National HealthCare Corporation (NHC) is long-term care.
Posted Jul 15
Shift and hours
8-hour 8 hour
Unit and setting
Long Term Care
License
RN license
What it pays
Against similar roles
In range for South Carolina staff rolesSouth Carolina staff postings that state pay run $29/hr to $54/hr, the middle half $32/hr to $45/hr, across 221 postings.
Benefits
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Life insurance
Disability insurance
401k match
More benefits (2)
Continuing education assistance
Paid time off
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Registered Nurse position at NHC HealthCare Anderson, a 290 bed post-acute skilled nursing center in Anderson, SC. Responsibilities include working with the interdisciplinary care team to assure accurate patient assessment and development of individualized plans of care, maintaining open and ongoing communication with patients and families, assuring that appropriate nursing care is being provided, assisting with meds and treatments as needed and other patient care duties as assigned. New 8 or
Neighborhoods+Healthcare workers and young professionals relocating to Anderson typically focus on a few distinct corridors. For rental apartments, complexes along Highway 81 and Clemson Boulevard north of downtown are widely favored for their quick hospital access and proximity to retail. Buyers seeking established suburban character gravitate to Concord, Ashley Downs, or the golf-oriented Cobb's Glen, which feature mature trees and manicured yards. Newer master-planned communities include Brookstone Meadows and Plantation Pointe, while lake enthusiasts favor Northlake and the Regatta community along Lake Hartwell. More modest starter homes can be found in established pockets like Westview Heights and Lakeside.
Healthcare workers and young professionals relocating to Anderson typically focus on a few distinct corridors. For rental apartments, complexes along Highway 81 and Clemson Boulevard north of downtown are widely favored for their quick hospital access and proximity to retail.
Buyers seeking established suburban character gravitate to Concord, Ashley Downs, or the golf-oriented Cobb's Glen, which feature mature trees and manicured yards. Newer master-planned communities include Brookstone Meadows and Plantation Pointe, while lake enthusiasts favor Northlake and the Regatta community along Lake Hartwell.
More modest starter homes can be found in established pockets like Westview Heights and Lakeside.
Getting around+Commutes within Anderson are manageable, with typical drives across the city running around 15 to 20 minutes. AnMed Health serves as the city's primary medical anchor, situated conveniently off the Highway 81 corridor where hospital parking is straightforward surface parking. Clemson Boulevard and North Main Street act as the central north-south retail and commuter arteries, though Clemson Boulevard frequently bottlenecks with strip-mall traffic during peak hours. For those traveling regionally, Interstate 85 provides direct transit, putting Clemson roughly 20 minutes northwest and downtown Greenville about 30 minutes northeast.
Commutes within Anderson are manageable, with typical drives across the city running around 15 to 20 minutes. AnMed Health serves as the city's primary medical anchor, situated conveniently off the Highway 81 corridor where hospital parking is straightforward surface parking.
Clemson Boulevard and North Main Street act as the central north-south retail and commuter arteries, though Clemson Boulevard frequently bottlenecks with strip-mall traffic during peak hours. For those traveling regionally, Interstate 85 provides direct transit, putting Clemson roughly 20 minutes northwest and downtown Greenville about 30 minutes northeast.
Outdoors+Lake Hartwell defines outdoor life in the Anderson area, spanning tens of thousands of acres with public beaches, boat ramps, lakeside camping, and renowned bass-fishing tournaments. Darwin Wright Park provides lake access and a public fishing pier right on the water. In the center of town, Carolina Wren Park offers manicured green space, walking paths, and community gathering areas, while Rocky River Nature Park features protected wetlands and quiet nature trails. The city also maintains over 60 public parks and extensive athletic facilities across the Anderson Sports and Entertainment Center grounds.
Lake Hartwell defines outdoor life in the Anderson area, spanning tens of thousands of acres with public beaches, boat ramps, lakeside camping, and renowned bass-fishing tournaments. Darwin Wright Park provides lake access and a public fishing pier right on the water.
In the center of town, Carolina Wren Park offers manicured green space, walking paths, and community gathering areas, while Rocky River Nature Park features protected wetlands and quiet nature trails. The city also maintains over 60 public parks and extensive athletic facilities across the Anderson Sports and Entertainment Center grounds.
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 Anderson
Known as the 'Electric City,' Anderson is an unpretentious Upstate South Carolina regional hub that offers healthcare professionals an attractive, lower-stress alternative to Greenville. Working at AnMed Health means easy daily commutes, typically under 20 minutes from established residential neighborhoods like Concord, Cobb's Glen, or apartment communities off Highway 81. Off-duty life balances quiet small-town hospitality with easy access to major recreation: Lake Hartwell sits just minutes west for boating, swimming, and fishing at Darwin Wright Park, while downtown Anderson offers walkable dining at Earle Street and artisanal sips at Carolina Bauernhaus. On weekends, the sprawling Anderson Farmers Market and Carolina Wren Park host community gatherings, with Interstate 85 putting downtown Greenville and Clemson within easy striking distance. The main tradeoffs are commercial traffic congestion along Clemson Boulevard and a nightlife scene that quiet down early, which may feel slow for younger singles. For nurses seeking affordable space, manageable shifts, and a grounded Southern community, Anderson delivers a practical, well-balanced landing spot.
