Shift Differentials for select shifts and positionsShift Differentials for select shifts and positions
Sign-on bonus
$20,000
Travel package
Housing provided
Bonus
$20,000 sign-on bonus for full-time ($1,000 for part-time)***SIGN ON BONUS FT $20,000 / PT $1,000***
Bonus
$1,250 FT / $625 PT first bonus payout after 30 days of employmentReceive your first bonus payout of FT $1250.00 / PT $ 625.00 after 30days of employment!after 30days of employment
Extra pay
shift differentialsfor select shifts and positions
Bonus
employee referral bonusEmployee Referral Bonus Program
Benefits
Benefitsrelocation assistance and temporary housingRELOCATION ASSISTANCE and Temporary Housing!
Benefitspaycheck advancesPaycheck Advances
Benefitspaid sick leave and vacationPaid sick leave and vacation
Benefitspaid holidaysPaid Holidays
Benefitsmedical, dental and vision insuranceMedical, dental and vision insurance
Benefitshealth and dependent care FSAHealth and Dependent Care FSA
More benefits (7)
Benefitscompany paid basic life insuranceCompany paid Basic Life Insurance
Benefitsvoluntary life, AD&D, short-term disability, critical care & accident insuranceVoluntary benefits: Life, AD&D, Short-Term Disability, Critical Care & Accident Insurance
BenefitsEmployee Assistance Program (EAP)Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Benefitsemployee discount programEmployee Discount Program
Benefitspaid mentorship and professional growth opportunitiesPaid Mentorship and professional growth opportunities
supervise daily nursing activities performed by LPNs, CMAs, and nursing assistantsSupervise daily nursing activities performed by LPNs, CMAs, and nursing assistants
Day to day
review care plans to ensure appropriate and individualized resident careReview care plans to ensure residents receive appropriate and individualized care
Day to day
assess residents, document physical findings, develop care plans, and communicate with physiciansAssess residents, document physical findings, develop care plans, and communicate with physicians regarding residents’ conditions and progress
Day to day
deliver nursing care focused on resident comfort and well-beingDeliver exceptional nursing care focused on resident comfort and well-being
Day to day
prepare and administer prescribed medicationsPrepare and administer medications as prescribed
Day to day
notify physicians or the Director of Nursing of significant changes in conditionNotify physicians and/or the Director of Nursing of significant changes in residents’ conditions
Day to day
respond promptly to staff inquiries and attend to resident needsRespond promptly to inquiries from staff and attend to residents’ needs
Day to day
complete accurate and timely charting and documentationComplete accurate and timely charting and documentation per facility policies
Day to day
respond quickly to call lights and resident requestsRespond quickly and effectively to call lights and resident requests
The workplace
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Garden Valley Retirement Village
Address
1505 East Spruce Street, Garden City, KS, 67846
Hiring contact
Apply now and Lori Walker at 720-547-0898 today to schedule your interview.Apply now and Lori Walker at 720-547-0898 today to schedule your interview.
SIGN ON BONUS FT $20,000 / PT $1,000 RELOCATION ASSISTANCE and Temporary Housing!
Receive your first bonus payout of FT $1250.00 / PT $ 625.00 after 30days of employment!
At Garden Valley, we believe in creating a workplace where people feel valued, supported, and inspired to make a difference every day. Join our team and discover how rewarding your career can be!
Now Hiring: Registered Nurse (RN)
Schedule
6p-6a
About the Role
As a Registered Nurse (RN), you’ll play a key leadership role in ensuring high-quality nursing care for our residents. You’ll oversee daily clinical operations, guide and support your team, and help maintain a safe, comfortable environment where residents thrive.
Key
Responsibilities
Supervise daily nursing activities performed by LPNs, CMAs, and nursing assistants
Review care plans to ensure residents receive appropriate and individualized care
Assess residents, document physical findings, develop care plans, and communicate with physicians regarding residents’ conditions and progress
Deliver exceptional nursing care focused on resident comfort and well-being
Prepare and administer medications as prescribed
Notify physicians and/or the Director of Nursing of significant changes in residents’ conditions
Respond promptly to inquiries from staff and attend to residents’ needs
Complete accurate and timely charting and documentation per facility policies
Respond quickly and effectively to call lights and resident requests
Benefits We Offer
Competitive Pay
Shift Differentials for select shifts and positions
Paycheck Advances
Paid sick leave and vacation
Paid Holidays
Medical, dental and vision insurance
Health and Dependent Care FSA
Company paid Basic Life Insurance
Voluntary
benefits
Life, AD&D, Short-Term Disability, Critical Care & Accident Insurance
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
401K Plan
Employee Discount Program
Paid Mentorship and professional growth opportunities
Employee Referral Bonus Program
Ready to join our team? Apply now and Lori Walker at 720-547-0898 today to schedule your interview.
Requirements
Active RN license required
Minimum of 1 year of relevant experience required
Experience working in senior living preferred
Equal Opportunity Employer
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. We consider all applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic.
What's around it?
Garden Valley Retirement Village · Garden City, KS
Neighborhoods+Residential living in Garden City revolves around the walkable downtown district along Main Street and established residential streets featuring turn-of-the-century architecture, such as North 5th Street. Additional quiet residential corridors extend along areas like Hineman Drive, Cardigan Street, and North 10th Street, transitioning to rural pockets and country school communities such as Plymell just beyond town.
Residential living in Garden City revolves around the walkable downtown district along Main Street and established residential streets featuring turn-of-the-century architecture, such as North 5th Street. Additional quiet residential corridors extend along areas like Hineman Drive, Cardigan Street, and North 10th Street, transitioning to rural pockets and country school communities such as Plymell just beyond town.
Getting around+Garden City is exceptionally drivable, with driving serving as the standard mode of transportation across town. Local transit access is very limited, though an Amtrak station provides passenger rail connections. Getting across town to healthcare facilities and commercial centers along Main Street and Mary Street is direct, with minimal traffic delays compared to larger urban centers.
Garden City is exceptionally drivable, with driving serving as the standard mode of transportation across town. Local transit access is very limited, though an Amtrak station provides passenger rail connections.
Getting across town to healthcare facilities and commercial centers along Main Street and Mary Street is direct, with minimal traffic delays compared to larger urban centers.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is anchored by the free-admission Lee Richardson Zoo and the sprawling municipal Big Pool, which is sized larger than a football field, alongside Parrot Cove Water Park. The Arkansas River borders the southern edge of town, though water levels are heavily dependent on seasonal weather and often leave dry sandbeds rather than consistent waterways for boating or fishing.
Outdoor recreation is anchored by the free-admission Lee Richardson Zoo and the sprawling municipal Big Pool, which is sized larger than a football field, alongside Parrot Cove Water Park. The Arkansas River borders the southern edge of town, though water levels are heavily dependent on seasonal weather and often leave dry sandbeds rather than consistent waterways for boating or fishing.
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 Garden City
Garden City stands out as an energetic, culturally diverse hub rising from the agricultural plains of southwest Kansas. For relocating nurses, the community delivers a surprisingly cosmopolitan international food scene—ranging from authentic noodle bowls at Pho Hoa to regional Mexican at El Zarape—alongside hometown staples like Ladybird Brewing. Daily living is uncomplicated, with easy commutes along Main Street and hassle-free hospital parking in an exceptionally drivable town. Civic life focuses on well-maintained anchors, notably the free Lee Richardson Zoo, Parrot Cove Water Park, and the community's historic Big Pool. Housing spans restored Victorian residences near North 5th Street to suburban neighborhoods along Hineman Drive and Cardigan Street. The tradeoff here is geographic isolation: Garden City sits about four hours away from major metropolitan areas, nightlife is sparse, and southwest Kansas weather brings arid plains winds and dry riverbeds. For clinicians seeking a close-knit, welcoming community where daily logistical stress is low and your medical presence genuinely matters to the entire region, Garden City offers a grounded and rewarding lifestyle.
