Per Diem Nurses Home Care

Gardenview Home Care

Township of Hamilton, New Jersey

Eligibility: Home Health

Posted Aug 8

Unit and setting: Home Health
License: RN licenseLicensed home care services (LHCSA) experience preferred
Term: Per Diem

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License: Valid & current **New Jersey Registered Nurse License and Registration** Check your license
Experience: Minimum of 1-2 years clinical nursing experience
Also asks: Organized and Patient oriented
Also asks: Able to work independently
Also asks: Good oral and written communication skills
Also asks: Hourly rate of $50-$60 per visit

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License: Licensed home care services (LHCSA) experience preferred

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Per Diem Nurses Home Care

Hamilton Township, New Jersey

Salary$25000 - $50000TypePer DiemExperience2 years

Gardenview Home Care is looking for per diem registered nurses to see our patients in person in NJ. We are a Licensed Home Care Agency servicing the Trenton, NJ area. This can be a part time position!

Home Care Registered Nurse Duties include

Assess patient at start of care to develop a plan of care
Initiate Plan-of-Care and make necessary changes as patient's needs evolve
Evaluate patients in their homes
Instruct and advise patients and/or families as well as the home health aides in patients' care
Reassess patients every two months to determine any condition change as well as supervise the home health aide to ensure proper care

Home Care Registered Nurse

Requirements

Valid & current New Jersey Registered Nurse License and Registration
Current Driver’s License
Organized and Patient oriented
Able to work independently
Good oral and written communication skills
Minimum of 1-2 years clinical nursing experience
Licensed home care services (LHCSA) experience preferred
Hourly rate of $50-$60 per visit

Location:Hamilton Township, NJ, USA, Hamilton Township, New Jersey

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In Township of Hamilton, NJ

Township of Hamilton, NJ

Living costs about 9% above the US average

Life in Township of Hamilton, NJ

NeighborhoodsHamilton Township spans distinct suburban enclaves across roughly 40 square miles. Mercerville is a prime choice for healthcare workers and commuters thanks to its immediate access to Interstate 295, Route 33, and the Nottingham High School cluster. Yardville offers a quieter, traditional neighborhood feel with larger yards and scenic proximity to Crosswicks Creek Greenway and Sayen Gardens. Denser, established residential blocks sit toward the Trenton border, while modern traditional subdivisions and pockets of newer construction are found throughout the township's eastern and southern reaches.

Hamilton Township spans distinct suburban enclaves across roughly 40 square miles. Mercerville is a prime choice for healthcare workers and commuters thanks to its immediate access to Interstate 295, Route 33, and the Nottingham High School cluster.

Yardville offers a quieter, traditional neighborhood feel with larger yards and scenic proximity to Crosswicks Creek Greenway and Sayen Gardens. Denser, established residential blocks sit toward the Trenton border, while modern traditional subdivisions and pockets of newer construction are found throughout the township's eastern and southern reaches.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: unitsstorage.com Source 2: homes.com Source 3: youtube.com

Getting aroundHamilton is structured around high regional mobility, bisected by Interstate 295 with fast connections to Route 1, Route 33, and the New Jersey Turnpike. Downtown Trenton hospitals and facilities are roughly 3 miles away, while driving to Philadelphia typically takes about 40 minutes and Princeton is roughly a 20-minute drive. Shift workers traveling regionally benefit from the dedicated Hamilton NJ Transit train station, which provides direct Northeast Corridor rail service into New York City in about 70 minutes.

Hamilton is structured around high regional mobility, bisected by Interstate 295 with fast connections to Route 1, Route 33, and the New Jersey Turnpike. Downtown Trenton hospitals and facilities are roughly 3 miles away, while driving to Philadelphia typically takes about 40 minutes and Princeton is roughly a 20-minute drive.

Shift workers traveling regionally benefit from the dedicated Hamilton NJ Transit train station, which provides direct Northeast Corridor rail service into New York City in about 70 minutes.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: homes.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: newjerseyrealestatenetwork.com

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation is a major draw, with more than 60 municipal parks and open green spaces across the municipality. The 350-acre Veterans Park serves as the central community hub, featuring paved walking trails, athletic complexes, playgrounds, and seasonal gatherings. Other notable outdoor destinations include the historical grounds of Kuser Farm Park, the footpaths and floral displays at Sayen House and Gardens, and the Crosswicks Creek Greenway, while expansive Mercer County Park sits just minutes beyond township borders.

Outdoor recreation is a major draw, with more than 60 municipal parks and open green spaces across the municipality. The 350-acre Veterans Park serves as the central community hub, featuring paved walking trails, athletic complexes, playgrounds, and seasonal gatherings.

Other notable outdoor destinations include the historical grounds of Kuser Farm Park, the footpaths and floral displays at Sayen House and Gardens, and the Crosswicks Creek Greenway, while expansive Mercer County Park sits just minutes beyond township borders.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: unitsstorage.com Source 2: homes.com Source 3: newjerseyrealestatenetwork.com Source 4: reddit.com

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Hamilton Township offers relocating nurses a practical, expansive suburban base in Central Jersey that emphasizes living space, convenience, and outstanding regional connectivity. Covering 40 square miles in Mercer County just 3 miles east of Trenton, Hamilton avoids the premium housing barriers found in adjacent Princeton and West Windsor while putting regional medical facilities, Interstate 295, and direct Northeast Corridor rail links within effortless reach. Instead of a compact historic downtown, the community features distinct residential neighborhoods like Mercerville and Yardville, characterized by quiet streets, generous lawns, and top-tier community infrastructure. Off-shift hours can be spent exploring the 350-acre Veterans Park, walking the paths at Sayen Gardens, or dining alongside the reflection pools at Rat's Restaurant within the internationally celebrated Grounds For Sculpture. While newcomers must adapt to a car-dependent layout, commercial strip corridors, and Garden State property taxes, Hamilton delivers an unpretentious, comfortable setting with the acreage, safety, and transit convenience medical professionals need to balance demanding shift work.

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