Aspire Allergy & Sinus runs at clinic pace, on scheduled patients.
Posted Jul 20
Shift and hours
Days5 shifts a week
Unit and setting
Clinic
License
RN license
Term
Permanent
What it pays
Against similar roles
Below most Lakewood staff RN postingsLakewood staff RN postings that state pay run $33/hr to $42/hr, the middle half $37/hr to $40/hr, across 33 postings.
Benefits
Medical Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Generous Paid Time Off
10 Paid Holidays
Free Allergy Testing and Discounted Treatments
More benefits (4)
401(k) with Generous Employer Match
Employee Rewards Program
PTO
401k/Retirement
The role and schedule
Weekends
No weekends
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Outpatient RN role at Aspire Allergy & Sinus providing direct patient care including allergy testing, administering injections (subcutaneous, intradermal, intramuscular, biologic, immunotherapy), spirometry, patient education, EHR documentation, and cross-training for front office operations. Monday–Friday schedule with no nights, weekends, or major holidays. Travel between Lakewood and Castle Rock clinic locations required.
Monday–Friday outpatient schedule; no nights, weekends, or major holidays. Multi-clinic travel required (Lakewood/Castle Rock or Colorado Springs/Pueblo/Castle Rock).
Neighborhoods+Lakewood offers diverse residential pockets ranging from quiet mid-century enclaves to modern mixed-use developments. Established areas like Green Mountain and Applewood trend toward higher price tiers, favored for hillside views, larger lots, and immediate trail access. Belmar functions as a pedestrian-friendly downtown hub with contemporary apartments and multi-story townhomes situated above retail and dining. Neighborhoods such as Morse Park and central Lakewood feature classic mid-century brick ranches and mature trees with relatively accessible pricing, while also offering straightforward east-west transit connections along the RTD W Line corridor.
Lakewood offers diverse residential pockets ranging from quiet mid-century enclaves to modern mixed-use developments. Established areas like Green Mountain and Applewood trend toward higher price tiers, favored for hillside views, larger lots, and immediate trail access.
Belmar functions as a pedestrian-friendly downtown hub with contemporary apartments and multi-story townhomes situated above retail and dining. Neighborhoods such as Morse Park and central Lakewood feature classic mid-century brick ranches and mature trees with relatively accessible pricing, while also offering straightforward east-west transit connections along the RTD W Line corridor.
Getting around+Commuters enjoy a strategic western position roughly twenty minutes from downtown Denver, with regional connectivity anchored by highway corridors and public transit. The RTD W Line light rail cuts directly through central Lakewood, providing reliable rail transit into central Denver without highway congestion. Lakewood averages commute times around twenty-three minutes, though east-west thoroughfares like West Colfax Avenue and Sixth Avenue experience typical rush-hour slow-downs during weekday peak shift changes. Hospital workers traveling to Denver medical facilities or local West Metro clinics generally find suburban hospital parking abundant, though winter snow events can slow surface routes.
Commuters enjoy a strategic western position roughly twenty minutes from downtown Denver, with regional connectivity anchored by highway corridors and public transit. The RTD W Line light rail cuts directly through central Lakewood, providing reliable rail transit into central Denver without highway congestion.
Lakewood averages commute times around twenty-three minutes, though east-west thoroughfares like West Colfax Avenue and Sixth Avenue experience typical rush-hour slow-downs during weekday peak shift changes. Hospital workers traveling to Denver medical facilities or local West Metro clinics generally find suburban hospital parking abundant, though winter snow events can slow surface routes.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is a defining aspect of life in Lakewood, supported by over one hundred municipal parks and hundreds of miles of interconnected trails. Bear Creek Lake Park is a crown jewel offering water recreation, paddleboarding, swimming, and camping along scenic open water. Hikers, trail runners, and mountain bikers gravitate to the expansive trails of William F. Hayden Green Mountain Park, where summits deliver panoramic views stretching from Longs Peak to Pikes Peak. For more relaxed daily routines, Crown Hill Park and Kendrick Lake Park offer flat perimeter walking paths, wildlife viewing, and xeriscape gardens.
Outdoor recreation is a defining aspect of life in Lakewood, supported by over one hundred municipal parks and hundreds of miles of interconnected trails. Bear Creek Lake Park is a crown jewel offering water recreation, paddleboarding, swimming, and camping along scenic open water.
Hikers, trail runners, and mountain bikers gravitate to the expansive trails of William F. Hayden Green Mountain Park, where summits deliver panoramic views stretching from Longs Peak to Pikes Peak. For more relaxed daily routines, Crown Hill Park and Kendrick Lake Park offer flat perimeter walking paths, wildlife viewing, and xeriscape gardens.
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 Lakewood
Lakewood provides relocating nurses an enviable balance between Front Range outdoor adventures and quick access to Denver's metropolitan amenities. Positioned immediately west of Denver, the city places the foothills in your backyard while maintaining an average commute time around twenty-three minutes to regional employment centers. Living here means you can spend post-shift mornings paddleboarding at Bear Creek Lake Park, mountain biking up William F. Hayden Green Mountain Park, or strolling the galleries in the 40 West Arts District. Housing spans modern townhomes and walkable apartments in Belmar to classic mid-century ranches in neighborhoods like Morse Park, with premium homes tucked into Applewood and Green Mountain. Transit via the RTD W Line simplifies trips into downtown Denver, though owning a vehicle remains helpful for daily errands across Lakewood's sprawling footprint. While newcomers should navigate urban realities like occasional transit-corridor property crime and winter snowfall exceeding sixty inches, the city's blend of craft taprooms, sweeping mountain views, and quiet neighborhoods offers a balanced, restorative lifestyle for healthcare professionals.
