Pays above most Texas PRN rolesTexas PRN postings that state pay run $30/hr to $63/hr, the middle half $37/hr to $51/hr, across 261 postings.
The role and schedule
Day to day
monitor and assess vitals before, during, and after infusion therapymonitor and assess vitals before, during, and after completion of infusion therapy
Details
in-person work locationWork Location: In person
The workplace
Revival Home Healthcare Services, Inc.
Hiring organization
You are looking at Revival Home Healthcare Services, Inc., a home healthcare employer based in Plano, Texas. Your work sits in the community rather than on a single hospital unit, and the city around you is one where nurses often…
Neighborhoods+Willow Bend is called out as a 2026 favorite among Plano’s top neighborhoods, grouped with Pittman Creek, Kings Ridge, Lakeside on Preston, Glenhollow, and Forest Creek Estates. Established central and west Plano feel mature and tree-lined, with older single-family homes that suit families and quieter evenings; corridor and transit-adjacent pockets trade quiet for newer apartments, townhomes, and highway access. Legacy West and Downtown Plano draw people who want restaurants and a more urban-suburban feel, at a slightly higher cost and with peak-hour traffic. Nurses working in Plano also commonly live in nearby Frisco, Allen, Addison, Carrollton, or The Colony for a family-oriented commute.
Willow Bend is called out as a 2026 favorite among Plano’s top neighborhoods, grouped with Pittman Creek, Kings Ridge, Lakeside on Preston, Glenhollow, and Forest Creek Estates. Established central and west Plano feel mature and tree-lined, with older single-family homes that suit families and quieter evenings; corridor and transit-adjacent pockets trade quiet for newer apartments, townhomes, and highway access.
Legacy West and Downtown Plano draw people who want restaurants and a more urban-suburban feel, at a slightly higher cost and with peak-hour traffic. Nurses working in Plano also commonly live in nearby Frisco, Allen, Addison, Carrollton, or The Colony for a family-oriented commute.
Getting around+Working in Plano often means a short in-city drive, or about 15 minutes from Allen, 20 from Frisco, and 25 from McKinney. Rush hour clogs the Dallas North Tollway and Highway 75; Walk Score is 41 and Transit Score is 15, so most trips are by car even though DART rail reaches toward Dallas. Average commute times are cited around 25 minutes, and Legacy West and Downtown Plano see extra congestion at peak hours.
Working in Plano often means a short in-city drive, or about 15 minutes from Allen, 20 from Frisco, and 25 from McKinney. Rush hour clogs the Dallas North Tollway and Highway 75; Walk Score is 41 and Transit Score is 15, so most trips are by car even though DART rail reaches toward Dallas.
Average commute times are cited around 25 minutes, and Legacy West and Downtown Plano see extra congestion at peak hours.
Outdoors+Named outdoor anchors are Arbor Hills Nature Preserve and Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve, with miles of hiking and biking trails, plus walks at Granite Park and Go Ape. The city is described as having over 4,000 acres of green space, along with rec centers and libraries. Seasonal outdoor life includes the Plano Farmers Market on listed 2026 dates from late August through mid-October.
Named outdoor anchors are Arbor Hills Nature Preserve and Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve, with miles of hiking and biking trails, plus walks at Granite Park and Go Ape. The city is described as having over 4,000 acres of green space, along with rec centers and libraries.
Seasonal outdoor life includes the Plano Farmers Market on listed 2026 dates from late August through mid-October.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Plano
Plano is a finished Collin County suburb that doubles as a job center—Toyota, J.C. Penney, Chase, and large tech campuses—so a nurse can often live near work instead of grinding into Dallas. Daily life runs on A-rated Plano ISD, more than 4,000 acres of parks, and mature neighborhoods. Willow Bend, Pittman Creek, Lakeside on Preston, and peers top 2026 lists; central and west Plano feel tree-lined, while Legacy West and Downtown Plano put Legacy Hall, Sixty Vines, and Haywire close by at a higher price. Housing typically sits near a $500,000–$519,000 median sale and about $1,500–$1,750 for apartments; Allen and McKinney can cut cost with 15–25 minute drives. Tradeoffs are real: car dependence on the Dallas North Tollway and Highway 75, Collin County property taxes, quieter nightlife than Dallas, and long hot summers that spike utilities. Arbor Hills Nature Preserve, Oak Point Park, and a fall Farmers Market shape weekends; DART plus Frisco’s Star or Allen Event Center cover bigger nights out.
