Seeking a Registered Nurse (RN) for Med/Surg Medical 7E to provide comprehensive patient care utilizing the nursing process.
Responsibilities include
Evaluating the effectiveness of care provided by team members
Coordinating patient care with other departments
Maintaining patient rights and confidentiality
Performing duties aligned with organizational standards and values
Qualifications
Graduate of an accredited nursing program (Associate, Diploma, or BSN)
Current RN license in Missouri or compact licensure
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required
Previous hospital experience preferred
Physical ability to lift up to 50 lbs and perform prolonged standing and walking
Key
skills
Strong clinical assessment and coordination skills
Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment
Attention to confidentiality and patient rights
Join a supportive team where your contributions matter, with benefits including medical coverage, paid time off, tuition support, and retirement plans.
Neighborhoods+Young professionals on local forums most often land in Central West End, The Grove, Tower Grove (including Tower Grove South), Shaw, Lafayette Square, Soulard, Benton Park, Dogtown, and University City. Central West End has grand historic homes, walkable restaurant streets, and Forest Park at the door; Soulard is brick rowhouses, live music, and the farmers market; Lafayette Square and Benton Park offer similar historic fabric nearer downtown. Niche’s 2026 metro list ranks inner-ring Brentwood #1 and Olivette #2, with Debaliviere Place #3 inside the city. Safer, cheaper south-city pockets cited for 2026 include Boulevard Heights, Lindenwood Park, North Hampton, and Princeton Heights. Family-leaning suburbs repeatedly named are Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Olivette, Affton (about 20 minutes to downtown in good traffic), and Ballwin (about 30 minutes).
Young professionals on local forums most often land in Central West End, The Grove, Tower Grove (including Tower Grove South), Shaw, Lafayette Square, Soulard, Benton Park, Dogtown, and University City. Central West End has grand historic homes, walkable restaurant streets, and Forest Park at the door; Soulard is brick rowhouses, live music, and the farmers market; Lafayette Square and Benton Park offer similar historic fabric nearer downtown.
Niche’s 2026 metro list ranks inner-ring Brentwood #1 and Olivette #2, with Debaliviere Place #3 inside the city. Safer, cheaper south-city pockets cited for 2026 include Boulevard Heights, Lindenwood Park, North Hampton, and Princeton Heights.
Family-leaning suburbs repeatedly named are Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Olivette, Affton (about 20 minutes to downtown in good traffic), and Ballwin (about 30 minutes).
Getting around+From Affton, driving downtown typically takes about 20 minutes in good traffic; from Ballwin it is about 30 minutes. Brentwood residents describe a central location that makes commuting fairly easy, with walkable streets and park paths and a small-town feel plus shopping. Downtown is repeatedly pitched for walkability and nightlife if the job is in the core rather than a far-west suburb. Neighborhood choice is the real commute variable: Central West End and Debaliviere Place sit beside Forest Park, while Soulard, Lafayette Square, and Benton Park sit closer to downtown.
From Affton, driving downtown typically takes about 20 minutes in good traffic; from Ballwin it is about 30 minutes. Brentwood residents describe a central location that makes commuting fairly easy, with walkable streets and park paths and a small-town feel plus shopping.
Downtown is repeatedly pitched for walkability and nightlife if the job is in the core rather than a far-west suburb. Neighborhood choice is the real commute variable: Central West End and Debaliviere Place sit beside Forest Park, while Soulard, Lafayette Square, and Benton Park sit closer to downtown.
Outdoors+Forest Park is the 1,300-acre cultural heart—larger than Central Park—with the free Saint Louis Zoo, Saint Louis Art Museum, Missouri History Museum, Saint Louis Science Center and James S. McDonnell Planetarium, plus The Muny, Shakespeare Festival St. Louis, the Boathouse, and a Nature Playscape. Laumeier Sculpture Park is the other outdoor art landscape, with climbable large-scale works. Greenway projects are adding car-free corridors for commuting and recreation, and the city sits at the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri, with public parks, miles of trails, and waterways that locals treat as year-round outdoor infrastructure.
Forest Park is the 1,300-acre cultural heart—larger than Central Park—with the free Saint Louis Zoo, Saint Louis Art Museum, Missouri History Museum, Saint Louis Science Center and James S. McDonnell Planetarium, plus The Muny, Shakespeare Festival St. Louis, the Boathouse, and a Nature Playscape. Laumeier Sculpture Park is the other outdoor art landscape, with climbable large-scale works.
Greenway projects are adding car-free corridors for commuting and recreation, and the city sits at the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri, with public parks, miles of trails, and waterways that locals treat as year-round outdoor infrastructure.
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 St Louis
St. Louis is a low-hype river city where a nursing paycheck stretches unusually far: median homes hover around $224,000, rents near $1,390, and housing runs about 23% below the U.S. norm. The payoff is architectural neighborhoods—Central West End’s grand homes beside 1,300-acre Forest Park, Soulard and Lafayette Square brick rowhouses, Tower Grove and Shaw—plus free world-class institutions (the Zoo, Art Museum, History Museum, and Science Center) that most cities charge for. Eat on The Hill (toasted ravioli, Provel pizza) and South Grand (Vietnamese); catch cheap Cardinals tickets at Busch or City SC at CITYPARK; climb City Museum’s rooftop bus. Tradeoffs are real. Violent crime and a deep city-county split mean you pick a neighborhood, not St. Louis, and population loss can leave even pretty blocks feeling empty. Young professionals cluster in the Central West End, Tower Grove, Soulard, and Lafayette Square; families often choose Olivette, Brentwood, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, or Ballwin’s Rockwood and Parkway schools. Affton runs about 20 minutes to downtown, Ballwin about 30. Crime has fallen about 10% year over year, but ratings still vary block by block. Choose the block as carefully as the job.
