Join a hospital-based IMCU (Intermediate Care Unit) team providing nursing care to patients who require close monitoring and higher-acuity care. This is an excellent opportunity for an RN with less than 1 year of experience to build advanced clinical skills.
Mandatory Requirements to Apply
Active Texas RN License or Compact RN License
Less than 1 year of RN experience accepted
Roles & Responsibilities
Provide nursing care to IMCU/intermediate-acuity patients .
Monitor vital signs, telemetry, and changes in patient condition.
Administer medications and treatments according to care plans.
Bonus, Benefits + Salary
$36–$53/hour
Relocation : Negotiable
Medical, dental, vision, PTO & retirement benefits may be available
Pay: $36.00 - $53.00 per hour Expected hours: 36.0 per week
Benefits
401(k)
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Tuition reimbursement
Vision insurance
Application Question(s)
How much Experience do you have in Registered Nurse ?
Are you ok with this shift :: 7 am - 7 pm - Day shift ?
Neighborhoods+Young professionals chasing walkability often land at 100 Park Apartments in Century Square—a modern social hub—or in Downtown Bryan’s arts-district core. South College Station is the quieter, newer-residential bet; locals call SCS really safe and less chaotic than student-heavy pockets, and Rock Prairie, just farther south, is recommended as even better. SW Parkway still mixes in a lot of college students. Relocators also weigh Turkey Creek Road, The Traditions golf-club area, and pockets near Easterwood Airport, Research Park, and the BioCorridor depending on whether the job is campus, healthcare, or research.
Young professionals chasing walkability often land at 100 Park Apartments in Century Square—a modern social hub—or in Downtown Bryan’s arts-district core. South College Station is the quieter, newer-residential bet; locals call SCS really safe and less chaotic than student-heavy pockets, and Rock Prairie, just farther south, is recommended as even better.
SW Parkway still mixes in a lot of college students. Relocators also weigh Turkey Creek Road, The Traditions golf-club area, and pockets near Easterwood Airport, Research Park, and the BioCorridor depending on whether the job is campus, healthcare, or research.
Getting around+U.S. News lists an average commute of about 15.71 minutes, and relocation write-ups stress shorter, more manageable drives than Houston or Austin, with errands close by. The named tradeoffs are limited public transit and frequent traffic. Healthcare and research jobs cluster around St. Joseph Health, Baylor Scott & White, the BioCorridor, and Research Park, so South College Station or living near those hubs keeps the drive simple; Easterwood Airport covers regional flights. No hospital-specific bus lines or named highway routes are detailed in these sources.
U.S. News lists an average commute of about 15.71 minutes, and relocation write-ups stress shorter, more manageable drives than Houston or Austin, with errands close by. The named tradeoffs are limited public transit and frequent traffic.
Healthcare and research jobs cluster around St. Joseph Health, Baylor Scott & White, the BioCorridor, and Research Park, so South College Station or living near those hubs keeps the drive simple; Easterwood Airport covers regional flights. No hospital-specific bus lines or named highway routes are detailed in these sources.
Outdoors+Named outdoor anchors are The Gardens at Texas A&M, the Gary Halter Nature Center, city parks and trails, and greenway walking and picnics through the College Station parks system. Lake Bryan shows up as a local water-and-recreation backdrop in BCS living guides. Casual add-ons on non-game days include mini golf and bowling; Visit College Station also flags axe throwing and ice skating as hands-on indoor-outdoor entertainment.
Named outdoor anchors are The Gardens at Texas A&M, the Gary Halter Nature Center, city parks and trails, and greenway walking and picnics through the College Station parks system. Lake Bryan shows up as a local water-and-recreation backdrop in BCS living guides.
Casual add-ons on non-game days include mini golf and bowling; Visit College Station also flags axe throwing and ice skating as hands-on indoor-outdoor entertainment.
College Station is Aggieland first: Texas A&M’s 70,000-plus students and large faculty-staff payroll set the rhythm, from Kyle Field Saturdays to a median age of 23.1. Nurses are not arriving into a one-industry town—healthcare sits beside the university as a growth pillar, with St. Joseph Health and Baylor Scott & White as major employers and the BioCorridor (FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies, G-CON) plus Research Park adding biotech and research work. Daily life is smaller-city: average commutes about 15.7 minutes, errands close by, Houston about 1.5 hours, Austin about two. South College Station and Rock Prairie are the quieter, safer residential bets; Century Square and Downtown Bryan are the walkable, social choices. Published College Station median home values sit in the mid-$300,000s in recent figures, typical two-bedrooms rent around $1,000, and Bryan stretches a dollar further. Tradeoffs: limited transit, traffic, hot humid weather, college-inflated grocery and gas, and a student-heavy calendar. Non-football life: Bush Presidential Library, The Gardens at A&M, Gary Halter Nature Center, and Downtown Bryan’s arts district.
