quick access to reservoir trails, while Legacy Ridge and Highland Park South provide quiet, HOA-maintained golf course living. Established eastern neighborhoods like Lake Arbor, Far Horizons, and The Ranch off 120th feature mature trees, split-levels, and ranches with central access toward Denver and regional job centers.
Getting around+Westminster's location along the US-36 corridor gives drivers direct 15- to 20-minute highway access to both downtown Denver and Boulder under standard traffic conditions. Local healthcare workers traveling to regional medical centers or facilities like St. Anthony North Hospital rely heavily on US-36 and north-south arterials such as Sheridan Boulevard and 120th Avenue. Public transit connectivity is anchored by RTD regional bus services and the RTD B Line commuter rail running from Westminster Station directly to Denver Union Station.
Westminster's location along the US-36 corridor gives drivers direct 15- to 20-minute highway access to both downtown Denver and Boulder under standard traffic conditions. Local healthcare workers traveling to regional medical centers or facilities like St. Anthony North Hospital rely heavily on US-36 and north-south arterials such as Sheridan Boulevard and 120th Avenue.
Public transit connectivity is anchored by RTD regional bus services and the RTD B Line commuter rail running from Westminster Station directly to Denver Union Station.
Outdoors+Westminster encompasses over 3,000 acres of dedicated open space connected by an interconnected trail network, highlighted by the 12-mile Big Dry Creek Trail and paths around Ketner Lake Open Space. Standley Lake Regional Park serves as the community's primary outdoor hub, offering camping, wildlife watching for bald eagles and coyotes, fishing for walleye and bass, and paddling against Front Range views. Golfers have access to public greens including Legacy Ridge Golf Course and The Heritage at Westmoor, while neighborhood recreation takes place at Cotton Creek Park and Westfield Park.
Westminster encompasses over 3,000 acres of dedicated open space connected by an interconnected trail network, highlighted by the 12-mile Big Dry Creek Trail and paths around Ketner Lake Open Space. Standley Lake Regional Park serves as the community's primary outdoor hub, offering camping, wildlife watching for bald eagles and coyotes, fishing for walleye and bass, and paddling against Front Range views.
Golfers have access to public greens including Legacy Ridge Golf Course and The Heritage at Westmoor, while neighborhood recreation takes place at Cotton Creek Park and Westfield Park.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Westminster
Positioned squarely along the US-36 corridor between Denver and Boulder, Westminster serves as a practical, outdoors-forward base for healthcare professionals working across the northern metro area. For nurses stationed at Centura St. Anthony North Hospital or commuting into Boulder and downtown Denver, the city offers roughly 15- to 20-minute highway drives alongside transit connectivity via the RTD B Line at Westminster Station. Housing caters to varied lifestyles: walkable New Urbanism in Bradburn Village, manicured fairway homes in Legacy Ridge, and mid-century properties with expansive lots in Lake Arbor and around Standley Lake. Outdoor life is anchored by over 3,000 acres of open space, paddling and bald eagle watching on Standley Lake, and multi-use recreation on the 12-mile Big Dry Creek Trail. Cultural highlights include the Butterfly Pavilion, historic Westminster Castle, and entertainment at the Westminster Promenade. Relocating nurses should weigh tradeoffs such as higher municipal water rates, US-36 highway noise in southern pockets, and a restaurant landscape that favors commercial centers over local independent dining.
