Full time Weekday Shifts available - Days and Nights
Vibra Permanent Staffing is seeking experienced and dedicated Registered Nurses (RNs) for a direct hire, full-time opportunity with one of our trusted Long-Term Acute Care (LTAC) partners. This is your chance to join a specialized team that provides life-changing care to high-acuity patients recovering from complex medical conditions.
Responsibilities
Why You’ll Love This Role
✅ Full-time position – no contract or travel commitment
✅ Work in a specialty LTAC setting with medically complex patients
✅ Competitive salary +
shift differentials
✅ Comprehensive benefits and PTO package
✅ Supportive, mission-driven work culture focused on quality outcomes
What You’ll Do
Provide direct nursing care to critically ill or medically complex patients
Collaborate with physicians and an interdisciplinary team to coordinate individualized care plans
Monitor patient progress, administer medications and treatments, and document clinical findings
Educate patients and families, and serve as an advocate for long-term health and recovery
Maintain compliance with all policies, standards, and regulatory guidelines
What We’re Looking For
Active RN license
1+ year of acute care, ICU, or LTAC experience strongly preferred
BLS required; ACLS required within 90 days of hire
Strong clinical judgment and a commitment to excellence in patient care
Neighborhoods+Within Marshall, residential areas range from restored Victorian homes and bed-and-breakfasts near the historic downtown square and Washington Street to quiet suburban residential pockets. Many healthcare workers and families also look just west toward neighboring communities like Hallsville and Longview, which offer high-rated residential areas and newer developments, while smaller surrounding towns include Jefferson to the north and Scottsville or Waskom toward the Louisiana border.
Within Marshall, residential areas range from restored Victorian homes and bed-and-breakfasts near the historic downtown square and Washington Street to quiet suburban residential pockets. Many healthcare workers and families also look just west toward neighboring communities like Hallsville and Longview, which offer high-rated residential areas and newer developments, while smaller surrounding towns include Jefferson to the north and Scottsville or Waskom toward the Louisiana border.
Getting around+Driving is an absolute necessity in Marshall, which is rated exceptionally drivable with an average commute time of about 15 minutes. Road connectivity centers around Interstate 20, U.S. Highway 59, and Historic U.S. Highway 80, making cross-town travel straightforward and putting Shreveport roughly 40 miles to the east and Longview a short drive to the west. While walkability and bikeability are low for general daily errands, downtown Marshall offers a walkable core, and the city maintains active passenger rail connectivity via the historic Texas and Pacific Railway depot.
Driving is an absolute necessity in Marshall, which is rated exceptionally drivable with an average commute time of about 15 minutes. Road connectivity centers around Interstate 20, U.S. Highway 59, and Historic U.S. Highway 80, making cross-town travel straightforward and putting Shreveport roughly 40 miles to the east and Longview a short drive to the west.
While walkability and bikeability are low for general daily errands, downtown Marshall offers a walkable core, and the city maintains active passenger rail connectivity via the historic Texas and Pacific Railway depot.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is anchored by the scenic bayous of Caddo Lake, located approximately 20 minutes northeast with its distinct cypress-canopied waterways, and nearby Lake Cherokee to the southwest. Within the city limits, equestrian clinics and events take place at Josey's Ranch, and holiday walks draw crowds to Piney Park's light trail and maze on Martin Lake Road. However, residents note that developed public hiking and paved multi-use trails inside town are limited outside of local school tracks and neighborhood city parks.
Outdoor recreation is anchored by the scenic bayous of Caddo Lake, located approximately 20 minutes northeast with its distinct cypress-canopied waterways, and nearby Lake Cherokee to the southwest. Within the city limits, equestrian clinics and events take place at Josey's Ranch, and holiday walks draw crowds to Piney Park's light trail and maze on Martin Lake Road.
However, residents note that developed public hiking and paved multi-use trails inside town are limited outside of local school tracks and neighborhood city parks.
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 Marshall
Marshall stands out as the historic cultural crossroads of East Texas, where rhythmic boogie-woogie piano traditions intersect with rich railroad history and the cypress bayous of nearby Caddo Lake. For a healthcare professional, the city offers an easygoing, tight-knit environment with an easy 15-minute average commute along routes like U.S. 59 and Interstate 20. Downtown features historic landmarks like the Harrison County Courthouse, local craft beer at Rüeggenbach Brewing Company, and iconic regional gatherings like the Wonderland of Lights festival. Dining revolves around down-home staples such as Bear Creek Smokehouse, Cajun Tex, and local coffee at Joe Pines. Shift workers must weigh practical compromises: municipal infrastructure faces issues like aging roads, late-night entertainment is sparse, and public trail systems are modest. Families often weigh local schooling by considering top-performing elementary options like South Marshall or exploring neighboring Hallsville. For nurses seeking a slower pace, rich musical heritage, and close community ties within easy driving distance of Shreveport and Longview, Marshall presents a character-rich, accessible East Texas home.
