Registered Nurse

Denton, Texas

The person will be in charge of supervising and directing the home health office and staff and will report to management.

Posted Oct 13

Unit and setting: Home Health
License: RN licenseValid RN License
Term: Permanent The Part-time option will be paid per visit.Part-time option

Do you qualify?

License: Valid RN License
Certification: Basic life support certification
Experience: familiarity with critical care and long-term care settings Familiarity with critical care and long-term care settings
Also asks: Proficient in patient care and assessment
Also asks: Ability to work with software

Preferred

Experience: home health experience While experience in home health is a plus, is not required.

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What it pays

Against similar roles: In range for Texas staff rolesTexas staff postings that state pay run $57k/yr to $130k/yr, the middle half $73k/yr to $106k/yr, across 1,505 postings.
Pay reviews: part-time paid per visit The Part-time option will be paid per visit.part-time option

Benefits

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BenefitsVision insuranceVision insurance

The role and schedule

Day to day: supervising and directing the home health office and staff The person will be in charge of supervising and directing the home health office and staff and will report to management.
Details: in-person work location Work Location: In person

The workplace

Premier Golden Heart Health Care

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This is home-based nursing: a PRN RN who reviewed the job said the most stressful part was locating a patient's residence for that first visit. Posted LVN pay spans $45.00 to $95.00 an hour, while the five LVN salaries reported…

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Job Overview

Attractive opportunity for a proficient, knowledgeable and compassionate Registered Nurse to join our healthcare team. The selected candidate will play a crucial role in delivering high-quality healthcare services, ensuring patient safety, and promoting overall well-being for our clients. The ideal candidate will possess a strong commitment to patient care, demonstrating the ability to work effectively in various clinical settings. The person will be in charge of supervising and directing the home health office and staff and will report to management. While experience in home health is a plus, is not required. Salary:$80,000-$95,000 per year. The Part-time option will be paid per visit.

Qualifications

Valid RN License

Proficient in patient care and assessment

Ability to work with software

Basic life support certification

Familiarity with critical care and long-term care settings

Pay: $80,000.00 - $95,000.00 per year

Benefits

Dental insurance

Health insurance

Vision insurance

Work Location: In person

What's around it?

In Denton, TX

Denton, TXFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 3% below the US average

Median rent: $1,420/mo
Household income: $76,019/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Denton, TX

NeighborhoodsResidential choices in Denton balance established character with newer suburban developments. Established neighborhoods such as Southridge and Forestridge offer mature tree canopies, architectural variety, and proximity to the South Branch Library and Eureka Park, while Idiots Hill provides an eclectic, established charm. Newer master-planned communities like Landmark by Hillwood and Union Park cater to buyers seeking contemporary layouts. For renters looking for budget-friendly apartments, enclaves such as Summerwind, Coronado Oaks, and Royal Acres sit well below typical city rates, while the South Denton Teasley area is favored for quiet subdivisions with straightforward highway access.

Residential choices in Denton balance established character with newer suburban developments. Established neighborhoods such as Southridge and Forestridge offer mature tree canopies, architectural variety, and proximity to the South Branch Library and Eureka Park, while Idiots Hill provides an eclectic, established charm.

Newer master-planned communities like Landmark by Hillwood and Union Park cater to buyers seeking contemporary layouts. For renters looking for budget-friendly apartments, enclaves such as Summerwind, Coronado Oaks, and Royal Acres sit well below typical city rates, while the South Denton Teasley area is favored for quiet subdivisions with straightforward highway access.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: whymovetodallas.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: rentcafe.com Source 4: reddit.com

Getting aroundLocal healthcare providers primarily commute to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton and Medical City Denton, both easily navigated along primary surface arterials and interstate connectors. Denton sits at the northern apex where Interstate 35 splits into I-35E toward Dallas (approximately 34 to 40 miles south) and I-35W toward Fort Worth (around 35 to 40 miles south). While typical internal hospital commutes are short, regional commutes range from 35 to 50 minutes. The I-35 corridors frequently suffer from heavy wear-and-tear, ongoing highway construction, and traffic delays. For transit commuters, the regional A-train commuter rail connects Denton riders southward into the broader DART system toward Dallas and DFW International Airport.

Local healthcare providers primarily commute to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton and Medical City Denton, both easily navigated along primary surface arterials and interstate connectors. Denton sits at the northern apex where Interstate 35 splits into I-35E toward Dallas (approximately 34 to 40 miles south) and I-35W toward Fort Worth (around 35 to 40 miles south).

While typical internal hospital commutes are short, regional commutes range from 35 to 50 minutes. The I-35 corridors frequently suffer from heavy wear-and-tear, ongoing highway construction, and traffic delays.

For transit commuters, the regional A-train commuter rail connects Denton riders southward into the broader DART system toward Dallas and DFW International Airport.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: whymovetodallas.com Source 2: littleguys.com Source 3: youtube.com

OutdoorsOutdoor enthusiasts explore hiking trails and wildlife watching at Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center, family-friendly green spaces like Eureka Park, and scenic spots near historic landmarks such as Old Alton Bridge. For water recreation, Denton is situated between two major regional reservoirs—Lake Ray Roberts to the north and Lake Lewisville to the south—providing easy seasonal access for boating, fishing, paddle sports, and lakeside camping.

Outdoor enthusiasts explore hiking trails and wildlife watching at Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center, family-friendly green spaces like Eureka Park, and scenic spots near historic landmarks such as Old Alton Bridge. For water recreation, Denton is situated between two major regional reservoirs—Lake Ray Roberts to the north and Lake Lewisville to the south—providing easy seasonal access for boating, fishing, paddle sports, and lakeside camping.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: discoverdenton.com Source 2: youtube.com Source 3: youtube.com Source 4: yelp.com

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Living in Denton

Denton stands apart from typical North Texas suburbs by pairing authentic, independent small-city culture with major healthcare and academic anchors. Home to two primary medical hubs—Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton and Medical City Denton—the city offers healthcare professionals localized clinical careers alongside the massive healthcare presence of Texas Woman's University and the creative energy of the University of North Texas. Living here centers around the historic Courthouse-on-the-Square, where off-shift hours can be spent browsing Recycled Books, sipping pour-overs at West Oak Coffee Bar, grabbing meals at Barley & Board, or catching live sets at Dan's Silverleaf. Relocating nurses can choose between character-rich established neighborhoods like Southridge, newer master-planned communities, or affordable rental pockets like Summerwind. Outdoors, Lake Ray Roberts and Lake Lewisville bookend the city with ample water recreation. Commuting locally is straightforward, though any travel down the I-35 split toward Dallas or Fort Worth brings construction wear and traffic delays. Denton provides a lively, culturally grounded home base for nurses wanting metropolitan access without surrendering distinct civic identity.

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