Registered Nurse (RN) with current state licensure (for nursing role) or certified Cardiovascular Technologist (CVT) certification (for tech role).
RN ICU Night/Day shift
BLS, ACLS, and preferably PALS certifications.
Minimum 1 year of critical care experience, CVICU experience required .
Open heart experience required
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Neighborhoods+Nurses and young professionals typically base in Redding proper (homes from about $275K, pop. ~92,000) for urban amenities and short in-town drives, or in Lema Ranch, where traditional, craftsman, and contemporary houses at $450,000–$600,000 sit on about 8 miles of McConnell Foundation Lema Ranch Trails through ponds and historic orchards. Six-figure households are often pointed to Palo Cedro (from $400K, larger lots, quality schools, tight-knit, pop. ~3,500), Bella Vista (from $350K, rolling hills east of town), and Deschutes Road into Anderson. More affordable rural commutes include Cottonwood (from $275K, acreage and agricultural roots), Anderson (from $250K, I-5 access), Shasta Lake (from $225K, near California’s largest reservoir), and Lake California; premium gated Tierra Oaks (18-hole golf, clubhouse and tennis, about $125/month HOA, $850K–$1M+) and Gold Hills run $800K+.
Nurses and young professionals typically base in Redding proper (homes from about $275K, pop. ~92,000) for urban amenities and short in-town drives, or in Lema Ranch, where traditional, craftsman, and contemporary houses at $450,000–$600,000 sit on about 8 miles of McConnell Foundation Lema Ranch Trails through ponds and historic orchards. Six-figure households are often pointed to Palo Cedro (from $400K, larger lots, quality schools, tight-knit, pop. ~3,500), Bella Vista (from $350K, rolling hills east of town), and Deschutes Road into Anderson.
More affordable rural commutes include Cottonwood (from $275K, acreage and agricultural roots), Anderson (from $250K, I-5 access), Shasta Lake (from $225K, near California’s largest reservoir), and Lake California; premium gated Tierra Oaks (18-hole golf, clubhouse and tennis, about $125/month HOA, $850K–$1M+) and Gold Hills run $800K+.
Getting around+Getting anywhere in Redding typically takes about 13–15 minutes; rush hour may mean waiting two light cycles at Hilltop Drive, and residents rarely spend more than 20 minutes in the car. Downtown, lakefront, rural, and mountain communities across Shasta County sit within about a 45-minute drive, with Anderson offering easy I-5 access. Sources do not name hospital campuses, bus or rail lines, or parking conditions at work sites.
Getting anywhere in Redding typically takes about 13–15 minutes; rush hour may mean waiting two light cycles at Hilltop Drive, and residents rarely spend more than 20 minutes in the car. Downtown, lakefront, rural, and mountain communities across Shasta County sit within about a 45-minute drive, with Anderson offering easy I-5 access.
Sources do not name hospital campuses, bus or rail lines, or parking conditions at work sites.
Outdoors+Within about 30 minutes of town: Whiskeytown Lake (3,200 acres, usually uncrowded; boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, swimming, hiking and waterfalls), Shasta Lake (California’s largest reservoir and a regional fishing centerpiece), the Sundial Bridge, Turtle Bay Exploration Park, and 30-plus miles of Sacramento River Trail for walking, jogging, and cycling. Inside the city, Lema Ranch’s about 8 miles of paved trails wind through ponds and historic orchards. Within about 90 minutes: Lassen Volcanic National Park, Burney Falls, Mt. Shasta, and Trinity Alps Wilderness, plus Mossbrae Falls and Shasta Caverns as frequent recommendations.
Within about 30 minutes of town: Whiskeytown Lake (3,200 acres, usually uncrowded; boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, swimming, hiking and waterfalls), Shasta Lake (California’s largest reservoir and a regional fishing centerpiece), the Sundial Bridge, Turtle Bay Exploration Park, and 30-plus miles of Sacramento River Trail for walking, jogging, and cycling. Inside the city, Lema Ranch’s about 8 miles of paved trails wind through ponds and historic orchards.
Within about 90 minutes: Lassen Volcanic National Park, Burney Falls, Mt. Shasta, and Trinity Alps Wilderness, plus Mossbrae Falls and Shasta Caverns as frequent recommendations.
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 Redding
Redding is Shasta County’s sunny hub of about 93,000, 160 miles north of Sacramento, where a median home in the high $300Ks to low $400Ks still means a yard and mountain views—Bay Area equity often stretches three to four times further. The distinctive draw is after-work outdoors: Whiskeytown Lake, Shasta Lake, the Sundial Bridge, and 30-plus miles of Sacramento River Trail sit within about 30 minutes; Lassen, Burney Falls, and Mt. Shasta are weekend range. In-town drives run 13–15 minutes, with Hilltop Drive as rush hour. Housing spans downtown and trail-lined Lema Ranch ($450K–$600K), school-minded Palo Cedro and Bella Vista, and cheaper Anderson, Cottonwood, and Shasta Lake. Eat downtown at Redding Public Market, Moonstone Bistro, Fall River and Final Draft breweries, and Heritage Coffeehouse. Tradeoffs: scorching summers, wildfire and insurance costs, crime and homelessness complaints, few non-healthcare jobs, and a sleepy pace some flee within a year.
