Registered Nurse

Hayden Place Assisted Living

Hayden, Idaho

Posted Oct 16

License: RN license RN License (Preferred)
Term: Permanent

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We are seeking a Part Time RN to join us at Hayden Place Assisted Living. Hayden Place is a small beautiful 16 bed dementia specialty home in Hayden Idaho. We provide compassionate care in a secure home-like setting focused on dignity, safety, and quality of life for resident's living with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia.

We are seeking an experienced Registered Nurse for a flexible part-time clinical oversight position. On site time is flexible and limited to assessments, care planning, medication reviews, and other clinical needs. On call consists primarily of phone consultation and clinical guidance.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct admission assessments and ongoing clinical evaluations for residents.

Develop, review, and update care plans/ Negotiated Service agreements

Oversee medication management, delegation to trained staff, and ensuring compliance with physician orders.

Communication with families, physicians, and other health care providers regarding resident status, care conditions, and care needs.

Support regulatory compliance with Idaho Residential Assisted Living Facility Rules. (IDAPA 16.03.22)

Flexible part time schedule with minimal onsite requirements.

Wages D. O. E.

Expected hours: 10.0 – 20.0 per week

Benefits

Flexible schedule

Experience

Dementia Care: 1 year (Preferred)

License/

Certification

RN License (Preferred)

Ability to Commute

Hayden, ID 83835 (Preferred)

Work Location: In person

What's around it?

In Hayden, ID

Hayden, ID

Living costs about 5% below the US average

Life in Hayden, ID

NeighborhoodsHayden is quieter and more suburban than Coeur d'Alene, built around residential streets, family-friendly subdivisions, and newer homes rather than a tourist downtown. East of Highway 95, Hayden Lake, Avondale, and the country-club side lean toward established golf-course and lakefront living; west of 95, Miles and Orchard and other new-construction pockets mix larger lots with a more everyday neighborhood feel. Named newer areas such as Trail Ridge sit in that suburban pattern, with Coeur d'Alene only minutes south along 95.

Hayden is quieter and more suburban than Coeur d'Alene, built around residential streets, family-friendly subdivisions, and newer homes rather than a tourist downtown. East of Highway 95, Hayden Lake, Avondale, and the country-club side lean toward established golf-course and lakefront living; west of 95, Miles and Orchard and other new-construction pockets mix larger lots with a more everyday neighborhood feel.

Named newer areas such as Trail Ridge sit in that suburban pattern, with Coeur d'Alene only minutes south along 95.

Sources

As of Sep 14, 2026Source 1: pnwhomesales.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: cindyperryhomes.com Source 4: anthempacific.com

Getting aroundDaily travel in Hayden is overwhelmingly by car; public transit is negligible and most errands are planned around driving. Highway 95 is the main north-south spine, and local agents say many residents work in Coeur d'Alene—a short drive south, close enough that the city line is easy to miss. Congestion is a growing complaint: few streets besides 95 are four-lane, and the signal at Honeysuckle and Government Way can take several light cycles at busy times.

Daily travel in Hayden is overwhelmingly by car; public transit is negligible and most errands are planned around driving. Highway 95 is the main north-south spine, and local agents say many residents work in Coeur d'Alene—a short drive south, close enough that the city line is easy to miss.

Congestion is a growing complaint: few streets besides 95 are four-lane, and the signal at Honeysuckle and Government Way can take several light cycles at busy times.

Sources

As of Sep 14, 2026Source 1: youtube.com Source 2: pnwhomesales.com Source 3: realestate.usnews.com Source 4: areavibes.com

OutdoorsHayden borders the western shore of Hayden Lake, with swimming and a roped swim area at Honeysuckle Beach, public launches, and fishing for kokanee, northern pike, rainbow trout, and bass. Trails and paths include Canfield Mountain Natural Area, the Hayden Lake Loop Road, McIntire Family Park, English Point Recreation Area, and nearby Farragut State Park. Golf is local at Avondale Golf Club and Hayden Lake Country Club; Silverwood Theme Park sits about twenty minutes north on Highway 95, and four ski areas—Schweitzer, Silver Mountain, Lookout Pass, and Mt. Spokane—are within about an hour and a half.

Hayden borders the western shore of Hayden Lake, with swimming and a roped swim area at Honeysuckle Beach, public launches, and fishing for kokanee, northern pike, rainbow trout, and bass. Trails and paths include Canfield Mountain Natural Area, the Hayden Lake Loop Road, McIntire Family Park, English Point Recreation Area, and nearby Farragut State Park.

Golf is local at Avondale Golf Club and Hayden Lake Country Club; Silverwood Theme Park sits about twenty minutes north on Highway 95, and four ski areas—Schweitzer, Silver Mountain, Lookout Pass, and Mt. Spokane—are within about an hour and a half.

Sources

As of Sep 14, 2026Source 1: anthempacific.com Source 2: visitnorthidaho.com Source 3: haydenid.gov Source 4: expedia.com

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Living in Hayden

Hayden is Coeur d'Alene’s quieter, more residential neighbor: suburban streets, Hayden Lake on the east, and daily life without Sherman Avenue crowds. A nurse working in the Coeur d'Alene area should expect to drive—Highway 95 is the spine, Coeur d'Alene is minutes south, transit is essentially nonexistent, and the light at Honeysuckle and Government Way is the backup everyone mentions. East of 95, Avondale, the country club, and lakefront pockets feel established and premium; west of 95, Miles and Orchard and newer subdivisions offer larger lots and a more mixed texture. Off-shift hours go to Honeysuckle Beach, Canfield Mountain, McIntire Family Park concerts, and July’s Hayden Days, with Silverwood a short hop north and ski hills within about an hour and a half. In-town dinner is Rancho Viejo, Cochinito Taqueria, Radicci, and The Porch; a bigger night out is Coeur d'Alene. Tradeoffs are a thin local job base, little walkability, no true town center, growing two-lane traffic, and real winters. If the goal is neighborhood calm next to the lake city, Hayden is the day-to-day fit.

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Sources

As of 2026-07Source 1: pnwhomesales.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: haydenid.gov Source 4: anthempacific.com Source 5: visitnorthidaho.com Source 6: facebook.com Source 7: cindyperryhomes.com Source 8: expedia.com

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