At Southern Health Partners (SHP), we don’t just talk about support — we live it. For 30+ years, we’ve built a culture where nurses are respected, teamwork is strong, and your voice actually matters. No chaos. No burnout cycle. Just meaningful care in a structured, secure setting.
Ready to shake up your routine (in a good way)? Let’s go.
Location: Clark County Jail Position: LPN Nurse
Schedule
¾ 12-hour Rotating Day Shift EVO Weekend (8am to 8pm)
Why You’ll Love Days with SHP
DailyPay – Get paid when YOU want
Built-In Team Support – You’re never in it alone
No Hospital Madness – Predictable flow, less chaos
Lead the Shift – Your skills = real decision-making power
What You’ll Do
Step into a role where your clinical judgment shines
Deliver hands-on care and monitor patient progress
Document with accuracy and confidence
Administer medications safely and effectively
Perform assessments and respond to emergencies
Collaborate with providers while practicing at the top of your license
SHP Has YOU Covered
Because great nurses deserve real perks
Medical, Dental & Vision (Pre-Tax Plans)
Company-Paid Life Insurance
Short- & Long-Term Disability
2 Weeks PTO (and it grows with you)
8 Paid Holidays + Your Birthday Off
401(k) Eligibility After 1 Year
CE Opportunities + Tuition Reimbursement
EAP Support Program
Safe, Secure Work Environment
Referral Bonuses + More
Check Us Out
Get a feel for the SHP vibe
Instagram: @LifeAtSHP
Facebook: @SouthernHealthPartners
Twitter/X: @SHPJailMedical
Southern Health Partners is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All applicants are subject to drug screening and facility security clearance.
Neighborhoods+Nurses and relocating professionals in Jeffersonville typically gravitate toward Downtown Jeffersonville and the Rose Hill/Franklin Commons areas, which boast strong walkability to local dining and the riverfront. Mid-century residential pockets like Oak Park and Indian Hills feature established ranch-style and split-level homes shaded by mature trees, while Spring Hill and Port Fulton offer older, family-friendly streetscapes close to the Ohio River. On the city's northern edge near the River Ridge Commerce Center, newer suburban subdivisions and higher-end apartment developments provide modern layouts within an easy drive of both regional logistics hubs and Louisville bridges.
Nurses and relocating professionals in Jeffersonville typically gravitate toward Downtown Jeffersonville and the Rose Hill/Franklin Commons areas, which boast strong walkability to local dining and the riverfront. Mid-century residential pockets like Oak Park and Indian Hills feature established ranch-style and split-level homes shaded by mature trees, while Spring Hill and Port Fulton offer older, family-friendly streetscapes close to the Ohio River.
On the city's northern edge near the River Ridge Commerce Center, newer suburban subdivisions and higher-end apartment developments provide modern layouts within an easy drive of both regional logistics hubs and Louisville bridges.
Getting around+Healthcare workers commuting into downtown Louisville hospitals experience an 8-to-15-minute drive via Interstate 65 across the Abraham Lincoln and Kennedy bridges, while the Lewis and Clark Bridge (State Route 265) links the east side and River Ridge directly to Louisville's Gene Snyder Freeway. Most Jeffersonville residents see average drive times around 19 to 20 minutes across the metro area. While driving is the primary commute mode, the pedestrian Big Four Bridge also provides a 20-minute walking or bicycling route across the Ohio River directly into Louisville.
Healthcare workers commuting into downtown Louisville hospitals experience an 8-to-15-minute drive via Interstate 65 across the Abraham Lincoln and Kennedy bridges, while the Lewis and Clark Bridge (State Route 265) links the east side and River Ridge directly to Louisville's Gene Snyder Freeway. Most Jeffersonville residents see average drive times around 19 to 20 minutes across the metro area.
While driving is the primary commute mode, the pedestrian Big Four Bridge also provides a 20-minute walking or bicycling route across the Ohio River directly into Louisville.
Outdoors+Outdoor life centers on the Ohio River, highlighted by the Ohio River Greenway and the converted Big Four Bridge, which serves as a popular pedestrian and cycling path linking directly into Louisville. Neighborhood parks like Kyle Vissing Park (formerly Sylvan Park) and Throckmorton Park feature tennis courts, basketball courts, green fields, and lily-covered ponds. Water enthusiasts take advantage of public boat ramps throughout riverfront communities like Oak Park for paddle sports, boating, and fishing along the shoreline.
Outdoor life centers on the Ohio River, highlighted by the Ohio River Greenway and the converted Big Four Bridge, which serves as a popular pedestrian and cycling path linking directly into Louisville. Neighborhood parks like Kyle Vissing Park (formerly Sylvan Park) and Throckmorton Park feature tennis courts, basketball courts, green fields, and lily-covered ponds.
Water enthusiasts take advantage of public boat ramps throughout riverfront communities like Oak Park for paddle sports, boating, and fishing along the shoreline.
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 Jeffersonville
Positioned directly on the 'Sunny Side' of the Ohio River, Jeffersonville, Indiana, gives relocating nurses a compelling balance: small-town community charm coupled with an 8-to-15-minute commute to downtown Louisville via Interstate 65. Healthcare workers benefit from Indiana's compact nursing license recognition and favorable tax climate while maintaining immediate proximity to major metro trauma centers and medical hubs. Housing options range from charming, walkable historic bungalows in Downtown Jeffersonville and Franklin Commons to established mid-century brick ranches in tree-lined Oak Park and newer modern subdivisions near River Ridge. Off-shift hours can be spent running or biking the Big Four Bridge, exploring public installations across the 22-acre NoCo Arts District, or socializing at venues like Union Pub and The Alcove. While public transit across the river is minimal and requires car ownership for smooth commuting, the brief drive across the Kennedy or Lewis and Clark bridges ensures you remain connected to metropolitan life without sacrificing peaceful neighborhood living.
