In range for Pennsylvania staff rolesPennsylvania staff postings that state pay run $25/hr to $54/hr, the middle half $32/hr to $46/hr, across 776 postings.
Tuition assistance
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Staff Nurse (RN or LPN) primary responsibility is to deliver safe and therapeutic nursing care to the residents of Fair Acres.Staff Nurse (RN or LPN) primary responsibility is to deliver safe and therapeutic nursing care to the residents of Fair Acres.
Staff Nurse (RN or LPN) primary responsibility is to deliver safe and therapeutic nursing care to the residents of Fair Acres. The RN or LPN will coordinate patient care by working collaboratively with the interdisciplinary team, patients and families.
Responsibilities
Is confident and flexible in ability to practice nursing on any unit throughout the facility, and maintains a clean, safe, and orderly environment.
Collaborates with members of the interdisciplinary health care team in providing quality care, and documentation of resident goals.
Effectively interact with patients, family and other health team members while maintaining all standards of professional nursing.
Supports the goals and objectives of the Nursing Department and Administration of Fair Acres and participates on committees as requested.
Ensures effective organization of assignments by establishing priorities and setting goals.
Evaluates and reports all significant symptoms, reactions, and changes in a resident’s condition.
Records pertinent information and assures the continuity of accurate and timely documentation to facilitate communication among services.
Participates in Staff Development programs as mandated by Fair Acres and seeks additional self-enrichment and professional growth through continuing education.
Assumes other duties as deemed necessary by the Unit Manager and/or Nursing Supervisor
Experience
1+ years’ experience in the long-term care field preferred
Education
Graduate from an accredited School of Nursing, BSN preferred
Neighborhoods+Media Borough itself offers compact, walkable living centered on State Street, where Victorian homes, townhouses, and apartment buildings place residents directly within reach of local dining and transit. The broader 19063 area branches into distinct surrounding enclaves: Upper Providence Township immediately to the north offers expansive lots, residential subdivisions, and abundant parkland, while Nether Providence neighborhoods like South Media, Bowling Green, and Pine Ridge provide tree-lined residential pockets. Middletown Township provides conventional suburban neighborhoods just west of the borough, giving healthcare workers a choice between dense, urban-style borough rentals and quiet, car-dependent single-family residential settings.
Media Borough itself offers compact, walkable living centered on State Street, where Victorian homes, townhouses, and apartment buildings place residents directly within reach of local dining and transit. The broader 19063 area branches into distinct surrounding enclaves: Upper Providence Township immediately to the north offers expansive lots, residential subdivisions, and abundant parkland, while Nether Providence neighborhoods like South Media, Bowling Green, and Pine Ridge provide tree-lined residential pockets.
Middletown Township provides conventional suburban neighborhoods just west of the borough, giving healthcare workers a choice between dense, urban-style borough rentals and quiet, car-dependent single-family residential settings.
Getting around+Commuters benefit from dual SEPTA connections, featuring a Regional Rail line into Center City Philadelphia alongside a street-running trolley line operating right through the heart of State Street. For shift workers driving to regional healthcare facilities, Media provides direct arterial access via Route 1, Route 3, and Interstate 476 (the Blue Route), connecting easily to Delaware County medical centers and South Philadelphia sports complexes in roughly twenty minutes under light traffic. However, street parking in the tight borough grid can be competitive on weekends and busy evenings, requiring reliance on municipal lots or designated off-street residential spots.
Commuters benefit from dual SEPTA connections, featuring a Regional Rail line into Center City Philadelphia alongside a street-running trolley line operating right through the heart of State Street. For shift workers driving to regional healthcare facilities, Media provides direct arterial access via Route 1, Route 3, and Interstate 476 (the Blue Route), connecting easily to Delaware County medical centers and South Philadelphia sports complexes in roughly twenty minutes under light traffic.
However, street parking in the tight borough grid can be competitive on weekends and busy evenings, requiring reliance on municipal lots or designated off-street residential spots.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is abundant just minutes outside the borough core. Tyler Arboretum spans several hundred acres with extensive forested hiking trails, historic specimen trees, and cultivated gardens, directly bordering Ridley Creek State Park, which offers multiuse paved loops for biking and running along with trails for angling, horseback riding, and winter cross-country skiing. Within the immediate community, Rose Tree County Park hosts community walks and seasonal outdoor concerts, while the historic Colonial Pennsylvania Farmstead preserves working agrarian heritage.
Outdoor recreation is abundant just minutes outside the borough core. Tyler Arboretum spans several hundred acres with extensive forested hiking trails, historic specimen trees, and cultivated gardens, directly bordering Ridley Creek State Park, which offers multiuse paved loops for biking and running along with trails for angling, horseback riding, and winter cross-country skiing.
Within the immediate community, Rose Tree County Park hosts community walks and seasonal outdoor concerts, while the historic Colonial Pennsylvania Farmstead preserves working agrarian heritage.
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 Media
Media, Pennsylvania, stands apart from standard Philadelphia suburbs as a genuine walkable enclave where a vintage SEPTA trolley runs directly down the middle of commercial State Street. Known as 'Everybody's Hometown' and recognized as the nation's first certified Fair Trade town, this Delaware County seat packs independent boutiques, live theater, and vibrant dining into less than a single square mile. On Wednesday evenings throughout the summer, Dining Under the Stars closes State Street to vehicles, turning the corridor into an open-air cafe district. Healthcare professionals will appreciate Media's rare transit flexibility: SEPTA Regional Rail and the trolley provide car-free urban links, while immediate access to Route 1 and Interstate 476 connects drivers to regional hospitals across Delaware County and Philadelphia. Off shift, restorative nature awaits minutes away at Tyler Arboretum and Ridley Creek State Park. Navigating Media requires understanding the boundary between the compact, heavily rented borough core and the surrounding 19063 townships of Upper Providence and Middletown, which offer larger suburban lots served by the coveted Rose Tree Media School District. Housing inventory in town is tight, but the community walkability is virtually unmatched.
