New Grad Registered Nurse (RN) - Emergency Department (ED) - Fairfield Hospital

Mercy Health

Fairfield, Ohio

Eligibility: ER

Posted Jul 13

Unit and setting: ER · Hospital
License: RN license
Term: Permanent

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Competitive pay
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403(b) with employer contributions
Medical insurance
Dental insurance

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Vision insurance
Prescription coverage
HSA/FSA options
Life insurance
Mental health resources and discounts
Paid time off
Parental leave
FMLA leave
Short-term disability
Long-term disability
Backup care for children and elders
Tuition assistance
Professional development
Continuing education support

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Registered Nurse (RN) - Emergency Department (ED) - Fairfield Hospital

Location 3000 Mack Road, Fairfield, OH 45014, United States of America
Category Nursing
Fairfield Hospital
Department Emergency Department Service Line
Shift Nights
On-Site
Full time

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Fairfield, OHFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 7% below the US average

Median rent: $1,242/mo
Household income: $77,937/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Fairfield, OH

NeighborhoodsFairfield features established residential enclaves ranging from the centrally located Village Green, which offers apartments and historic homes within walking distance of civic events, to peaceful subdivisions like Rolling Hills, known for generous lot sizes and modern architectural layouts. Fairfield Village provides well-maintained single-family properties close to shopping corridors, while River Ridge borders the Great Miami River with quiet suburban streets. For those seeking newer construction or rental units with fast highway access, Stockton Station is a common choice. Healthcare workers desiring a more urban, energetic scene often look just south to Cincinnati neighborhoods such as Northside or Blue Ash while making the reverse commute into Butler County.

Fairfield features established residential enclaves ranging from the centrally located Village Green, which offers apartments and historic homes within walking distance of civic events, to peaceful subdivisions like Rolling Hills, known for generous lot sizes and modern architectural layouts. Fairfield Village provides well-maintained single-family properties close to shopping corridors, while River Ridge borders the Great Miami River with quiet suburban streets.

For those seeking newer construction or rental units with fast highway access, Stockton Station is a common choice. Healthcare workers desiring a more urban, energetic scene often look just south to Cincinnati neighborhoods such as Northside or Blue Ash while making the reverse commute into Butler County.

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Getting aroundFairfield sits directly along Interstate 275 in southern Butler County, roughly 20 to 25 miles north of downtown Cincinnati. This location provides convenient highway connections for nurses commuting to regional medical centers across Cincinnati, Hamilton, or north toward Dayton. Local commuters experience an average travel time of about 21 minutes. Daily navigation relies almost entirely on personal vehicles, as the suburban layout features high drivability with sprawling retail corridors and ample hospital and commercial surface parking, though public transit alternatives are limited.

Fairfield sits directly along Interstate 275 in southern Butler County, roughly 20 to 25 miles north of downtown Cincinnati. This location provides convenient highway connections for nurses commuting to regional medical centers across Cincinnati, Hamilton, or north toward Dayton.

Local commuters experience an average travel time of about 21 minutes. Daily navigation relies almost entirely on personal vehicles, as the suburban layout features high drivability with sprawling retail corridors and ample hospital and commercial surface parking, though public transit alternatives are limited.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: apartments.com Source 2: livability.com Source 3: homes.com

OutdoorsOutdoor amenities are extensive, anchored by Harbin Park, the city's largest green space, which features paved fitness trails and dedicated mountain biking singletrack. Water sports enthusiasts utilize Wake Nation, a boat-free cable wakeboarding park on a local lake, while anglers head to the fishing waters at Thomas O. Marsh Park. Pet owners take advantage of Furfield Dog Park's specialized swimming pond and dock diving setup. Along the Great Miami River corridor, residents explore protected marshlands and boat launches, and Joyce Park offers extensive athletic fields, playgrounds, and an active BMX track.

Outdoor amenities are extensive, anchored by Harbin Park, the city's largest green space, which features paved fitness trails and dedicated mountain biking singletrack. Water sports enthusiasts utilize Wake Nation, a boat-free cable wakeboarding park on a local lake, while anglers head to the fishing waters at Thomas O. Marsh Park.

Pet owners take advantage of Furfield Dog Park's specialized swimming pond and dock diving setup. Along the Great Miami River corridor, residents explore protected marshlands and boat launches, and Joyce Park offers extensive athletic fields, playgrounds, and an active BMX track.

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Positioned along the east bank of the Great Miami River roughly 20 miles north of downtown Cincinnati, Fairfield offers relocating nurses a grounded, amenity-rich suburban home base. The city is distinguished regionally by extraordinary local staples, most notably the international foodie landmark Jungle Jim's International Market and an outdoor recreation network that includes Harbin Park's mountain biking trails, BMX riding at Joyce Park, and cable wakeboarding at Wake Nation. Housing options range from multi-bedroom garden apartments near Stockton Station to peaceful family retreats in Rolling Hills and Fairfield Village. Commuting to healthcare facilities across Butler County and northern Cincinnati is straightforward thanks to Interstate 275 and an average 21-minute drive time. The tradeoff for this convenience is an automobile-dependent environment dominated by commercial strip plazas and a relatively quiet nightlife scene. However, nurses seeking a welcoming community with vibrant seasonal festivals at Village Green Park, diverse international dining, and easy access to both suburban open spaces and Cincinnati city amenities will find Fairfield an easy, comfortable place to call home.

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