Summit Surgery Center - RN PreOp/PACU

Regent Surgical

Troy, Michigan

Posted Jul 14 · 2 years of experience

Unit and setting: PACU · Ambulatory Surgery
License: RN license
Term: Permanent

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Benefits

401(k)
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Flexible schedule
Flexible spending account
Health insurance

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Health savings account
Life insurance
Paid time off
Vision insurance

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Weekends: No weekends
On call: No call

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Regent Surgical

Ambulatory

Regent Surgical (also known as Regent Surgical Health) is a company that manages and operates a network of ambulatory surgery centers across multiple U.S. states, with locations in Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Wisconsin, Tennessee, New Hampshire,…

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Under the direction of Clinical Leadership the PreOp/PACU RN provides comprehensive care to patients before and after surgery, ensuring their safety and well-being throughout the perioperative period. This includes preparing patients for surgery, monitoring vital signs and overall condition until point of discharge. This is a full-time position with no calls, no weekends and holidays off.

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In Troy, MI

Troy, MIFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 4% below the US average

Median rent: $1,602/mo
Household income: $120,045/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Troy, MI

NeighborhoodsTroy's residential landscape is organized into distinct pockets rather than a single contiguous downtown. Emerald Lakes offers lakefront residential properties, while Sylvan Glen is known for golf-course-adjacent ranches and colonials beneath a mature tree canopy. Raintree Village provides established subdivisions appealing to hospital staff seeking neighborhood stability, and Northfield Hills offers low-maintenance condominium and townhome living. Healthcare workers seeking lively, walkable downtown dining and nightlife often look just beyond city borders to adjacent suburbs like Royal Oak, Ferndale, or Birmingham.

Troy's residential landscape is organized into distinct pockets rather than a single contiguous downtown. Emerald Lakes offers lakefront residential properties, while Sylvan Glen is known for golf-course-adjacent ranches and colonials beneath a mature tree canopy.

Raintree Village provides established subdivisions appealing to hospital staff seeking neighborhood stability, and Northfield Hills offers low-maintenance condominium and townhome living. Healthcare workers seeking lively, walkable downtown dining and nightlife often look just beyond city borders to adjacent suburbs like Royal Oak, Ferndale, or Birmingham.

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Getting aroundInterstate 75 bisects Troy north to south, providing direct regional connectivity toward Detroit, while Interstate 696 sits just south for east-west cross-county travel. Major healthcare employers in the immediate vicinity include Beaumont Hospital and Children's Hospital of Michigan, with shifts generally requiring a personal vehicle to navigate main thoroughfares like Big Beaver Road and Maple Road. Public transit is available through suburban SMART bus routes, and regional rail commuters have access to Amtrak service at the Troy Transit Center connecting to Pontiac and Chicago.

Interstate 75 bisects Troy north to south, providing direct regional connectivity toward Detroit, while Interstate 696 sits just south for east-west cross-county travel. Major healthcare employers in the immediate vicinity include Beaumont Hospital and Children's Hospital of Michigan, with shifts generally requiring a personal vehicle to navigate main thoroughfares like Big Beaver Road and Maple Road.

Public transit is available through suburban SMART bus routes, and regional rail commuters have access to Amtrak service at the Troy Transit Center connecting to Pontiac and Chicago.

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OutdoorsOutdoor recreation in Troy centers around Stage Nature Center, a 100-acre preserve offering walking trails through forests, meadows, and wetlands with an educational interpretive center. Firefighters Park features open woodlands alongside disc golf and athletic fields, while Boulan Park is known for lighted tennis courts, ball diamonds, and a large playscape. During warmer months, the Troy Family Aquatic Center draws crowds with its slides and splash features.

Outdoor recreation in Troy centers around Stage Nature Center, a 100-acre preserve offering walking trails through forests, meadows, and wetlands with an educational interpretive center. Firefighters Park features open woodlands alongside disc golf and athletic fields, while Boulan Park is known for lighted tennis courts, ball diamonds, and a large playscape.

During warmer months, the Troy Family Aquatic Center draws crowds with its slides and splash features.

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Living in Troy

Troy is an anchor of Oakland County, known across Metro Detroit for exceptional public schools, safety, and an economic engine centered on the Big Beaver Road corridor. For relocating nurses working at major medical employers such as Beaumont Hospital or Children's Hospital of Michigan, Troy offers an orderly, quiet home base bisected by Interstate 75. Neighborhood options range from established subdivisions in Emerald Lakes and Sylvan Glen to low-maintenance townhomes at Northfield Hills and Midtown Square. Daily life revolves around expansive amenities, including high-end retail at the Somerset Collection, walking trails through Stage Nature Center, and family recreation at Boulan and Firefighters parks. The primary tradeoff is the city's car-dependent suburban layout; without a walkable downtown core, evening dining and entertainment skew toward commercial plazas, though lively nightlife districts in Royal Oak and Ferndale are an easy highway drive away. For clinical professionals seeking suburban stability and central regional connectivity, Troy represents an exceptionally dependable choice.

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