Dialysis RN

Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of St. Petersburg

Saint Petersburg, Florida

Eligibility: NephrologyRehabilitation

Posted Jul 14

Unit and setting: Rehab
License: RN license
Term: Per Diem

What it pays

Against similar roles: In range for Florida PRN rolesFlorida PRN postings that state pay run $30/hr to $67/hr, the middle half $35/hr to $62/hr, across 433 postings.

Benefits

Health savings account
Dental insurance
Health insurance
401(k) matching
Tuition reimbursement
Paid time off
Opportunities for advancement
Vision insurance

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Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of St. Petersburg

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Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of St. Petersburg is an inpatient rehabilitation hospital located in Saint Petersburg, Florida (ZIP 33710). The facility provides rehabilitation services to inpatients, with nursing roles that include specialized care such as hemodialysis. The employer emphasizes a…

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Hemodialysis RN Career Opportunity at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of St. Petersburg. Provides direct patient care to inpatients in need of hemodialysis, supervises care and treatments, conducts patient assessments, creates personalized care plans, educates nursing staff on hemodialysis care, and builds relationships with patients to aid in recovery.

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In Saint Petersburg, FL

Saint Petersburg, FL

Living costs about 3% above the US average

Life in Saint Petersburg, FL

NeighborhoodsYoung professionals concentrate in Downtown (Walk Score 92, Walker’s Paradise; median home about $684,500, median rent about $3,229) for nightlife, museums, and condos; Crescent Lake (Walk Score 85, quieter parks-and-cafes living around Crescent Lake Park, $725,000 / $3,060); Historic Kenwood (Walk Score 86, bungalows, arts venues, LGBTQ+ community, $549,000 / $2,143); Historic Uptown / Round Lake (Walk Score 84, community-driven, $600,000 / $2,544); and Historic Old Northeast (Walk Score 86, brick streets, waterfront parks, historic homes). Edge District, Grand Central District, and Snell Isle add galleries, rooftop bars, and waterfront living; Roser Park and Old Southeast sit on the walkable downtown fringe, with Old Southeast waterfront and premium (median home about $1.125 million). On a nurse budget, Disston Heights is the value play—about $1,393 average rent, homes roughly $300,000–$380,000, 10–15 minutes to downtown—while 33701 and 33704 south of 38th Avenue and east of MLK are the walkable rental pocket (single-family homes there typically sit above a first-home budget).

Young professionals concentrate in Downtown (Walk Score 92, Walker’s Paradise; median home about $684,500, median rent about $3,229) for nightlife, museums, and condos; Crescent Lake (Walk Score 85, quieter parks-and-cafes living around Crescent Lake Park, $725,000 / $3,060); Historic Kenwood (Walk Score 86, bungalows, arts venues, LGBTQ+ community, $549,000 / $2,143); Historic Uptown / Round Lake (Walk Score 84, community-driven, $600,000 / $2,544); and Historic Old Northeast (Walk Score 86, brick streets, waterfront parks, historic homes). Edge District, Grand Central District, and Snell Isle add galleries, rooftop bars, and waterfront living; Roser Park and Old Southeast sit on the walkable downtown fringe, with Old Southeast waterfront and premium (median home about $1.125 million).

On a nurse budget, Disston Heights is the value play—about $1,393 average rent, homes roughly $300,000–$380,000, 10–15 minutes to downtown—while 33701 and 33704 south of 38th Avenue and east of MLK are the walkable rental pocket (single-family homes there typically sit above a first-home budget).

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: facebook.com Source 2: reddit.com Source 3: undergrads.com Source 4: extraspace.com Source 5: mypinellascountyrealestate.com

Getting aroundDowntown, Historic Old Northeast, Historic Kenwood, Uptown/Round Lake, Crescent Lake, and Grand Central are short-block and walkable (Walk Scores 84–92), so errands, Beach Drive, and the Pier can be on foot if you live in that core. Community posts still treat a car as essential for the rest of the city, and several people say relocating without one is hard. Disston Heights is about 10–15 minutes to downtown by car. Cross-bay trips stack up on I-275 and the Howard Frankland Bridge, which locals describe as brutal at peak times.

Downtown, Historic Old Northeast, Historic Kenwood, Uptown/Round Lake, Crescent Lake, and Grand Central are short-block and walkable (Walk Scores 84–92), so errands, Beach Drive, and the Pier can be on foot if you live in that core. Community posts still treat a car as essential for the rest of the city, and several people say relocating without one is hard.

Disston Heights is about 10–15 minutes to downtown by car. Cross-bay trips stack up on I-275 and the Howard Frankland Bridge, which locals describe as brutal at peak times.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: undergrads.com Source 2: mypinellascountyrealestate.com Source 3: locallifehomes.com Source 4: facebook.com Source 5: hellolanding.com

OutdoorsDowntown outdoor life runs along the St. Pete Pier District (26 acres of Tampa Bay waterfront with green space and eateries), Straub Park, Beach Drive paths, and waterfront trails. Crescent Lake Park is the namesake green for that neighborhood; Coquina Key is a kayak put-in, and the Sunshine Skyway is the visual backdrop. Gulf beaches and neighboring Clearwater are the weekend default, with Tampa Bay access as a stated plus. The local rhythm is walking, paddling, sports, and being outside in the sun year-round; the honest gap residents flag is a lack of real nature hikes.

Downtown outdoor life runs along the St. Pete Pier District (26 acres of Tampa Bay waterfront with green space and eateries), Straub Park, Beach Drive paths, and waterfront trails. Crescent Lake Park is the namesake green for that neighborhood; Coquina Key is a kayak put-in, and the Sunshine Skyway is the visual backdrop.

Gulf beaches and neighboring Clearwater are the weekend default, with Tampa Bay access as a stated plus. The local rhythm is walking, paddling, sports, and being outside in the sun year-round; the honest gap residents flag is a lack of real nature hikes.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: visitflorida.com Source 2: extraspace.com Source 3: mypinellascountyrealestate.com Source 4: locallifehomes.com Source 5: hellolanding.com Source 6: youtube.com

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St. Petersburg is no longer Tampa’s sleepy sibling: by 2026 it is a walkable waterfront city with the Dalí, James, and Fine Arts museums, mural-lined Central Avenue, and a Pier District on 26 acres of Tampa Bay. Nurses will feel the Sunshine City pitch immediately—outdoor culture, craft beer, Beach Drive dinners, Saturday Morning Market—and Florida’s lack of state income tax helps an $80k–$150k paycheck. Central Avenue’s Il Ritorno (MICHELIN-recommended) and block-by-block breweries sit beside the Dalí and the Pier. The catch is housing. Median homes sit around $535,000–$545,000; downtown and Crescent Lake rents run $3,000-plus. Historic Kenwood (bungalows, arts, LGBTQ+ community, roughly $2,143 rent) and Disston Heights (about $1,393 rent, 10–15 minutes downtown) are the realistic footholds. Live in 33701/33704 east of MLK if you want to walk; everywhere else you will want a car, and I-275 plus the Howard Frankland Bridge punish Tampa-side shifts. Flood insurance and tourist-season crowds are the other recurring complaints. If you want urban energy and water in a mid-size Florida package, the Burg delivers; if you need cheap quiet, look farther south.

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Sources

As of 2026Source 1: undergrads.com Source 2: locallifehomes.com Source 3: extraspace.com Source 4: mypinellascountyrealestate.com Source 5: visitstpeteclearwater.com Source 6: visitflorida.com Source 7: youtube.com Source 8: reddit.com

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