In range for Massachusetts staff rolesMassachusetts staff postings that state pay run $34/hr to $74/hr, the middle half $41/hr to $68/hr, across 1,268 postings.
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Bay Path Rehab & Nursing Center
Rehab Center
You would walk into a 120-bed skilled nursing and short-term rehab center on Kingstown Way in Duxbury, just outside Plymouth, part of the BaneCare network. The building is recently renovated, runs 24 hours, and takes medically complex patients alongside longer-stay…
Address: 308 Kingstown Way Duxbury RN $41-45/hr. plus $3-6
shift differentials Shifts Available: Per-Diem Part-time 11p-7a Bay Path Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is currently seeking Staff Nurses! Our compassionate and experienced staff will help you reach your maximum potential in this role. Bay Path is a beautiful, 5-Star facility located in Duxbury, MA. Our facility is full of friendly faces and new opportunities! Benefits for Staff Nurse:
Shift Differentials Free Parking Career Growth Opportunities Supportive Management and Corporate Team! Requirements for Staff Nurse: Must possess valid unencumbered, RN Massachusetts State License and current CPR certification Nursing degree from an accredited college or university Job Duties for Staff Nurse: Administer Meds, Complete Assessments, and ensure all necessary care is properly delivered to residents. Assess residents and coordinate with Physicians on plan of care Develop, Write, Execute, and Monitor Care Plans for resident safety and wellbeing. Maintain safety of residents. Follow appropriate regulatory guidelines. Bay Path truly appreciates our dedicated Staff Nurses who will welcome you to our extended family! INDHP
Neighborhoods+Plymouth spans a vast geographic footprint with distinctly characterized neighborhoods. Plymouth Center and Downtown offer walkable historic streets, older coastal residences, and immediate harbor access along Water, Main, and Court Streets. To the south, The Pinehills is a prominent master-planned community divided into 12 distinct village pockets featuring everything from traditional New England cottages to custom luxury estates centered around a mixed-use village green. Outside the core, pond-centric residential enclaves like Federal Furnace (bordering the Clear Pond Conservation Area) and South Pond (near Russell Mill Pond) provide tranquil wooded living, while coastal neighborhoods like Eastland Heights sit near Ellisville Harbor State Park. For commuters seeking rail access to Boston, the North Triangle and Plympton border area offers convenient proximity to the Kingston commuter station.
Plymouth spans a vast geographic footprint with distinctly characterized neighborhoods. Plymouth Center and Downtown offer walkable historic streets, older coastal residences, and immediate harbor access along Water, Main, and Court Streets.
To the south, The Pinehills is a prominent master-planned community divided into 12 distinct village pockets featuring everything from traditional New England cottages to custom luxury estates centered around a mixed-use village green. Outside the core, pond-centric residential enclaves like Federal Furnace (bordering the Clear Pond Conservation Area) and South Pond (near Russell Mill Pond) provide tranquil wooded living, while coastal neighborhoods like Eastland Heights sit near Ellisville Harbor State Park.
For commuters seeking rail access to Boston, the North Triangle and Plympton border area offers convenient proximity to the Kingston commuter station.
Getting around+Plymouth sits approximately 40 miles south of Boston along Cape Cod Bay. Commuting healthcare workers and professionals driving north toward Quincy face roughly a 45- to 60-minute drive, while reaching Boston typically takes an hour or more depending on traffic. Rail commuters utilize the Kingston Commuter Rail station located just north of town for access into Boston. While downtown Plymouth is walkable along the harbor, a personal vehicle is essential for navigating the township's vast pond communities and outer neighborhoods. Traffic increases significantly from Memorial Day through Thanksgiving as summer tourists flock to the harbor, historic attractions, and route junctions heading toward Cape Cod.
Plymouth sits approximately 40 miles south of Boston along Cape Cod Bay. Commuting healthcare workers and professionals driving north toward Quincy face roughly a 45- to 60-minute drive, while reaching Boston typically takes an hour or more depending on traffic.
Rail commuters utilize the Kingston Commuter Rail station located just north of town for access into Boston. While downtown Plymouth is walkable along the harbor, a personal vehicle is essential for navigating the township's vast pond communities and outer neighborhoods.
Traffic increases significantly from Memorial Day through Thanksgiving as summer tourists flock to the harbor, historic attractions, and route junctions heading toward Cape Cod.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is a defining aspect of life in Plymouth, which encompasses over 300 freshwater ponds alongside Cape Cod Bay. Saltwater recreation centers on Plymouth Beach, which offers extensive ocean access and public parking, alongside White Horse Beach and Nelson Beach. The sprawling 15,000-acre Myles Standish State Forest provides miles of trails, camping, and freshwater swimming, complemented by scenic hiking paths in Morton Park, Clear Pond Conservation Area, and Ellisville Harbor State Park. In the spring, crowds gather along Town Brook to watch the natural migration during the annual Running of the Herring, while harbor waters host whale watching and seal spotting.
Outdoor recreation is a defining aspect of life in Plymouth, which encompasses over 300 freshwater ponds alongside Cape Cod Bay. Saltwater recreation centers on Plymouth Beach, which offers extensive ocean access and public parking, alongside White Horse Beach and Nelson Beach.
The sprawling 15,000-acre Myles Standish State Forest provides miles of trails, camping, and freshwater swimming, complemented by scenic hiking paths in Morton Park, Clear Pond Conservation Area, and Ellisville Harbor State Park. In the spring, crowds gather along Town Brook to watch the natural migration during the annual Running of the Herring, while harbor waters host whale watching and seal spotting.
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Living in Plymouth
Relocating to Plymouth offers nurses and healthcare workers a distinctive balance between historic coastal charm and modern New England living. Known as America's Hometown, the community is anchored by an active harbor where landmarks like Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower II frame a lively, walkable downtown. Water Street, Main Street, and Court Street host a bustling dining scene, with casual stops like Speedwell Tavern and waterfront seafood at Cabby Shack and Lobster Hut. Beyond downtown, Plymouth covers substantial territory, featuring over 300 freshwater ponds, hiking through the 15,000-acre Myles Standish State Forest, and scenic coastal enclaves like The Pinehills and White Horse Beach. The major tradeoffs involve logistics: while the Kingston Commuter Rail connects north to Boston, driving up to Quincy or Boston takes 45 to 60 minutes or longer, and seasonal tourism strains local traffic and parking between Memorial Day and Thanksgiving. Furthermore, rental inventory is somewhat tight in a predominantly single-family landscape. For clinicians seeking scenic ocean access, rich community traditions, and easy weekend escapes to Cape Cod, Plymouth delivers an engaging coastal lifestyle.
