In range for New Jersey staff rolesNew Jersey staff postings that state pay run $70k/yr to $126k/yr, the middle half $93k/yr to $120k/yr, across 1,457 postings.
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Serves as departmental and disease team resource for research protocol initiation and implementation. Performs basic nursing skills, study coordination and data management, with a central focus on managing subject recruitment and enrollment, consistency of study implementation, data management and integrity, and compliance with regulatory requirements and reporting. May attend leadership meetings and advisory groups. Assists in the development of workflows, SOP's and Guidance documents. Works closely with the clinical team to bridge the gap between clinical and research protocols.
Neighborhoods+Residential areas in Cherry Hill split broadly between the east and west sides of town. Barclay is one of the most prominent neighborhoods, characterized by mature, tree-lined streets, executive-style single-family homes, and the historic Barclay Farmstead, offering quick access to Route 70. Woodcrest is a prime hub for commuters needing transit convenience, featuring spacious single-family homes right near the rail line. West Cherry Hill offers established mid-century subdivisions with classic architecture and mature landscaping, including neighborhoods around Cherry Hill Mall with townhomes and detached houses, as well as sought-after communities like Kresson Woods and Haddon Towne. East Cherry Hill leans toward newer subdivisions featuring larger executive homes situated on more expansive lots.
Residential areas in Cherry Hill split broadly between the east and west sides of town. Barclay is one of the most prominent neighborhoods, characterized by mature, tree-lined streets, executive-style single-family homes, and the historic Barclay Farmstead, offering quick access to Route 70. Woodcrest is a prime hub for commuters needing transit convenience, featuring spacious single-family homes right near the rail line.
West Cherry Hill offers established mid-century subdivisions with classic architecture and mature landscaping, including neighborhoods around Cherry Hill Mall with townhomes and detached houses, as well as sought-after communities like Kresson Woods and Haddon Towne. East Cherry Hill leans toward newer subdivisions featuring larger executive homes situated on more expansive lots.
Getting around+Cherry Hill sits approximately 8 to 10 miles east of Center City Philadelphia, offering both transit and highway options for hospital commuters. The PATCO Speedline from Woodcrest Station is a core transit option, providing an estimated 15- to 20-minute direct train ride into Center City with ample station parking, allowing commuters to bypass river bridge congestion. Drivers heading into Philadelphia or Camden medical facilities utilize Route 70, Route 38, or Interstate 76 over the Ben Franklin Bridge, though rush-hour volume and ongoing construction along Route 70 can cause significant delays. Local bus connections and regional rail service also operate out of Cherry Hill Station.
Cherry Hill sits approximately 8 to 10 miles east of Center City Philadelphia, offering both transit and highway options for hospital commuters. The PATCO Speedline from Woodcrest Station is a core transit option, providing an estimated 15- to 20-minute direct train ride into Center City with ample station parking, allowing commuters to bypass river bridge congestion.
Drivers heading into Philadelphia or Camden medical facilities utilize Route 70, Route 38, or Interstate 76 over the Ben Franklin Bridge, though rush-hour volume and ongoing construction along Route 70 can cause significant delays. Local bus connections and regional rail service also operate out of Cherry Hill Station.
Outdoors+Cherry Hill offers neighborhood recreation spaces such as Gregory Delesio Park, which features a paved walking loop and an updated playground, and Chapel Avenue Park, which hosts youth soccer and lacrosse clubs. In late April, the township's signature outdoor display emerges when more than 1,400 cherry trees bloom along a two-mile stretch between Kings Highway and Route 38. Walking grounds around the historic Barclay Farmstead provide additional open green space, while nearby waterfront paths along the Delaware River are easily reached within minutes.
Cherry Hill offers neighborhood recreation spaces such as Gregory Delesio Park, which features a paved walking loop and an updated playground, and Chapel Avenue Park, which hosts youth soccer and lacrosse clubs. In late April, the township's signature outdoor display emerges when more than 1,400 cherry trees bloom along a two-mile stretch between Kings Highway and Route 38. Walking grounds around the historic Barclay Farmstead provide additional open green space, while nearby waterfront paths along the Delaware River are easily reached within minutes.
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Living in Cherry Hill
Located just eight to ten miles east of Philadelphia, Cherry Hill delivers an established South Jersey suburban retreat with immediate access to major regional medical hubs. For healthcare professionals, the township balances expansive living space—featuring private driveways, yards, and quiet residential blocks—with dense commercial convenience. Commuters heading into Philadelphia hospitals can take the PATCO Speedline from Woodcrest Station for a quick 15- to 20-minute ride that skips river crossing backups entirely, though driving via Route 70 or Interstate 76 remains straightforward outside peak congestion hours.
Neighborhoods vary from historic, tree-canopied pockets like Barclay to commuter-friendly Woodcrest and leafy subdivisions near Cherry Hill Mall. Everyday living is anchored by extensive retail along Route 70 and Route 38, including groceries at Wegmans and Trader Joe's in the Garden State Park complex, along with celebrated local spots like The Farm and Fisherman. While rush-hour corridor traffic and standard suburban property security require attention, Cherry Hill provides nurses with reputable schools, low violent crime, and an easy commute between peaceful neighborhoods and urban care networks.
