Baylor schedules can allow qualified employees to work fewer days while still receiving full-time hours or benefits.
Posted Sep 30
Shift and hours
Weekend shifts, Saturday and Sunday · Two 12-hour shifts · Two 16-hour shifts Saturday and Sunday Two 12-hour shifts = 24 hour but paid for 32 hour Two 16-hour shifts=32 hours but paid for 40 hoursPaid for 32 hours on two 12-hour shifts
Unit and setting
Rehab Providing direct care for patients and residents in a skilled nursing, sub-acute care and long-term care nursing centerSkilled nursing, sub-acute and long-term care patients and residents
License
RN license RN licensure in the state of practice (or NLC) required.RN licensure in the state of practice or NLC
Term
Permanent Baylor schedules can allow qualified employees to work fewer days while still receiving full-time hours or benefits.Fewer days while receiving full-time hours or benefits
Do you qualify?
License
RN licensure in the state of practice or NLCRN licensure in the state of practice (or NLC) required.Check your license
License
Valid State licensure as an RNValid State licensure as an RN.
Certification
CPR certificationCPR Certification Required
Certification
Current CPR certificationCurrent CPR certification.
Education
Graduate of an accredited school of NursingGraduate of an accredited school of Nursing.
Education
Associate's degree in nursing (ASN)
Also asks
Florida care provider background screeningLearn more about Florida's Care Provider Background Screening Requirements here:
BenefitsEmployee Assistance Programs (for a better work-life balance)Employee Assistance Programs (for a better work-life balance)
Employee discount
Dental insurance
More benefits (4)
Health insurance
Employee assistance program
Medical, Dental, Vision
Employee assistance programs
The role and schedule
Day to day
Direct care in skilled nursing, sub-acute and long-term careProviding direct care for patients and residents in a skilled nursing, sub-acute care and long-term care nursing center
Day to day
Administer medicationAdminister medication, change wound dressings and care for other treatment options
Day to day
Change wound dressings
Day to day
Care for other treatment options
Day to day
Perform physical examinations and diagnostic testsPerform physical examinations and diagnostic tests
Weekends
Saturday and SundaySaturday and Sunday
Hours
Paid for 40 hours on two 16-hour shiftsTwo 16-hour shifts=32 hours but paid for 40 hours
The workplace
FW
Fort Walton Rehabilitation Center
Rehab Center
Hiring contact
Text Melanie, Director of Nursing, at (828) 273-2984 to schedule an immediate interview.Text Melanie, Director of Nursing, at (828) 273-2984 to schedule an immediate interview.
Want to Work Fewer Days? Our Baylor Program is designed for nurses who want to concentrate their hours into a w eekend-focused schedule .
Baylor schedules can allow qualified employees to work fewer days while still receiving full-time hours or benefits.
For example, a common Baylor schedule might be:
Work: Saturday and Sunday
Hours: Two 12-hour shifts = 24 hour but paid for 32 hour
Two 16-hour shifts=32 hours but paid for 40 hours
Ready to Make a Change?
Text Melanie, Director of Nursing, at (828) 273-2984 to schedule an immediate interview.
Apply today and discover which RN schedule is the right fit for you!
We look forward to welcoming you to the Fort Walton Rehabilitation Center team.
Why Choose Us ?
Invest in Your Future: We prioritize employee development, providing opportunities to hone your skills and advance your career.
A Team You'll Love: Our leadership team is laser-focused on overall team satisfaction. We believe in fostering a supportive and collaborative environment where you feel valued and heard.
Clean and Efficient Workplace: We take pride in maintaining an exceptionally clean environment and ensuring you have all the tools you need to work efficiently and effectively.
Our FULL TIME and Baylor Team Members can enjoy these
benefits
Medical, Dental, Vision, & More
Paid time off
401K
Employee discount Programs
Employee Assistance Programs (for a better work-life balance)
Great culture with a sincere appreciation for everyone!
Meet the Team & Explore Your Options!
Are you a skilled and motivated RN seeking a career with a focus on growth and teamwork? We invite you to:
Meet our Director of Nursing and discuss your career goals with a leader who champions your success.
Connect with HR to learn more about our benefits package and other incentives we offer.
Tour our facility and experience the difference firsthand.
Responsibilities
Providing direct care for patients and residents in a skilled nursing, sub-acute care and long-term care nursing center
Administer medication, change wound dressings and care for other treatment options
Perform physical examinations and diagnostic tests
Qualifications
Associate's degree in nursing (ASN)
RN licensure in the state of practice (or NLC) required.
CPR Certification Required
Our Service Standards
Sincere Appreciation...for everyone
Hearing Needs...and responding quickly
Caring Approach...in everything we do
Managing Situations...for positive outcomes
Learn more about Florida's Care Provider Background Screening Requirements here: https://info.flclearinghouse.com
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Requirements
ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS• Graduate of an accredited school of Nursing. • Valid State licensure as an RN.• Current CPR certification.
FT, PT, and Baylor RN hiring; 3 PM–11 PM is #1 need. Baylor is weekend-focused (Sat–Sun): two 12-hr shifts worked/paid as 32 hrs, or two 16-hr shifts worked/paid as 40, with FT hours or benefits.
Fort Walton Rehabilitation Center · confirm this unit
Neighborhoods+Nurses and healthcare professionals often settle in established mainland neighborhoods like Kenwood, Elliott Point, and Ferry Park. Kenwood offers quiet, tree-lined suburban streets with mid-century homes and newer builds, conveniently linked north toward regional medical corridors via Lewis Turner Boulevard. Elliott Point sits in the southeastern pocket near downtown Brooks Street and the water, featuring a blend of original 1950s ranches, modern renovations, and premium waterfront properties with private boat docks. Overbrook and Cinco Bayou provide more accessible price points closer to base gates and local dining, while Northgate Estates caters to those seeking newer, spacious suburban homes.
Nurses and healthcare professionals often settle in established mainland neighborhoods like Kenwood, Elliott Point, and Ferry Park. Kenwood offers quiet, tree-lined suburban streets with mid-century homes and newer builds, conveniently linked north toward regional medical corridors via Lewis Turner Boulevard.
Elliott Point sits in the southeastern pocket near downtown Brooks Street and the water, featuring a blend of original 1950s ranches, modern renovations, and premium waterfront properties with private boat docks. Overbrook and Cinco Bayou provide more accessible price points closer to base gates and local dining, while Northgate Estates caters to those seeking newer, spacious suburban homes.
Getting around+Commuting in Fort Walton Beach relies heavily on personal vehicles along primary arteries including Highway 98, State Road 85, and Lewis Turner Boulevard. While typical local drive times average around twenty minutes, travel can slow considerably during spring break and peak summer tourism, particularly on Highway 98 approaching the Brooks Bridge toward Okaloosa Island and Destin. Shift workers navigating morning or late afternoon transitions will encounter congestion around military access gates for Eglin Air Force Base and Hurlburt Field, though off-peak hospital shift times generally miss the heaviest beach corridor traffic.
Commuting in Fort Walton Beach relies heavily on personal vehicles along primary arteries including Highway 98, State Road 85, and Lewis Turner Boulevard. While typical local drive times average around twenty minutes, travel can slow considerably during spring break and peak summer tourism, particularly on Highway 98 approaching the Brooks Bridge toward Okaloosa Island and Destin.
Shift workers navigating morning or late afternoon transitions will encounter congestion around military access gates for Eglin Air Force Base and Hurlburt Field, though off-peak hospital shift times generally miss the heaviest beach corridor traffic.
Outdoors+Water recreation along Choctawhatchee Bay, Santa Rosa Sound, and the Gulf of Mexico defines outdoor life. Fort Walton Beach Landing Park provides a scenic community waterfront hub for open-air strolls, while Liza Jackson Park and Sound Park offer public boat ramps, fishing piers, and green space along the sound. Okaloosa Island delivers pristine sugar-white sand dunes and surf access at spots like John Beasley Park, with paddleboarding, kayaking, and coastal camping protected nearby along the Gulf Islands National Seashore.
Water recreation along Choctawhatchee Bay, Santa Rosa Sound, and the Gulf of Mexico defines outdoor life. Fort Walton Beach Landing Park provides a scenic community waterfront hub for open-air strolls, while Liza Jackson Park and Sound Park offer public boat ramps, fishing piers, and green space along the sound.
Okaloosa Island delivers pristine sugar-white sand dunes and surf access at spots like John Beasley Park, with paddleboarding, kayaking, and coastal camping protected nearby along the Gulf Islands National Seashore.
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 Fort Walton Beach
Fort Walton Beach offers healthcare professionals a grounded, year-round coastal lifestyle on Florida’s Emerald Coast without the overwhelming commercial glitz of neighboring resort enclaves. Sitting between Choctawhatchee Bay and Santa Rosa Sound, the city combines an authentic residential identity with direct access to Okaloosa Island’s sugar-white quartz sands. Relocating nurses will find established neighborhoods like Kenwood and Elliott Point appealing for their quiet residential lanes, mature tree canopies, and zoned access to top-tier Okaloosa County public schools. Off-shift hours can be spent exploring the Indian Temple Mound, strolling waterfront promenades at Fort Walton Beach Landing, or dining at casual seafood spots along The Boardwalk. However, relocating here requires realistic expectations regarding daily logistics: Highway 98 and the Brooks Bridge corridor experience significant tourist gridlock from spring break through summer, and regional hurricane risks mean steep property insurance rates. For nurses seeking an active beach community centered around neighborhood parks, military heritage, and everyday practical livability, Fort Walton Beach provides a well-balanced Panhandle home base.
