Pays above most California Home Health rolesCalifornia Home Health postings that state pay run $41/hr to $95/hr, the middle half $47/hr to $90/hr, across 142 postings.
DPS Healthcare is looking for a dedicated and compassionate Home Infusion RN to join our growing team in Inland Empire, CA. In this role, you'll bring expert clinical care directly to patients in the comfort of their own homes, making a meaningful difference in their recovery and quality of life. This is a 1099 independent contractor position paid per visit. Documentation is simple — just 2 pages, with no OASIS charting required. Payroll runs biweekly via direct deposit.
Neighborhoods+Prospective residents often gravitate toward Historic Downtown Upland around North Euclid Avenue and East Foothill Boulevard, which offers a walkable setting lined with local shops, cafes, and older housing stock. Suburban single-family enclaves, built largely between the 1940s and 1990s, populate the central and northern stretches toward the foothills, while older character properties sit in historic pockets like Old Magnolia. Condominiums and townhomes are concentrated south of the Foothill Freeway, and manufactured home communities are situated off 13th Street.
Prospective residents often gravitate toward Historic Downtown Upland around North Euclid Avenue and East Foothill Boulevard, which offers a walkable setting lined with local shops, cafes, and older housing stock. Suburban single-family enclaves, built largely between the 1940s and 1990s, populate the central and northern stretches toward the foothills, while older character properties sit in historic pockets like Old Magnolia.
Condominiums and townhomes are concentrated south of the Foothill Freeway, and manufactured home communities are situated off 13th Street.
Getting around+Commuting within the city is centered around arterial corridors like Route 66 (Foothill Boulevard) and Euclid Avenue, providing direct access to local facilities like San Antonio Regional Hospital. Regional transit is supported by the Metrolink line connecting Los Angeles and San Bernardino, along with local Omni bus routes. Highway drivers face peak-hour congestion on Interstate 10 into Los Angeles—which takes under an hour in clear conditions—and along the Foothill Freeway toward Pasadena or San Bernardino, accompanied by noticeable traffic noise along major thoroughfares.
Commuting within the city is centered around arterial corridors like Route 66 (Foothill Boulevard) and Euclid Avenue, providing direct access to local facilities like San Antonio Regional Hospital. Regional transit is supported by the Metrolink line connecting Los Angeles and San Bernardino, along with local Omni bus routes.
Highway drivers face peak-hour congestion on Interstate 10 into Los Angeles—which takes under an hour in clear conditions—and along the Foothill Freeway toward Pasadena or San Bernardino, accompanied by noticeable traffic noise along major thoroughfares.
Outdoors+Sitting at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, Upland provides immediate access to trails and green spaces. Euclid Avenue features a distinctive 3-mile tree-lined median path popular for jogging and walking, while the Cucamonga Creek Trail connects multiple trailheads across biodiverse terrain. The city oversees 20 parks, including McCarthy Park, Olivedale Park, Fern Reservoir, and a dedicated dog park, with longer regional outings available nearby at Marshall Canyon Trail in La Verne and Chino Hills State Park.
Sitting at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, Upland provides immediate access to trails and green spaces. Euclid Avenue features a distinctive 3-mile tree-lined median path popular for jogging and walking, while the Cucamonga Creek Trail connects multiple trailheads across biodiverse terrain.
The city oversees 20 parks, including McCarthy Park, Olivedale Park, Fern Reservoir, and a dedicated dog park, with longer regional outings available nearby at Marshall Canyon Trail in La Verne and Chino Hills State Park.
Positioned against the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, Upland offers healthcare professionals a quiet foothill lifestyle anchored by major regional employers like the 300-plus bed San Antonio Regional Hospital. Originally built on citrus groves, the city today balances preserved character—showcased along the historic three-mile Euclid Avenue walking trail and downtown boutiques—with convenient access to regional corridors via the Foothill Freeway, Interstate 10, and Metrolink rail service. Prospective residents can choose between townhomes and apartments south of Foothill Freeway or established single-family neighborhoods climbing toward the mountains. Life here emphasizes outdoor activity and family living, with weekend recreation along the Cucamonga Creek Trail, events like the annual April Lemon Festival, and well-regarded local campuses within the Upland Unified School District. Relocating nurses should weigh practical trade-offs: summer heat frequently climbs above 95 degrees, occasional wildfire and air quality alerts require vigilance, and the city's nightlife is subdued enough that locals routinely drive to adjacent Claremont for an expanded dining scene.
