Registered Nurse (RN) | Sign-on bonus of $15,000 for Full-Time & $7,500 for Part-Time
At Resthaven, we believe care is more than a profession — it’s a calling. Since 1945, we have remained committed to serving older adults with compassion, dignity, excellence, and faith-centered purpose. As a not-for-profit, faith-based organization, we’re dedicated to enriching lives — both for those we serve and those who serve alongside us. Whether you’re looking to grow your career or find a more supportive and purpose-driven workplace, you’ll find it here. We’ll help you learn, support your success, and surround you with people who believe in service, community, respect, and making a meaningful difference every day.
Pay Range
RN | $37.00 - $40.85
Pay is based on experience and applicable licensure
Employment Type & Schedule
Full-Time, Part-Time, PRN
8 &
12 hour shifts available
Why Join Resthaven?
No Mandatory Overtime (No Mandation)
Agency-Free Care Teams
NOMI Health Insurance Network – $0 copays, $0 deductibles, and $0 coinsurance for full-time employees
Free On-Site Clinic – Convenient access to healthcare
Tuition Reimbursement – Eligible after just 6 months of employment
Supportive, Mission-Driven Culture – Be part of a team centered around purpose, compassion, and community
Career Growth & Advancement – Opportunities to learn, develop, and grow within the organization
Meaningful Work Every Day – Build relationships and make a lasting difference in the lives of residents
Neighborhoods+Prospective residents often settle in Holland Heights, where established residential avenues near Paw Paw Drive and quiet enclaves like the Kenwood neighborhood offer suburban stability. Those desiring walkability gravitate toward Downtown Holland and the streets framing Hope College, where historic homes sit steps from dining and seasonal events. Buyers seeking proximity to water look along the shores of Lake Macatawa, while families frequently seek out newer subdivisions across the West Ottawa area or look just east to neighboring Zeeland.
Prospective residents often settle in Holland Heights, where established residential avenues near Paw Paw Drive and quiet enclaves like the Kenwood neighborhood offer suburban stability. Those desiring walkability gravitate toward Downtown Holland and the streets framing Hope College, where historic homes sit steps from dining and seasonal events.
Buyers seeking proximity to water look along the shores of Lake Macatawa, while families frequently seek out newer subdivisions across the West Ottawa area or look just east to neighboring Zeeland.
Getting around+Holland is bisected north-to-south by US Route 31, providing straightforward access through local commercial corridors, while Interstate 196 connects the city directly to Grand Rapids in about 30 to 35 minutes under normal conditions. Local commuting within Holland to regional medical clinics and community facilities is swift, with parking readily accessible via surface lots and street spaces. Nurses working regional shifts in Grand Rapids medical centers like Corewell Health or Spectrum Health should expect rush hour and lake-effect snow to add 10 to 15 minutes each way.
Holland is bisected north-to-south by US Route 31, providing straightforward access through local commercial corridors, while Interstate 196 connects the city directly to Grand Rapids in about 30 to 35 minutes under normal conditions. Local commuting within Holland to regional medical clinics and community facilities is swift, with parking readily accessible via surface lots and street spaces.
Nurses working regional shifts in Grand Rapids medical centers like Corewell Health or Spectrum Health should expect rush hour and lake-effect snow to add 10 to 15 minutes each way.
Outdoors+Outdoor life revolves around Lake Michigan and Lake Macatawa, with Holland State Park serving as the premier destination for wide sandy beaches, paddleboarding, and views of the historic Big Red lighthouse. Tunnel Park offers additional beachfront with dune stairways, while Kollen Park provides scenic waterfront boardwalks closer to downtown. Cyclists and runners benefit from more than 155 miles of paved bike paths across the area, including the 20-mile Lakeshore Connector Path, while off-road trails wind through the Upper Macatawa Natural Area and nearby Saugatuck Dunes State Park.
Outdoor life revolves around Lake Michigan and Lake Macatawa, with Holland State Park serving as the premier destination for wide sandy beaches, paddleboarding, and views of the historic Big Red lighthouse. Tunnel Park offers additional beachfront with dune stairways, while Kollen Park provides scenic waterfront boardwalks closer to downtown.
Cyclists and runners benefit from more than 155 miles of paved bike paths across the area, including the 20-mile Lakeshore Connector Path, while off-road trails wind through the Upper Macatawa Natural Area and nearby Saugatuck Dunes State Park.
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 Holland
Holland combines the scenic serenity of Lake Michigan coastal living with an active, distinctly preserved community character. For relocating healthcare workers, the city offers an appealing everyday pace: sandy afternoons at Holland State Park under the shadow of the Big Red lighthouse, more than 155 miles of regional cycling paths, and a picturesque downtown centered on 8th Street that remains fully walkable all winter thanks to an expansive heated snowmelt sidewalk network. Culinary life blends local institutions like New Holland Brewing Company and deBoer's Bakkerij with craft spirits and European bakeries. While local healthcare clinics and regional practices are easy to navigate via US Route 31, nurses commuting northeast along Interstate 196 to major Grand Rapids facilities like Corewell Health face a 30- to 35-minute drive that can stretch during winter lake-effect snowstorms. Housing demands a premium compared to inland communities like Zeeland, and evening entertainment leans toward quiet taprooms rather than bustling nightlife. Nevertheless, for nurses seeking top-rated schools like West Ottawa and an outdoors-focused lifestyle along the lakeshore, Holland represents a balanced and enduring West Michigan home base.
