ABL Healthcare is seeking an experienced, self-driven Part-Time (Per Diem) Registered Nurse (RN) to join their Home Health team in Concord, CA. The RN will evaluate patients' health, create and implement care plans, track patient progress, administer treatments, monitor patient conditions, maintain clinical records, supervise LVNs, and comply with company policies. The position involves working closely with the Clinical Director and Clinical Staff, providing support both remotely and independently in the field.
Neighborhoods+Concord provides distinct residential pockets tailored to different commuting patterns and lifestyles. Downtown and Todos Santos Plaza feature walkable, transit-oriented living with condos and multifamily residences right by the Concord BART station. Sun Terrace offers classic 1960s ranch-style homes with a direct trail connection to North Concord BART. For suburban layouts with larger lots, Dana Estates, Holbrook Heights, and Canterbury Village deliver well-established residential streets, while Bishop Estates stands as a higher-end pocket featuring custom homes. Those seeking hillside privacy and trail access often choose Turtle Creek near Lime Ridge, whereas Clayton Valley and Clayton Valley Highlands provide structured family neighborhoods close to local schools and neighboring Walnut Creek.
Concord provides distinct residential pockets tailored to different commuting patterns and lifestyles. Downtown and Todos Santos Plaza feature walkable, transit-oriented living with condos and multifamily residences right by the Concord BART station.
Sun Terrace offers classic 1960s ranch-style homes with a direct trail connection to North Concord BART. For suburban layouts with larger lots, Dana Estates, Holbrook Heights, and Canterbury Village deliver well-established residential streets, while Bishop Estates stands as a higher-end pocket featuring custom homes.
Those seeking hillside privacy and trail access often choose Turtle Creek near Lime Ridge, whereas Clayton Valley and Clayton Valley Highlands provide structured family neighborhoods close to local schools and neighboring Walnut Creek.
Getting around+Commuting across Concord relies heavily on a central highway network and two local BART stations: Concord and North Concord/Martinez. Interstate 680 and State Route 242 serve as the primary automotive spines connecting southward to Walnut Creek and northward to State Route 4. For regional transit, BART lines connect commuters westward into Oakland, Berkeley, and San Francisco, as well as south through the East Bay. Driving during peak commute windows involves significant congestion on major freeway segments, making hybrid train-and-drive routines common for East Bay workers. Because the city is spread out, daily errands and intra-city travel outside of the downtown core require personal vehicles.
Commuting across Concord relies heavily on a central highway network and two local BART stations: Concord and North Concord/Martinez. Interstate 680 and State Route 242 serve as the primary automotive spines connecting southward to Walnut Creek and northward to State Route 4. For regional transit, BART lines connect commuters westward into Oakland, Berkeley, and San Francisco, as well as south through the East Bay.
Driving during peak commute windows involves significant congestion on major freeway segments, making hybrid train-and-drive routines common for East Bay workers. Because the city is spread out, daily errands and intra-city travel outside of the downtown core require personal vehicles.
Outdoors+Outdoor enthusiasts have direct access to East Bay foothill terrain and dedicated regional recreation paths. The open spaces of Lime Ridge Open Space offer miles of hiking, trail running, and scenic views overlooking the valley toward Mount Diablo. Within the city, Markham Nature Park and Arboretum provides a serene escape featuring quiet paths, native plant collections, and a redwood grove. Cyclists and walkers take advantage of the paved Iron Horse Regional Trail, while families cool off in the summer at the Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water park.
Outdoor enthusiasts have direct access to East Bay foothill terrain and dedicated regional recreation paths. The open spaces of Lime Ridge Open Space offer miles of hiking, trail running, and scenic views overlooking the valley toward Mount Diablo.
Within the city, Markham Nature Park and Arboretum provides a serene escape featuring quiet paths, native plant collections, and a redwood grove. Cyclists and walkers take advantage of the paved Iron Horse Regional Trail, while families cool off in the summer at the Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water park.
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 Concord
Concord offers healthcare professionals a grounded, accessible home base in the East Bay, combining everyday convenience with exceptional regional transit links. Centered along Interstate 680, State Route 242, and two dedicated BART stations (Concord and North Concord/Martinez), the city makes shift travel across Contra Costa County and into Oakland or San Francisco exceptionally practical. Living options range from transit-oriented condos around historic Todos Santos Plaza to mid-century ranch homes in Dana Estates and scenic foothill retreats near Lime Ridge Open Space. Concord’s cultural rhythm revolves around outdoor community life, featuring year-round farmers markets, headlining concerts at the Concord Pavilion, and an expansive food scene highlighted by its famous Taco Trail, the culinary variety of Park and Shop, and local dining at The Veranda. While peak highway congestion and a spread-out layout require a car for day-to-day routines, Concord provides generous yard space, strong neighborhood diversity, and direct access to Mount Diablo recreation without the inflated cost and pretension of neighboring communities.
