In range for New Lenox staff RN rolesNew Lenox staff RN postings that state pay run $35/hr to $36/hr, the middle half $35/hr to $35/hr, across 61 postings.
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7.05 hours_per_patient_dayTotal RN Nursing Hours per Patient Day (Medical-Surgical) 2025: 7.05 hoursMedical-Surgical unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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15.91 hours_per_patient_dayTotal RN Nursing Hours per Patient Day (Critical Care) 2025: 15.91 hoursCritical Care unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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10.29 hours_per_patient_dayTotal RN Nursing Hours per Patient Day (Mother/Baby) 2025: 10.29 hoursMother/Baby unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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11.39 hours_per_patient_dayTotal RN Nursing Hours per Patient Day (NICU) 2025: 11.39 hoursNICU unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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10.31 hours_per_patient_dayTotal Nursing Hours per Patient Day (Medical-Surgical) 2025: 10.31 hoursMedical-Surgical unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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16.54 hours_per_patient_dayTotal Nursing Hours per Patient Day (Critical Care) 2025: 16.54 hoursCritical Care unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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12.96 hours_per_patient_dayTotal Nursing Hours per Patient Day (Mother/Baby) 2025: 12.96 hoursMother/Baby unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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11.44 hours_per_patient_dayTotal Nursing Hours per Patient Day (NICU) 2025: 11.44 hoursNICU unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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0.7 percentPercentage of Nursing Hours Worked by Contractual RNs (Medical-Surgical) 2025: 0.70 %Medical-Surgical unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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3.97 percentPercentage of Nursing Hours Worked by Contractual RNs (Critical Care) 2025: 3.97 %Critical Care unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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0 percentPercentage of Nursing Hours Worked by Contractual RNs (Mother/Baby) 2025: 0.00 %Mother/Baby unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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0.75 percentPercentage of Nursing Hours Worked by Contractual RNs (NICU) 2025: 0.75 %NICU unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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99.3 percentPercentage of Nursing Hours Worked by Hospital Employed RNs (Medical-Surgical) 2025: 99.30 %Medical-Surgical unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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96.03 percentPercentage of Nursing Hours Worked by Hospital Employed RNs (Critical Care) 2025: 96.03 %Critical Care unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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100 percentPercentage of Nursing Hours Worked by Hospital Employed RNs (Mother/Baby) 2025: 100.00 %Mother/Baby unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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99.25 percentPercentage of Nursing Hours Worked by Hospital Employed RNs (NICU) 2025: 99.25 %NICU unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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27.84 percentRN Turnover Rate in the Medical-Surgical Unit 2025: 27.84 %Medical-Surgical unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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20.51 percentRN Turnover Rate in the Critical Care Unit 2025: 20.51 %Critical Care unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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27.45 percentRN Turnover Rate in the Mother/Baby Unit 2025: 27.45 %Mother/Baby unit, 2025, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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9.4 percentRN Vacancy Rate in the Medical-Surgical Unit 2026: 9.40 %Medical-Surgical unit, 2026, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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5 percentRN Vacancy Rate in the Critical Care Unit 2026: 5.00 %Critical Care unit, 2026, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
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1.2 percentRN Vacancy Rate in the Mother/Baby Unit 2026: 1.20 %Mother/Baby unit, 2026, Illinois Hospital Report Card (IDPH)
Neighborhoods+Residential choices in New Lenox span mature, tree-lined subdivisions, newer construction neighborhoods with modern footprints, and pockets of maintenance-free townhomes. Established areas offer expansive lots and updated ranch layouts, while newer developments feature larger two-story family properties along corridors such as Edgecreek Drive and Ryan Drive. Residents on the northwest side enjoy quiet residential pockets adjacent to natural open spaces like Pilcher Park and Hadley Valley.
Residential choices in New Lenox span mature, tree-lined subdivisions, newer construction neighborhoods with modern footprints, and pockets of maintenance-free townhomes. Established areas offer expansive lots and updated ranch layouts, while newer developments feature larger two-story family properties along corridors such as Edgecreek Drive and Ryan Drive.
Residents on the northwest side enjoy quiet residential pockets adjacent to natural open spaces like Pilcher Park and Hadley Valley.
Getting around+Everyday travel is heavily car-dependent, with local transit options remaining limited. Drivers benefit from immediate access to Interstate 80 and Interstate 355, enabling direct regional routes across Will County and into Chicago's broader medical corridors. For regional transit into Chicago, the community offers Metra commuter rail access, while local drivers report typical one-way commute times averaging just under thirty minutes.
Everyday travel is heavily car-dependent, with local transit options remaining limited. Drivers benefit from immediate access to Interstate 80 and Interstate 355, enabling direct regional routes across Will County and into Chicago's broader medical corridors.
For regional transit into Chicago, the community offers Metra commuter rail access, while local drivers report typical one-way commute times averaging just under thirty minutes.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation centers around preserved natural corridors and active village gathering spaces. Hickory Creek Preserve provides extensive nature trails and woodlands for walking, jogging, and seasonal wildlife viewing. Closer to town, the Village Commons features landscaped paved walking paths around a stocked fishing pond, while northwest residents have direct proximity to nearby regional green spaces including Pilcher Park and Hadley Valley.
Outdoor recreation centers around preserved natural corridors and active village gathering spaces. Hickory Creek Preserve provides extensive nature trails and woodlands for walking, jogging, and seasonal wildlife viewing.
Closer to town, the Village Commons features landscaped paved walking paths around a stocked fishing pond, while northwest residents have direct proximity to nearby regional green spaces including Pilcher Park and Hadley Valley.
For relocating nurses, New Lenox offers a safe, peaceful suburban home base in Will County defined by civic pride and manicured neighborhoods. Its central identity revolves around the Village Commons and Performing Arts Pavilion, which host the popular Triple Play Concert Series, outdoor movies, and Thursday night farmers markets. Outdoor enthusiasts can easily decompress along the wooded paths of Hickory Creek Preserve or nearby Pilcher Park. Commuters benefit from direct access to Interstate 80 and Interstate 355, making highway drives to regional healthcare facilities straightforward, while Metra service links directly to Chicago. The local housing scene consists mainly of well-kept single-family homes and newer subdivisions, though move-in-ready properties move rapidly. The primary tradeoff is lifestyle pace: the village lacks a walkable historic downtown and late-night culinary energy, relying largely on suburban shopping plazas and casual dining. For healthcare professionals prioritizing safety, quiet residential streets, and top-tier Lincoln-Way schools, New Lenox serves as a calm, stable retreat after intense hospital shifts.
