In range for California Telemetry rolesCalifornia Telemetry postings that state pay run $52/hr to $77/hr, the middle half $52/hr to $72/hr, across 65 postings.
Benefits
BenefitsContinuing educationContinuing Education
BenefitsMedical benefitsMedical benefits
BenefitsDental benefitsDental benefits
BenefitsVision benefitsVision benefits
BenefitsHealth care FSAHealth Care FSA
Benefits403(b) retirement plan403b retirement plan
Neighborhoods+Wood Ranch sits on the southwestern edge bordering Thousand Oaks, featuring hillside enclaves, golf course views, and modern subdivisions arranged around quiet cul-de-sacs. Big Sky commands interest in the northern foothills with newer construction and scenic ridgeline backdrops, while Bridle Path caters to equestrian lifestyles with private trails and expansive lots. Central Simi Valley, the Texas Tract, and areas around Madera and Long Canyon offer established mid-century ranch homes and condominiums closer to primary thoroughfares and everyday retail.
Wood Ranch sits on the southwestern edge bordering Thousand Oaks, featuring hillside enclaves, golf course views, and modern subdivisions arranged around quiet cul-de-sacs. Big Sky commands interest in the northern foothills with newer construction and scenic ridgeline backdrops, while Bridle Path caters to equestrian lifestyles with private trails and expansive lots.
Central Simi Valley, the Texas Tract, and areas around Madera and Long Canyon offer established mid-century ranch homes and condominiums closer to primary thoroughfares and everyday retail.
Getting around+Automobile travel centers on State Route 118 (the Ronald Reagan Freeway), which cuts east-west across the valley and connects commuters east toward the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles, marked by the landmark Happy Face Hill carving on the eastern grade. For regional transit, Simi Valley is served by Metrolink commuter rail linking Ventura County to downtown Los Angeles, while nearby employment centers like Thousand Oaks and Camarillo are reached via connecting surface arteries and freeways. Shift workers commuting into local medical centers or nearby Los Angeles County facilities face standard freeway bottlenecks during peak hours, though intra-valley travel and westbound commutes toward Ventura County generally encounter lighter traffic.
Automobile travel centers on State Route 118 (the Ronald Reagan Freeway), which cuts east-west across the valley and connects commuters east toward the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles, marked by the landmark Happy Face Hill carving on the eastern grade. For regional transit, Simi Valley is served by Metrolink commuter rail linking Ventura County to downtown Los Angeles, while nearby employment centers like Thousand Oaks and Camarillo are reached via connecting surface arteries and freeways.
Shift workers commuting into local medical centers or nearby Los Angeles County facilities face standard freeway bottlenecks during peak hours, though intra-valley travel and westbound commutes toward Ventura County generally encounter lighter traffic.
Outdoors+Flanked by the Santa Susana Mountains and the Simi Hills, the city offers expansive open-space recreation with more than fifty miles of trails for hikers and equestrians. Rocky Peak Park delivers rugged, sandstone-lined ascents with panoramic vistas across the valley, while Corriganville Park blends scenic trails with historic remnants of old Hollywood western movie ranches. Within residential areas, Rancho Simi Community Park, Mayfair Park, and the paved Arroyo Simi Bike Path provide accessible routes for jogging, dog walking, and community sports.
Flanked by the Santa Susana Mountains and the Simi Hills, the city offers expansive open-space recreation with more than fifty miles of trails for hikers and equestrians. Rocky Peak Park delivers rugged, sandstone-lined ascents with panoramic vistas across the valley, while Corriganville Park blends scenic trails with historic remnants of old Hollywood western movie ranches.
Within residential areas, Rancho Simi Community Park, Mayfair Park, and the paved Arroyo Simi Bike Path provide accessible routes for jogging, dog walking, and community sports.
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 Simi Valley
Tucked between the rugged Santa Susana Mountains and the Simi Hills, Simi Valley offers healthcare professionals a peaceful, highly secure suburban base in southeastern Ventura County. Relocating nurses find a community that prioritizes outdoor living and calm residential rhythms over bustling nightlife, with trailheads at Rocky Peak Park and Corriganville Park moments away and the iconic Happy Face Hill welcoming drivers along Route 118. Housing spans established ranch homes in Central Simi Valley to view estates in Wood Ranch and Big Sky, presenting a relatively accessible alternative to adjacent Los Angeles and Conejo Valley suburbs. While shift workers must contend with hot valley summers, periodic Santa Ana winds, and freeway bottlenecks when commuting eastward toward Los Angeles hospitals, local transit via Metrolink and swift connections to Ventura County healthcare hubs offer practical balance. Off-duty hours center on neighborhood staples like The Junkyard Cafe and cultural anchors like the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, creating a grounded, family-friendly sanctuary to decompress after demanding clinical shifts.
