Registered Nurse (RN)

White Glove Community Care

Queens, New York

Posted Oct 29

License: RN license· Valid RN license
Term: Permanent

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License: · Valid RN license
Experience: · 1 year of experience as an RN needed
Also asks: · Eligible to work in the US
Also asks: Here at White Glove, we are committed to creating consistently exceptional nursing experiences. And because we value nurses as our greatest assets, we remain supportive, open, positive, and actively engaged- with both our nurses and patients. Our nursing team manages the voice of White glove Nursing- and it’s a beautiful, powerful, and passionate voice.
Also asks: Always feel free to reach out to your personal recruiter for more information- Rishy @718-828-2666 Ext. 4234/ repstein@whiteglovecare.net

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Against similar roles: Top of New York staff payNew York staff postings that state pay run $30/hr to $69/hr, the middle half $39/hr to $56/hr, across 2,358 postings.

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Flexible schedule

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BECOME A SCHOOL NURSE! Our kids need you- now more than ever! WHITE GLOVE is seeking qualified Registered Nurses for transportation assignments in New York City!

RN Registered Nurse Job

Duties

Protecting and maintaining students’ health by providing professional nursing services in accordance with Nursing Standards and NYS Licensing. Identifying and assessing students’ health needs, implementing services, and evaluating plans of care that impact student learning and achievement or safety.

Apply now to hear more about all we offer!!

Check out our amazing RN (Registered Nurse) School benefits!

Competitive salary!

Weekly pay – Direct Deposit

Training to ensure your success

Health Insurance

Exclusive employee discounts

24/7 Customer Service

$100 monthly benefits debit card

RN (Registered Nurse) School Details

Full Time and Part Time

School hour shift – Flexible Schedule

Patient ratio: 1:1

Training provided

Start Date: ASAP

RN (Registered Nurse) School

Requirements

Valid RN license

1 year of experience as an RN needed

Eligible to work in the US

Here at White Glove, we are committed to creating consistently exceptional nursing experiences. And because we value nurses as our greatest assets, we remain supportive, open, positive, and actively engaged- with both our nurses and patients. Our nursing team manages the voice of White glove Nursing- and it’s a beautiful, powerful, and passionate voice.

Always feel free to reach out to your personal recruiter for more information- Rishy @718-828-2666 Ext. 4234/ repstein@whiteglovecare.net

What's around it?

In Queens, NY

Queens, NY

Living costs about 8% above the US average

Life in Queens, NY

NeighborhoodsYoung professionals and hospital-adjacent workers concentrate in western Queens: Astoria (Greek heritage, urban-neighborhood mix, strong Manhattan access), Long Island City (waterfront, arts, booming and pricier), Sunnyside, and Forest Hills (Tudor Revival, tree-lined, about 30 minutes to Manhattan on the F train). 2026 snapshots put Forest Hills median home around $580,702 and rent $1,764; Kew Gardens $376,981 / $1,253; LIC $397,118 / $1,339; Sunnyside $410,644 / $1,466; the Rockaways $297,562 / $774. Farther east, Bayside, Little Neck, Douglaston, Glen Oaks, and Rego Park are named safer and quieter; downtown Jamaica, Richmond Hill, and Jackson Heights as more affordable. Kew Gardens is called lovely but a long Manhattan trip without the LIRR; Ridgewood is described as Queens in name only.

Young professionals and hospital-adjacent workers concentrate in western Queens: Astoria (Greek heritage, urban-neighborhood mix, strong Manhattan access), Long Island City (waterfront, arts, booming and pricier), Sunnyside, and Forest Hills (Tudor Revival, tree-lined, about 30 minutes to Manhattan on the F train). 2026 snapshots put Forest Hills median home around $580,702 and rent $1,764; Kew Gardens $376,981 / $1,253; LIC $397,118 / $1,339; Sunnyside $410,644 / $1,466; the Rockaways $297,562 / $774. Farther east, Bayside, Little Neck, Douglaston, Glen Oaks, and Rego Park are named safer and quieter; downtown Jamaica, Richmond Hill, and Jackson Heights as more affordable.

Kew Gardens is called lovely but a long Manhattan trip without the LIRR; Ridgewood is described as Queens in name only.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: defalcorealty.com Source 2: coolhandmovers.com Source 3: extraspace.com Source 4: reddit.com Source 5: facebook.com Source 6: youtube.com

Getting aroundMultiple subway lines, LIRR stations, and buses connect western Queens to Manhattan job centers in under 45 minutes; Forest Hills is about 30 minutes on the F train, while Kew Gardens is a long trip without the LIRR. Closer-in Astoria, LIC, and Sunnyside are denser with better transit; farther east and northeastern Queens trade space for longer travel and uneven subway access. In-borough healthcare employers named include Jamaica and Long Island City Community Healthcare sites, Quality Healthcare home care, plus MTA, JetBlue headquarters, and JFK and LaGuardia airport roles. Traffic is a real cost: 29% of NYC accidents occur in Queens. Sources do not detail parking or door-to-door times to specific hospitals.

Multiple subway lines, LIRR stations, and buses connect western Queens to Manhattan job centers in under 45 minutes; Forest Hills is about 30 minutes on the F train, while Kew Gardens is a long trip without the LIRR. Closer-in Astoria, LIC, and Sunnyside are denser with better transit; farther east and northeastern Queens trade space for longer travel and uneven subway access.

In-borough healthcare employers named include Jamaica and Long Island City Community Healthcare sites, Quality Healthcare home care, plus MTA, JetBlue headquarters, and JFK and LaGuardia airport roles. Traffic is a real cost: 29% of NYC accidents occur in Queens.

Sources do not detail parking or door-to-door times to specific hospitals.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: defalcorealty.com Source 2: reddit.com Source 3: coolhandmovers.com Source 4: extraspace.com Source 5: extraspace.com

OutdoorsFlushing Meadows Corona Park is the central-Queens outdoor hub: the Unisphere, Queens Zoo (bison, pumas, Andean bears, bald eagle; walkable in under an hour), Queens Museum, New York Hall of Science, and the Botanical Garden, with Jackson Heights about a 30-minute walk and LaGuardia airplane-spotting nearby. Forest Park, beside Forest Hills and Kew Gardens, has golf, horseback riding, and a carousel; the Kew Gardens Farm Museum is a summer stop for kids. Astoria Park delivers Manhattan skyline views. Bayside has waterfront parks. The Rockaways are the beach-and-surf option.

Flushing Meadows Corona Park is the central-Queens outdoor hub: the Unisphere, Queens Zoo (bison, pumas, Andean bears, bald eagle; walkable in under an hour), Queens Museum, New York Hall of Science, and the Botanical Garden, with Jackson Heights about a 30-minute walk and LaGuardia airplane-spotting nearby. Forest Park, beside Forest Hills and Kew Gardens, has golf, horseback riding, and a carousel; the Kew Gardens Farm Museum is a summer stop for kids.

Astoria Park delivers Manhattan skyline views. Bayside has waterfront parks.

The Rockaways are the beach-and-surf option.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: foodstrolls.com Source 2: coolhandmovers.com Source 3: reddit.com Source 4: facebook.com Source 5: extraspace.com Source 6: nyctourism.com

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Queens is New York's largest, most ethnically diverse borough—Greek Astoria, Latin and South Asian Jackson Heights, Flushing Chinatown—where a nurse can keep a Manhattan commute. Western Queens (Astoria, Long Island City, Sunnyside, Forest Hills) reaches job centers in under 45 minutes; Forest Hills is about 30 minutes on the F train, with Tudor streets, PS 144, Forest Hills High School, and Forest Park, and ranks safer than 79% of the city. A typical one-bedroom runs about $2,800 versus $4,200 in Manhattan, with 30-40% more space; Kew Gardens and the Rockaways stretch pay further, while LIC and Forest Hills cost more. Healthcare work sits at Jamaica and Long Island City community clinics, Quality Healthcare, and JFK and LaGuardia. Daily life is the Unisphere and Queens Zoo, Astoria Park's skyline, Roosevelt Avenue street food, and Astoria's Greek food scene. Trade-offs: thin transit in the northeast, 29% of NYC accidents occur here, harsh winters, and quieter nightlife than Manhattan.

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Sources

As of 2026Source 1: defalcorealty.com Source 2: extraspace.com Source 3: extraspace.com Source 4: youtube.com Source 5: foodstrolls.com Source 6: coolhandmovers.com Source 7: mayflower.com

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