Pays above most New York PRN rolesNew York PRN postings that state pay run $1,260/week to $3,100/week, the middle half $1,600/week to $2,440/week, across 473 postings.
The role and schedule
Charting
Epic and HII/InfianDocumentation/Equipment: Epic and HII/Infian
Day to day
starts and ends dialysis treatmentsInitiate and terminate dialysis treatments
Day to day
set up and break down dialysis machinesSet up and break down dialysis machines
Charge
charge duties as neededCharge Responsibilities: Expected as needed as part of the role
Weekends
rotating weekendsWeekends: Rotating
On call
no on-callOn-Call: None
Details
14 dialysis stationsNumber of Stations: 14
Details
3.5-hour average treatmentsAverage Treatment Time: 3.5 hours per session
Details
unit open 5:00 AM to 9:00 PMHours of Operation: 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Support on this unit
Nurse to patient
1:4<li>Number of Stations: 14</li> <li>Staff-to-Patient Ratio: 1:4</li> <li>On-Call: None</li> <li>Charge Responsibilities: Expected as needed as part of the role</li> <li>Documentatistated in this posting
Collect patient vital signs and laboratory specimens
Administer medications
Initiate and terminate dialysis treatments
Provide dialysis treatments to assigned patients
Complete thorough documentation in EPIC and HII/Infian
Set up and break down dialysis machines
Clean and prepare dialysis stations after each patient treatment
Work Environment
Clinical expectations and qualifications are consistent with an acute dialysis setting; however, the primary difference is caring for chronic outpatient dialysis patients rather than acute inpatient patients.
Pay: $2,400.00 - $2,600.00 per week Work Location: In person
Neighborhoods+Downtown along Main Street is the clearest fit for someone seeking coffeehouses, restaurants, galleries and a college-town social scene shaped by SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College. NeighborhoodScout describes its City Center area as predominantly renter-occupied, with small apartment buildings and single-family homes. A brief community recommendation also names Angel Heights and West End as places to consider, but the supplied excerpts do not establish their character, hospital commutes or popularity specifically among nurses and young professionals.
Downtown along Main Street is the clearest fit for someone seeking coffeehouses, restaurants, galleries and a college-town social scene shaped by SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College. NeighborhoodScout describes its City Center area as predominantly renter-occupied, with small apartment buildings and single-family homes.
A brief community recommendation also names Angel Heights and West End as places to consider, but the supplied excerpts do not establish their character, hospital commutes or popularity specifically among nurses and young professionals.
Getting around+The area guide characterizes Oneonta as especially oriented toward driving, with more limited walkability overall; downtown's concentration of destinations should not be mistaken for citywide car-free convenience. One reviewer reports unreliable public transportation and difficulty finding rideshares, an anecdotal warning worth checking against actual shift hours. For a nursing move, verify transportation to the specific worksite before choosing housing: the supplied excerpts do not establish hospital-specific travel times, transit routes, overnight service or parking arrangements.
The area guide characterizes Oneonta as especially oriented toward driving, with more limited walkability overall; downtown's concentration of destinations should not be mistaken for citywide car-free convenience. One reviewer reports unreliable public transportation and difficulty finding rideshares, an anecdotal warning worth checking against actual shift hours.
For a nursing move, verify transportation to the specific worksite before choosing housing: the supplied excerpts do not establish hospital-specific travel times, transit routes, overnight service or parking arrangements.
Outdoors+Oneonta's setting combines the Susquehanna River with surrounding hills, while Neahwa Park and Wilber Park provide named outdoor options within the city. A regional discussion recommends Table Rock hiking at Hartwick College and Glimmerglass State Park for outings in the wider Oneonta–Cooperstown area. These offer concrete starting points for exploring on days off, although the supplied passages do not establish trail access rules, seasonal facilities or travel times.
Oneonta's setting combines the Susquehanna River with surrounding hills, while Neahwa Park and Wilber Park provide named outdoor options within the city. A regional discussion recommends Table Rock hiking at Hartwick College and Glimmerglass State Park for outings in the wider Oneonta–Cooperstown area.
These offer concrete starting points for exploring on days off, although the supplied passages do not establish trail access rules, seasonal facilities or travel times.
Oneonta pairs a hillside Susquehanna River setting with a distinctly college-shaped downtown: SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College help sustain Main Street's coffeehouses, galleries, restaurants and live music. For a nurse relocating here, the appeal is a small-city routine with recognizable places to spend a day off—pizza at Tino's, the Saturday Oneonta Farmers' Market, a performance at Foothills Performing Arts & Civic Center, or time outside at Neahwa and Wilber parks. The Catskill Symphony Orchestra and City of the Hills Festival add cultural options beyond the bar scene.
Housing includes older homes, small apartment buildings and condos; City Center is described as largely renter-occupied. Inspect the particular property rather than relying on architectural charm. The central tradeoff is convenience: downtown offers a cluster of destinations, but the wider city is driving-oriented, and some reviewers report unreliable transit, scarce rideshares and early closing times. Before signing a lease, test the journey to your actual workplace at shift-change hours and verify parking and backup transportation. The supplied sources do not establish hospital-specific commute conditions.
