Open Interviews - October 22nd - 10a-3pm

CenterPointe Hospital

St. Charles, Missouri

CenterPointe Hospital is a specialty hospital.

Posted Oct 5 · Applications close Oct 5, 2027

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Shift and hours: Days
License: LPN license
Term: Permanent

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Overview CenterPointe Hospital in St. Charles, MO is hosting a Job Fair! This event takes place on Thursday, October 22nd. Interested candidates may walk in any time from 10:00am-3:00pm to tour the facility, meet with our hiring teams, and meet with our HR teams.

About Us

CenterPointe Hospital offers mental health treatment for adolescents, adults and senior adults, as well as active duty military, veterans and first responders. Our treatment services and programs are tailored to individual needs, enabling individuals to more effectively cope with emotions and behaviors that may be interfering with the attainment of a happy, successful life. When: Thursday, October 22nd, 2026 Time: 10:00am - 3:00pm Address: 4801 Weldon Springs Pkwy, St. Charles, Missouri 63304

We are hiring for the below positions

Registered Nurse (RN) - Evenings and Nights
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Evenings and Nights
Behavioral Health Associate (BHA) - All Shifts
Certified Medication Technician
Activity Therapist
Housekeeping

What you should know

Extending immediate offers for select positions
Competitive rates
Offering Full Time AND Part Time schedules for select positions
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In St. Charles, MO

St. Charles, MO

Living costs about 9% below the US average

Life in St. Charles, MO

NeighborhoodsCentral St. Charles (St. Charles Town) is the walkable urban-suburban mix around Historic Main Street, Lindenwood University, and St. Charles Community College, with more rentals for students and young professionals but higher housing costs, more traffic, and less yard space. Cottleville is the family-suburban standout, with an A+ Niche rating, highly rated schools, parks, trails, and a historic town center, plus MO-364 and I-70 access; home prices run higher and it sits farther from downtown amenities and transit. Dardenne Prairie offers clean neighborhoods, top-performing schools, and MO-364/US-40 commutes toward St. Charles, O'Fallon, Chesterfield, and St. Louis, though demand has tightened inventory. Locals also steer buyers to New Town (a new-urbanist community with mixed home styles), O'Fallon, and St. Peters; drive neighborhoods and check school districts before choosing.

Central St. Charles (St. Charles Town) is the walkable urban-suburban mix around Historic Main Street, Lindenwood University, and St. Charles Community College, with more rentals for students and young professionals but higher housing costs, more traffic, and less yard space. Cottleville is the family-suburban standout, with an A+ Niche rating, highly rated schools, parks, trails, and a historic town center, plus MO-364 and I-70 access; home prices run higher and it sits farther from downtown amenities and transit.

Dardenne Prairie offers clean neighborhoods, top-performing schools, and MO-364/US-40 commutes toward St. Charles, O'Fallon, Chesterfield, and St. Louis, though demand has tightened inventory. Locals also steer buyers to New Town (a new-urbanist community with mixed home styles), O'Fallon, and St. Peters; drive neighborhoods and check school districts before choosing.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: brownwoodnews.com Source 2: facebook.com Source 3: youtube.com Source 4: reddit.com

Getting aroundThe city of St. Charles reports an average commute of about 19.2 minutes, below the national average; 82.4% of commuters drive, 0.3% use public transit, 1.6% walk, and 0.1% bike. Daily life is built around I-70, MO-364, US-40, and US-61, which connect Cottleville and Dardenne Prairie to jobs in St. Charles, O'Fallon, Chesterfield, and downtown St. Louis. Central St. Charles has relatively better walkability and transit access; outer suburbs trade that for highway convenience and variable drive times depending on where you live. Sources do not detail hospital-campus parking, so a car is the default.

The city of St. Charles reports an average commute of about 19.2 minutes, below the national average; 82.4% of commuters drive, 0.3% use public transit, 1.6% walk, and 0.1% bike. Daily life is built around I-70, MO-364, US-40, and US-61, which connect Cottleville and Dardenne Prairie to jobs in St. Charles, O'Fallon, Chesterfield, and downtown St. Louis.

Central St. Charles has relatively better walkability and transit access; outer suburbs trade that for highway convenience and variable drive times depending on where you live. Sources do not detail hospital-campus parking, so a car is the default.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: brownwoodnews.com Source 3: mcbridehomes.com

OutdoorsSt. Charles County leans on Missouri River scenic trails, neighborhood parks, bike paths, golf courses, and community green spaces, with many new-home developments putting walking paths and playgrounds at the door. Jaycee Park is a picnic-and-shade stop; Rotary Park hosts the Renaissance Festival; Festival of the Little Hills is a major outdoor gathering. Nearby Creve Coeur Lake is a go-to for hiking, and Dickherber Farms ranks as a popular attraction farm and event space. Outdoor social life also runs through Main Street's warm-weather events and sprawling restaurant patios.

St. Charles County leans on Missouri River scenic trails, neighborhood parks, bike paths, golf courses, and community green spaces, with many new-home developments putting walking paths and playgrounds at the door. Jaycee Park is a picnic-and-shade stop; Rotary Park hosts the Renaissance Festival; Festival of the Little Hills is a major outdoor gathering.

Nearby Creve Coeur Lake is a go-to for hiking, and Dickherber Farms ranks as a popular attraction farm and event space. Outdoor social life also runs through Main Street's warm-weather events and sprawling restaurant patios.

Sources

As of Sep 11, 2026Source 1: mcbridehomes.com Source 2: discoverstcharles.com Source 3: yelp.com Source 4: expedia.com

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Living in St. Charles

St. Charles sits just west of St. Louis as a river town pairing brick Historic Main Street with suburban subdivisions and new-urbanist New Town. U.S. News ranks it among Missouri's top places to live; about 74,000 residents, median home around $303,000, median rent about $1,205, and a roughly 19-minute car commute on I-70, MO-364, and US-40. Nurses and young professionals often choose Central St. Charles for walkability, Lindenwood, and Main Street spots like 1818 Bistro, Arzola's, and Bella Vino; families stretch to Cottleville and Dardenne Prairie for strong schools and parks, or buy in New Town, O'Fallon, and St. Peters. Summers are humid with July highs near 93 F; winters sit in the 20s-40s. Culture clusters on Main Street—Music on Main, MOSAICS, Festival of the Little Hills—plus the Foundry, Lewis and Clark Boathouse, Ameristar, and Cottle Village distillery. Tradeoffs: almost no transit, competitive suburban prices, downtown traffic, and quieter nightlife than the city. You get safety, schools, river trails, and more house for the money.

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Sources

Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: brownwoodnews.com Source 3: discoverstcharles.com Source 4: stlmag.com Source 5: mcbridehomes.com Source 6: reddit.com Source 7: facebook.com

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