Illinois staff median is $43/hrIllinois staff postings that state pay run $33/hr to $51/hr, the middle half $37/hr to $48/hr, across 1,652 postings. This posting's $30/hr to $54/hr is wider than that, so where you land depends on the offer.
Benefits
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Life & Disability Insurance
Paid Time Off
401(k) plan with employer match
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Flexible spending accounts
Additional optional benefits
The workplace
Duly Health Lombard
Ambulatory
Duly Health and Care is a multi-specialty healthcare organization serving Chicago's western suburbs, with a location in Lombard, Illinois (60148). The organization's philosophy centers on helping patients achieve their healthiest and happiest potential, emphasizing preventive care and reducing the need…
Assists in provision of nursing care to patients in an Ambulatory Surgical Center setting. Assumes total responsibility for patient care in accordance with physician's orders and centers policies.
Neighborhoods+Lombard offers distinct pockets, ranging from historic residential streets near its walkable downtown to contemporary retail-adjacent apartment communities near Yorktown Center on the south end. Downtown Lombard features historic character with quick access to the Metra station, local cafes, and the newly rebuilt Helen Plum Library. South Lombard clusters near major retail hubs and major expressway interchanges, making it particularly practical for commuters driving across DuPage County to surrounding medical centers. Compared to affluent neighbors like Oak Brook and Downers Grove, Lombard is widely viewed as a more attainable, middle-ground suburb that preserves traditional neighborhood charm without an inflated suburban premium.
Lombard offers distinct pockets, ranging from historic residential streets near its walkable downtown to contemporary retail-adjacent apartment communities near Yorktown Center on the south end. Downtown Lombard features historic character with quick access to the Metra station, local cafes, and the newly rebuilt Helen Plum Library.
South Lombard clusters near major retail hubs and major expressway interchanges, making it particularly practical for commuters driving across DuPage County to surrounding medical centers. Compared to affluent neighbors like Oak Brook and Downers Grove, Lombard is widely viewed as a more attainable, middle-ground suburb that preserves traditional neighborhood charm without an inflated suburban premium.
Getting around+Commuting from Lombard is anchored by its position along the Metra Union Pacific West line, which provides direct passenger rail service into downtown Chicago with typical travel times ranging from 35 to 50 minutes. For hospital workers and medical professionals driving across the western suburbs, access to Interstate 88 (the Ronald Reagan Memorial Tollway) and Interstate 355 (the Veterans Memorial Tollway) makes cross-county commutes to neighboring employment hubs like Oak Brook, Downers Grove, and Naperville straightforward. However, area drivers must contend with notable regional highway congestion during peak rush hours, particularly when heading eastbound toward Chicago or traversing major tollway interchanges.
Commuting from Lombard is anchored by its position along the Metra Union Pacific West line, which provides direct passenger rail service into downtown Chicago with typical travel times ranging from 35 to 50 minutes. For hospital workers and medical professionals driving across the western suburbs, access to Interstate 88 (the Ronald Reagan Memorial Tollway) and Interstate 355 (the Veterans Memorial Tollway) makes cross-county commutes to neighboring employment hubs like Oak Brook, Downers Grove, and Naperville straightforward.
However, area drivers must contend with notable regional highway congestion during peak rush hours, particularly when heading eastbound toward Chicago or traversing major tollway interchanges.
Outdoors+Outdoor life in Lombard centers on Lilacia Park, an internationally recognized 8.5-acre horticultural gem that bursts into bloom each spring. Cyclists and runners benefit from direct access to major regional multi-use paths, including the Illinois Prairie Path and the Great Western Trail, which connect Lombard across DuPage County's extensive network of over 60 forest preserves. Families and recreation seekers also take advantage of Paradise Bay Water Park in the summer months and community parks scattered throughout neighborhood residential blocks.
Outdoor life in Lombard centers on Lilacia Park, an internationally recognized 8.5-acre horticultural gem that bursts into bloom each spring. Cyclists and runners benefit from direct access to major regional multi-use paths, including the Illinois Prairie Path and the Great Western Trail, which connect Lombard across DuPage County's extensive network of over 60 forest preserves.
Families and recreation seekers also take advantage of Paradise Bay Water Park in the summer months and community parks scattered throughout neighborhood residential blocks.
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Living in Lombard
Known affectionally as the 'Lilac Village,' Lombard, Illinois, presents relocating nurses with an appealing balance of authentic small-town community and prime DuPage County connectivity. Positioned roughly 20 miles west of Chicago, Lombard avoids the steep price tags of neighboring Oak Brook and Downers Grove while offering easy access to regional medical centers via Interstate 88, Interstate 355, and the Metra Union Pacific West line. Downtown Lombard provides genuine charm, anchored by historic landmarks like Maple Street Chapel, the modern Helen Plum Library, and cherished local spots such as Babcock’s Grove House, The Lilac League, and Gnarly Knots. For nature lovers, Lilacia Park and the Illinois Prairie Path offer year-round outdoor outlets, from spring blooms to long-distance cycling. While nightlife is quieter than in larger urban centers and regional winter driving requires caution, Lombard delivers spacious single-family homes, convenient apartment living near Yorktown Center, and a practical, grounded suburban lifestyle.
