Assistant Nurse Manager Labor & Delivery - Sign On Bonus! Clovis, California
Excellent Salary Range & Great Benefits & Relocation Assistance
Medical, dental and vision insurance
Consecutively recognized as a top employer by Forbes
Sign-on and relocation bonus incentives for elgibile external hires
Free Continuing Education and certification including BLS, ACLS and PALS
Tuition reimbursement, education programs, and scholarships
Vacation time starts building on Day 1, and builds with your seniority
403(b) retirement plan with up to 8% matching contributions
Free parking and electric charging
Great food options with on-demand ordering
Benefits may vary by role
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qualifications
Assistant Nurse Manager Labor and Delivery
As an Assistant Nurse Manager (ANM) in the Labor & Delivery department at our client, you'll join a close-knit team within a 16-bed unit known for its welcoming and supportive environment. Here, you’ll build on the clinical expertise and leadership skills you developed at the bedside to guide and support a dedicated team that provides exceptional, family-centered care. You’ll coordinate patient care, foster professional growth, and help drive quality, safety, and performance initiatives that enhance outcomes for patients and staff alike
Qualifications
Assistant Nurse Manager Labor and Delivery
Current State of California Registered Nurse license required
Graduate of approved nursing program required, Bachelor's Degree in Nursing preferred
Current Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers by American Heart Association required
Neighborhoods+Relocating professionals and healthcare workers frequently look to master-planned communities like Harlan Ranch, which features tree-lined streets, a central clubhouse, and a community pool, as well as Loma Vista and Quail Lake. For walkability and historic character, Old Town Clovis offers vintage bungalows and proximity to local eateries, while neighborhoods like Sierra Vista and North Clovis provide modern suburban subdivisions. Clovis East features larger lots, golf course developments, and upscale finishes, with local community consensus generally favoring areas north of Shaw Avenue.
Relocating professionals and healthcare workers frequently look to master-planned communities like Harlan Ranch, which features tree-lined streets, a central clubhouse, and a community pool, as well as Loma Vista and Quail Lake. For walkability and historic character, Old Town Clovis offers vintage bungalows and proximity to local eateries, while neighborhoods like Sierra Vista and North Clovis provide modern suburban subdivisions.
Clovis East features larger lots, golf course developments, and upscale finishes, with local community consensus generally favoring areas north of Shaw Avenue.
Getting around+Clovis sits roughly ten miles northeast of downtown Fresno, and driving remains the primary mode of transportation. Commutes are relatively manageable across the metro area, typically averaging around twenty minutes, with thoroughfares like Shaw Avenue linking Clovis directly to regional commercial corridors and healthcare facilities. Local bus service is provided by Clovis Transit, though regional transit connectivity into Fresno is limited, making a personal vehicle essential for shift work.
Clovis sits roughly ten miles northeast of downtown Fresno, and driving remains the primary mode of transportation. Commutes are relatively manageable across the metro area, typically averaging around twenty minutes, with thoroughfares like Shaw Avenue linking Clovis directly to regional commercial corridors and healthcare facilities.
Local bus service is provided by Clovis Transit, though regional transit connectivity into Fresno is limited, making a personal vehicle essential for shift work.
Outdoors+Known as the Gateway to the Sierra, Clovis provides immediate proximity to outdoor recreation in Sierra National Forest, Yosemite National Park, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia National Park. Within the city, residents have access to over 285 acres of parks and green spaces, including Treasure Ingmire Park and Clovis Kiwanis Children's Park. Multi-use paths like the Clovis Old Town Trail provide dedicated corridors for walking, running, and cycling.
Known as the Gateway to the Sierra, Clovis provides immediate proximity to outdoor recreation in Sierra National Forest, Yosemite National Park, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia National Park. Within the city, residents have access to over 285 acres of parks and green spaces, including Treasure Ingmire Park and Clovis Kiwanis Children's Park.
Multi-use paths like the Clovis Old Town Trail provide dedicated corridors for walking, running, and cycling.
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 Clovis
Positioned northeast of Fresno as the Gateway to the Sierra, Clovis offers relocating nurses a polished, family-oriented suburban community anchored by top-tier public infrastructure. Its central identity blends agricultural roots with modern growth: the historic Old Town district features antique stores, Trelio Food and Wine, House of JuJu, and the century-old Clovis Rodeo, while master-planned communities like Harlan Ranch and Loma Vista supply contemporary homes along quiet, tree-lined streets. For healthcare workers, commutes across the metro area generally average around twenty minutes, though having a reliable car is mandatory given limited transit lines. Shift workers will appreciate the abundance of outdoor retreats, from the local Clovis Old Town Trail to day trips in Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks. However, moving here means adapting to severe Central Valley summer heat that frequently surpasses 100 degrees, alongside higher cooling costs and a quieter nightlife scene that relies on neighboring Fresno for broader metropolitan entertainment. In exchange, Clovis delivers safe neighborhoods, exceptional schools in Clovis Unified, and a peaceful community rhythm.
