Safe at Home Private Care is currently looking for a Registered Nurse to work at the clients residence in the Lawrenceville, GA area. Responsibilities would pertain to the needs of the client, from normal day to day activities involving dressing, moving, feeding the client, and other similar needs.
Responsibilities
Client is apart of the GAPP Program.
19year old Female-Unable to ambulate, wheelchair bound, lack of muscle control, limited ROM and flexibility, limited sensation, neurogenic bowel and bladder with frequent constipation and recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs), mild-to-moderate developmental delay, poor safety awareness, requires assistance with all ADL care and transfers.
Taking verbal orders .
Participate in the development and implementation of the service plan for clients receiving nursing services.
Regularly assess the needs of the client receiving nursing services.
Neighborhoods+Collins Hill is the area relocators on local forums most often name for a practical mix of housing plus Mall of Georgia and other retail hubs. Downtown Lawrenceville is the walkable historic-square pocket—older homes, renovated houses, and some townhomes, with listings often in the high $300,000s to about $400,000—close to Lawrenceville Lawn but with tighter streets. Sugarloaf and south Lawrenceville are suburban 1990s–2010s townhomes, apartments, and single-family streets aimed at shopping and I-85/Sugarloaf Parkway access. Tribble Mill and east Lawrenceville skew to larger 2000s–2010s HOA subdivisions with pools, playgrounds, and sidewalks, with drives toward Loganville, Snellville, and I-85.
Collins Hill is the area relocators on local forums most often name for a practical mix of housing plus Mall of Georgia and other retail hubs. Downtown Lawrenceville is the walkable historic-square pocket—older homes, renovated houses, and some townhomes, with listings often in the high $300,000s to about $400,000—close to Lawrenceville Lawn but with tighter streets.
Sugarloaf and south Lawrenceville are suburban 1990s–2010s townhomes, apartments, and single-family streets aimed at shopping and I-85/Sugarloaf Parkway access. Tribble Mill and east Lawrenceville skew to larger 2000s–2010s HOA subdivisions with pools, playgrounds, and sidewalks, with drives toward Loganville, Snellville, and I-85.
Getting around+U.S. News reports an average commute of about 31.43 minutes. Everyday driving uses Scenic Highway, GA-316, Sugarloaf Parkway, and I-85; downtown streets are narrower with limited parking that even movers flag. Northside Hospital’s network is a major local employer, and a 2025–2026 update cites a new urgent care plus a direct ramp to Northside Hospital, which matters more for nurses than the Atlanta reverse commute. Public transit is described as limited and Atlanta-bound traffic as a standing con, so hospital shifts are realistically car-dependent.
U.S. News reports an average commute of about 31.43 minutes. Everyday driving uses Scenic Highway, GA-316, Sugarloaf Parkway, and I-85; downtown streets are narrower with limited parking that even movers flag.
Northside Hospital’s network is a major local employer, and a 2025–2026 update cites a new urgent care plus a direct ramp to Northside Hospital, which matters more for nurses than the Atlanta reverse commute. Public transit is described as limited and Atlanta-bound traffic as a standing con, so hospital shifts are realistically car-dependent.
Outdoors+Rhodes Jordan Park is the in-town staple: a scenic loop around a large fishing lake, plus tennis, basketball, trails, and sports fields. Tribble Mill Park, often named a Gwinnett hidden gem, spans more than 700 acres of lakes, hiking, and biking on the east side. Collins Hill Golf Club is minutes away; Lawrenceville Lawn sits beside the downtown square; HYRO Dog Park opened in 2024. Sugarloaf and east-side subdivisions add neighborhood greenspaces, county sports fields, and youth-sports access.
Rhodes Jordan Park is the in-town staple: a scenic loop around a large fishing lake, plus tennis, basketball, trails, and sports fields. Tribble Mill Park, often named a Gwinnett hidden gem, spans more than 700 acres of lakes, hiking, and biking on the east side.
Collins Hill Golf Club is minutes away; Lawrenceville Lawn sits beside the downtown square; HYRO Dog Park opened in 2024. Sugarloaf and east-side subdivisions add neighborhood greenspaces, county sports fields, and youth-sports access.
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 Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville is Gwinnett’s county seat and metro Atlanta’s oldest city (1821), 30 miles northeast of downtown. Northside Hospital’s network, community colleges, and medical training centers are major employers, so nurses can live near work rather than reverse-commute. Life is car-first: about 31-minute average drives on GA-316, Scenic Highway, Sugarloaf Parkway, and I-85, plus a new direct ramp to Northside—offset by Atlanta-bound traffic and little transit. Personality sits on the historic square: Boulder Creek Coffeehouse, Universal Joint, McCray’s rooftop, Aurora Theater, and Lawrenceville Lawn. Relocators actually settle in Collins Hill, Sugarloaf/south, and Tribble Mill/east, from older half-acre lots to 2000s HOA subdivisions with pools. Home medians run roughly $365k–$376k (many 1970–1999 houses need work); rents are cited around $1,650–$2,000+. Rhodes Jordan’s lake trail and 700-acre Tribble Mill Park carry outdoor life. Tradeoffs: real diversity and parks versus address-dependent schools, allergies, and aging housing. Verify zoning, budget a car, walk the square.
