RN Primary Care - Sitka

Lamb Company, Inc.

Sitka, Alaska

You'll work as a primary care RN in Sitka, Alaska.

Posted Sep 2

Shift and hours: Days **Shift:** Days, Full Time
Unit and setting: Primary Care · Clinic RN Primary Care - Sitka
License: RN license
Term: Starts Sep 2, 2026 · Permanent Days, Full TimeFull time

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Experience: 1 year minimum experience **Minimum experience:** 1 year

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What it pays

Against similar roles: In range for Alaska staff rolesAlaska staff postings that state pay run $38/hr to $81/hr, the middle half $45/hr to $64/hr, across 87 postings.

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Start: 09/02/26 **Start date:** 09/02/26

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Lamb Company, Inc.

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Location: Sitka, AK 99835

Specialty: Nursing

Shift: Days, Full Time

Employment type: Permanent

Openings: 1

Minimum

experience

1 year

Pay: $41.66 - $58.69/hr

Start date: 09/02/26

Lamb Company, Inc. is a great place to work. Apply today to join our team.

What's around it?

In Sitka, AK

Sitka, AK

Living costs about 2% above the US average

Life in Sitka, AK

NeighborhoodsResidential living in Sitka clusters around the historic downtown core and stretches along two primary thoroughfares: Halibut Point Road heading north toward the cruise terminal, and Sawmill Creek Road running east toward Baranof Street. Properties closer to Lincoln Street, Lake Street, and Harbor Drive provide walkable convenience to harbors, government offices, and local services. Outer residential streets like Edgecumbe Drive and Barker Street offer quieter, scenic coastal or wooded settings with mountain vistas of Mount Edgecumbe.

Residential living in Sitka clusters around the historic downtown core and stretches along two primary thoroughfares: Halibut Point Road heading north toward the cruise terminal, and Sawmill Creek Road running east toward Baranof Street. Properties closer to Lincoln Street, Lake Street, and Harbor Drive provide walkable convenience to harbors, government offices, and local services.

Outer residential streets like Edgecumbe Drive and Barker Street offer quieter, scenic coastal or wooded settings with mountain vistas of Mount Edgecumbe.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: areavibes.com Source 2: travelsitka.com Source 3: visitsitka.org

Getting aroundCommutes in Sitka are exceptionally short, averaging just under ten minutes across the road system. Nearly three-quarters of workers drive, but almost fourteen percent walk to work due to the compact footprint, and cycling is common for short trips. Major points of interest are connected via Halibut Point Road, Sawmill Creek Road, and the John O'Connell Bridge linking Japonski Island to downtown. Rideshare platforms do not operate on the island and local taxi fleets are limited, though local public transit stops serve corridors like Baranof Street and seasonal shuttles connect the five-mile route from Sitka Sound Cruise Terminal into town.

Commutes in Sitka are exceptionally short, averaging just under ten minutes across the road system. Nearly three-quarters of workers drive, but almost fourteen percent walk to work due to the compact footprint, and cycling is common for short trips.

Major points of interest are connected via Halibut Point Road, Sawmill Creek Road, and the John O'Connell Bridge linking Japonski Island to downtown. Rideshare platforms do not operate on the island and local taxi fleets are limited, though local public transit stops serve corridors like Baranof Street and seasonal shuttles connect the five-mile route from Sitka Sound Cruise Terminal into town.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: visitsitka.org Source 3: areavibes.com

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation defines daily life on Baranof Island, framed by coastal waters and the sprawling Tongass National Forest. Residents spend free time on Sitka Sound kayaking, sport fishing for salmon and halibut, and observing marine wildlife against the backdrop of volcanic Mount Edgecumbe. On land, popular destinations include the ocean-adjacent forest paths of Sitka National Historical Park, regional hiking trails carving through temperate rainforest, and waterfront parks connected by the John O'Connell Bridge.

Outdoor recreation defines daily life on Baranof Island, framed by coastal waters and the sprawling Tongass National Forest. Residents spend free time on Sitka Sound kayaking, sport fishing for salmon and halibut, and observing marine wildlife against the backdrop of volcanic Mount Edgecumbe.

On land, popular destinations include the ocean-adjacent forest paths of Sitka National Historical Park, regional hiking trails carving through temperate rainforest, and waterfront parks connected by the John O'Connell Bridge.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: visitsitka.org Source 2: travelsitka.com Source 3: facebook.com

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Living in Sitka

Sitka is a breathtaking, roadless island community situated along the outer coast of Alaska's Inside Passage on Baranof Island, where ancient Tongass rainforest meets the open Pacific. For a relocating nurse, the lifestyle shift is marked by an astonishingly short average commute under ten minutes, allowing you to walk or drive between work, coastal trails, and downtown harborfronts with ease. Life here centers on a vibrant, walkable core along Lincoln Street, featuring independent dining like Beak Restaurant and Wildflour alongside centuries of Tlingit and Russian colonial history visible at Sitka National Historical Park and the Russian Bishop's House. Outdoor pursuits are limitless, from ocean fishing on Sitka Sound under the gaze of Mount Edgecumbe to rainforest trail runs. However, island realities require genuine adaptation: housing inventory is limited and highly competitive, rideshare services do not exist, and reliance on barge freight and air travel means everyday goods require careful budgeting and logistical patience. For clinicians seeking purpose within a tight-knit maritime community surrounded by untamed wilderness, Sitka offers an extraordinary and enriching chapter.

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Sources

As of 2025Source 1: visitsitka.org Source 2: travelsitka.com Source 3: realestate.usnews.com Source 4: odysseydome.com Source 5: areavibes.com

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