RN and LPN

Atrium Centers Inc

Muskegon, Michigan

Eligibility: Sign-on bonus

Posted Aug 10

Shift and hours: Nights
Unit and setting: Skilled Nursing
License: RN licenseRN or LPN license
Term: Permanent

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License: RN or LPN license

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What it pays

Shift differential: +$3/hr
Sign-on bonus: $7,500

Benefits

Paid holidays
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Tuition reimbursement
Paid time off
Vision insurance

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401(k) matching
Employee discount
Employee stock ownership plan
Life insurance

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Additional Offerings

$7,500 Sign on Bonus for Full Time only!

Full Time: 1st & 2nd Shift Part Time: All Shifts (1st, 2nd, & 3rd Shift)

8 or12-Hour Shifts!!!

Sign on Bonus + Hourly Pay + $3.40/hour HERO Pay

39-Bed Facility – Lower patient ratios for more meaningful resident care

Why You’ll Love Working Here

Atrium Centers is a 100% employee-owned community where RNs and LPNs are valued for the impact they make every day. Our smaller 39-bed facility allows nurses to spend quality time with residents, build strong relationships, and deliver exceptional, individualized care in a supportive, team-driven environment.

Be a light — for residents, families, and your team.

What You’ll Do

Assess, evaluate, and provide direct resident care according to individualized care plans

Administer medications and perform treatments as required

Supervise and support nursing assistants

Ensure compliance with all state regulations and clinical standards

Promote resident safety, dignity, and overall well-being

What You Bring

Current RN or LPN license in good standing

Medication administration and IV certification

Working knowledge of state rules and regulations

Positive, dependable attendance and a team-focused mindset

A passion for improving the lives of residents

Benefits

100% Employee-Owned (ESOP) + 401(k) matching

Medical, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance

Paid Time Off & Holiday Pay

Tuition Reimbursement to support career growth

Atrium Centers Discount Program (travel, electronics, wellness, automotive & more)

Why Atrium Centers

Atrium Centers…Be a light.

“Our mission is to serve as a bright light in the lives of our residents and families by delivering compassionate, quality care in the communities they call home.”

Built on Compassion, Community, and Clinical Excellence, Atrium Centers offers RNs and LPNs a workplace where your skills are valued, your voice is heard, and your care truly makes a difference.

If you’re a dedicated RN or LPN ready to make a meaningful impact, apply today.

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What's around it?

In Muskegon, MI

Muskegon, MIFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 8% below the US average

Median rent: $996/mo
Household income: $44,735/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Muskegon, MI

NeighborhoodsMuskegon offers a diverse spread of neighborhoods ranging from lake-oriented enclaves to revitalized urban cores. Lakeside and Bluffton are widely favored for their walkability, cottage architecture, and direct proximity to both Muskegon Lake and Lake Michigan beach access. Downtown Muskegon and the adjacent Nelson neighborhood cater to those seeking walkable living near cultural venues, lofts, and waterfront dining. Outlying areas like Norton Shores and North Muskegon provide established, quiet suburban neighborhoods with tree-lined streets, while districts like Nims, Glenside, and McLaughlin showcase historic Victorian and Cape Cod single-family homes close to municipal marinas and local parks.

Muskegon offers a diverse spread of neighborhoods ranging from lake-oriented enclaves to revitalized urban cores. Lakeside and Bluffton are widely favored for their walkability, cottage architecture, and direct proximity to both Muskegon Lake and Lake Michigan beach access.

Downtown Muskegon and the adjacent Nelson neighborhood cater to those seeking walkable living near cultural venues, lofts, and waterfront dining. Outlying areas like Norton Shores and North Muskegon provide established, quiet suburban neighborhoods with tree-lined streets, while districts like Nims, Glenside, and McLaughlin showcase historic Victorian and Cape Cod single-family homes close to municipal marinas and local parks.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: reddit.com Source 2: livability.com Source 3: grhomes.net

Getting aroundCommutes within Muskegon are exceptionally manageable, with typical drive times hovering under twenty minutes across the city. Primary road corridors include the U.S. 31 highway and business route, connecting neighborhood districts directly to healthcare facilities and downtown amenities. Regional commutes are similarly straightforward, with downtown Grand Rapids situated approximately forty minutes to the southeast, making regional travel and dual-career arrangements practical for local medical professionals.

Commutes within Muskegon are exceptionally manageable, with typical drive times hovering under twenty minutes across the city. Primary road corridors include the U.S. 31 highway and business route, connecting neighborhood districts directly to healthcare facilities and downtown amenities.

Regional commutes are similarly straightforward, with downtown Grand Rapids situated approximately forty minutes to the southeast, making regional travel and dual-career arrangements practical for local medical professionals.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: realestate.usnews.com Source 2: livability.com Source 3: grhomes.net

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation is a defining feature of the Muskegon lifestyle, anchored by twenty-seven miles of Lake Michigan public beaches, including expansive sands at Pere Marquette Beach. Muskegon State Park and nearby P.J. Hoffmaster State Park offer miles of forested dune trails, camping, and panoramic lake vistas. Paddlers and boaters utilize the Muskegon River and Muskegon Lake via Hartshorn Municipal Marina and Lakeshore Yacht Harbor, while the Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park provides winter luge tracks, ice skating, and cross-country ski trails when the snow sets in.

Outdoor recreation is a defining feature of the Muskegon lifestyle, anchored by twenty-seven miles of Lake Michigan public beaches, including expansive sands at Pere Marquette Beach. Muskegon State Park and nearby P.J. Hoffmaster State Park offer miles of forested dune trails, camping, and panoramic lake vistas.

Paddlers and boaters utilize the Muskegon River and Muskegon Lake via Hartshorn Municipal Marina and Lakeshore Yacht Harbor, while the Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park provides winter luge tracks, ice skating, and cross-country ski trails when the snow sets in.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: visitmuskegon.org Source 2: apartments.com Source 3: reddit.com Source 4: livability.com

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Living in Muskegon

Muskegon offers relocating nurses an appealing blend of freshwater coastal living, unpretentious community character, and easy commutes. Set along the eastern shores of Lake Michigan and centered around Muskegon Lake, the city offers distinct lifestyle pockets. Healthcare workers can choose walkable, beach-adjacent living in Lakeside and Bluffton, urban apartments in revitalized downtown near the Frauenthal Theater and Muskegon Museum of Art, or quiet suburban retreats in Norton Shores. Shift commutes are painless, with typical in-town drives clocking under twenty minutes via the U.S. 31 corridor. Days off revolve around sugar-sand stretches at Pere Marquette Beach, hiking dunes at Hoffmaster State Park, or enjoying local favorites like BernieO's Pizza and Capone's Speakeasy. Winter brings substantial lake-effect snow and shorter daylight, but outdoor enthusiasts embrace the conditions at the Muskegon Luge Adventure Sports Park. While certain city pockets demand research regarding neighborhood safety and property conditions, Muskegon delivers unmatched access to West Michigan water sports and outdoor culture without the steep premiums of neighboring resort towns.

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As of 2026Source 1: dylanzuniga.com Source 2: grhomes.net Source 3: realestate.usnews.com Source 4: chrissimpsonwestmichiganrealestate.com Source 5: livability.com

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