Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) – Infusion | Bellevue, WA

Overlake Arthritis & Osteoporosis Center

Bellevue, Washington

This one is per diem, so you pick up the shifts you want. Overlake Arthritis & Osteoporosis Center runs at clinic pace, on scheduled patients.

Unit: Infusion

Posted Jun 25

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License: LPN licenseLicensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
Term: Per Diem

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Overlake Arthritis & Osteoporosis Center is a free-standing, full-service specialty medical center located in Bellevue, Washington, serving the east side of the Greater Seattle area. The center is staffed by full-time Board Certified Rheumatologists and focuses on the diagnosis and…

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Overlake Arthritis, Osteoporosis and Infusion Center is seeking a skilled and compassionate Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) – Infusion to join our team on a per diem basis. This role is ideal for an LPN with infusion therapy experience who values flexibility and enjoys working in a patient-focused environment. As part of our infusion team, you will play a vital role in supporting patients receiving biologics and other infusion therapies for chronic autoimmune conditions.

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In Bellevue, WA

Bellevue, WAFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 11% above the US average

Median rent: $2,572/mo
Household income: $165,576/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Bellevue, WA

NeighborhoodsYoung professionals working in Bellevue often pick the Spring District as a cheaper, walkable alternative to downtown, with bars and stores, a minute from I-405 and minutes from downtown. Downtown Bellevue is luxury high-rises and the Bellevue Collection; West Bellevue trades on lake views and walkability; Newport Shores is waterfront; Bridle Trails is woodsy and equestrian. Crossroads is the cultural hub with more budget-friendly housing; Factoria is called practical, convenient, and underrated; Somerset and Eastgate sit on the hills for schools and panoramas; Woodridge is another named apartment pocket. If Bellevue proper is too expensive, locals also point to Kirkland and Redmond for proximity, diversity, and amenities.

Young professionals working in Bellevue often pick the Spring District as a cheaper, walkable alternative to downtown, with bars and stores, a minute from I-405 and minutes from downtown. Downtown Bellevue is luxury high-rises and the Bellevue Collection; West Bellevue trades on lake views and walkability; Newport Shores is waterfront; Bridle Trails is woodsy and equestrian.

Crossroads is the cultural hub with more budget-friendly housing; Factoria is called practical, convenient, and underrated; Somerset and Eastgate sit on the hills for schools and panoramas; Woodridge is another named apartment pocket. If Bellevue proper is too expensive, locals also point to Kirkland and Redmond for proximity, diversity, and amenities.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: reddit.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: rexmont.com Source 4: facebook.com Source 5: lgapm.com Source 6: apartmentguide.com

Getting aroundBellevue sits about 10 miles east of Seattle via the I-90 and SR-520 bridges, with I-405 as the north-south spine; drives into Seattle run about 15-30 minutes depending on traffic, and Renton, Kenmore, and Bothell are each about a 20-minute drive. Sound Transit's 2 Line light rail ties Bellevue toward Pike Place, stadiums, Capitol Hill, and the University of Washington (via a 1 Line transfer at International District Station); the 560 Express bus and Bellevue Airport Shuttle serve SEA, 17 miles away. Downtown is compact and walkable, with the free BellHop electric shuttle for short hops; free downtown parking garages are noted for park access. Overlake Medical Center is listed among Bellevue's top employers, but sources do not describe hospital-shift parking or nurse-specific routes.

Bellevue sits about 10 miles east of Seattle via the I-90 and SR-520 bridges, with I-405 as the north-south spine; drives into Seattle run about 15-30 minutes depending on traffic, and Renton, Kenmore, and Bothell are each about a 20-minute drive. Sound Transit's 2 Line light rail ties Bellevue toward Pike Place, stadiums, Capitol Hill, and the University of Washington (via a 1 Line transfer at International District Station); the 560 Express bus and Bellevue Airport Shuttle serve SEA, 17 miles away.

Downtown is compact and walkable, with the free BellHop electric shuttle for short hops; free downtown parking garages are noted for park access. Overlake Medical Center is listed among Bellevue's top employers, but sources do not describe hospital-shift parking or nurse-specific routes.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: apartmentguide.com Source 2: visitbellevue.com Source 3: redfin.com Source 4: quora.com Source 5: reddit.com Source 6: lgapm.com

OutdoorsBellevue brands itself a City in a Park, with over 100 parks covering nearly 2,800 acres. Downtown Park is 21 acres with a circular promenade and a 53-foot waterfall; Bellevue Botanical Garden is 53 acres of rock, conifer, and native gardens (free, donations encouraged); Mercer Slough Nature Park is for kayaking; Meydenbauer Bay Park adds beach, boardwalk, marina, and paddleboarding. Families use Kelsey Creek Farm Park; hikers use Coal Creek Natural Area (2-5 mile forest loops) and, 15-30 minutes out, Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park and the Sammamish River Trail. Lake Washington swimming and shore walks are everyday life; Snoqualmie Falls is about a 40-minute drive, with Mount Rainier and Olympic National Park farther out.

Bellevue brands itself a City in a Park, with over 100 parks covering nearly 2,800 acres. Downtown Park is 21 acres with a circular promenade and a 53-foot waterfall; Bellevue Botanical Garden is 53 acres of rock, conifer, and native gardens (free, donations encouraged); Mercer Slough Nature Park is for kayaking; Meydenbauer Bay Park adds beach, boardwalk, marina, and paddleboarding.

Families use Kelsey Creek Farm Park; hikers use Coal Creek Natural Area (2-5 mile forest loops) and, 15-30 minutes out, Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park and the Sammamish River Trail. Lake Washington swimming and shore walks are everyday life; Snoqualmie Falls is about a 40-minute drive, with Mount Rainier and Olympic National Park farther out.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: apartmentguide.com Source 2: quora.com Source 3: bellevuewa.gov Source 4: facebook.com Source 5: redfin.com

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Bellevue sits across Lake Washington from Seattle as the Eastside's own skyline—tech offices for Microsoft, Amazon, T-Mobile, and Expedia, a walkable downtown of Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square, and The Bravern, and more than 100 parks on nearly 2,800 acres. For a nurse, Overlake Medical Center is a named local employer; compact downtown, the free BellHop shuttle, I-405, and Sound Transit's 2 Line make in-city living workable, while Renton, Kenmore, and Bothell sit about 20 minutes out if Bellevue rents (roughly $3,200 for a one-bedroom, $3,600 for a two-bedroom) or million-plus home prices are too steep. Crossroads and the Spring District are the practical in-city neighborhoods; Somerset and West Bellevue are the prestige hills and lake views, with Newport High among the state's top schools. The tradeoff is real: no shortage of James Beard kitchens, Crossroads pan-Asian dining, or kayaking Mercer Slough and Meydenbauer Bay, but traffic, winter rain (and hill snow in Somerset), and a high cost of living dominate what residents actually complain about. Choose the neighborhood as carefully as the job.

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As of 2026Source 1: apartmentguide.com Source 2: visitbellevue.com Source 3: rexmont.com Source 4: youtube.com Source 5: reddit.com Source 6: redfin.com Source 7: travelawaits.com Source 8: quora.com Source 9: bellevuewa.gov Source 10: youtube.com

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