Licensed Practical Nurse - PRN

White Oak Management, Inc.

White Oak at North Grove

Spartanburg, South Carolina

This one is per diem, so you pick up the shifts you want. White Oak Management, Inc. is long-term care.

Posted Sep 2

Unit and setting: Rehab
License: LPN licenseLicensed Nurse in SC
Term: Per Diem

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Hires graduate RNs at Rock Hill; an LPN reviewer called it a good place to learn new skills as a graduate nurse.

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Weekend LPN team 7a–7p at Tryon; Rock Hill graduate RN nights Mon–Fri 11p–7a; Newberry restorative RN day shift; York MDS RN on call.

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White Oak at North Grove is currently seeking compassionate and caring LPNs for PRN positions to provide quality care for our residents. Work around your schedule!!! Wages based on your years of experience!

At White Oak at North Grove, we believe that caring about people is as important as caring for them. We are making a difference in the quality of life for our residents and their families. We're looking for the highest quality professionals, who enjoy establishing close working relationships with co-workers and the residents in their care. If you are interested in becoming a part of White Oak at North Grove's family of caregivers, apply online today.

We are a 132-bed long-term care skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation facility located at 290 North Grove Medical Park Drive, Spartanburg, SC.

Must be a Licensed Nurse in SC. Long-term care experience preferred but not required.

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In Spartanburg, SC

Spartanburg, SCFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 9% below the US average

Median rent: $1,099/mo
Household income: $51,964/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Spartanburg, SC

NeighborhoodsDowntown Spartanburg offers walkable urban living near Morgan Square and the Chapman Cultural Center, appealing to professionals who want quick access to local dining and venues. Boiling Springs and Inman sit to the north, offering suburban subdivisions, newer construction, and access to Lake Bowen. Greer straddles the county line toward Greenville, serving as a popular enclave for commuters seeking established neighborhoods and easy travel along regional thoroughfares.

Downtown Spartanburg offers walkable urban living near Morgan Square and the Chapman Cultural Center, appealing to professionals who want quick access to local dining and venues. Boiling Springs and Inman sit to the north, offering suburban subdivisions, newer construction, and access to Lake Bowen.

Greer straddles the county line toward Greenville, serving as a popular enclave for commuters seeking established neighborhoods and easy travel along regional thoroughfares.

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Getting aroundSpartanburg is heavily car-dependent, with public transportation options strictly limited across the county. Commuters rely primarily on Interstate 85 and Interstate 26, which form the primary transportation spine through the Upstate and link local medical centers to surrounding suburbs. While travel times are generally manageable compared to larger metros, arterial corridors experience light-heavy traffic patterns and growing-pains congestion during morning and evening shift changes.

Spartanburg is heavily car-dependent, with public transportation options strictly limited across the county. Commuters rely primarily on Interstate 85 and Interstate 26, which form the primary transportation spine through the Upstate and link local medical centers to surrounding suburbs.

While travel times are generally manageable compared to larger metros, arterial corridors experience light-heavy traffic patterns and growing-pains congestion during morning and evening shift changes.

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OutdoorsOutdoor enthusiasts frequent the Mary Black Rail Trail and the Cottonwood Trail inside the Edwin M. Griffin Nature Preserve for running and biking. Camp Croft State Park provides wooded hiking, equestrian trails, and camping south of the city center. Boating, paddle sports, and lakeside relaxation are anchored to the north at Lake Bowen, while Hatcher Garden and Woodland Preserve offers quiet walking paths through curated botanical displays.

Outdoor enthusiasts frequent the Mary Black Rail Trail and the Cottonwood Trail inside the Edwin M. Griffin Nature Preserve for running and biking. Camp Croft State Park provides wooded hiking, equestrian trails, and camping south of the city center.

Boating, paddle sports, and lakeside relaxation are anchored to the north at Lake Bowen, while Hatcher Garden and Woodland Preserve offers quiet walking paths through curated botanical displays.

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Known historically as the 'Hub City,' Spartanburg is defined by its strategic Upstate location where Interstate 85 and Interstate 26 intersect. For relocating nurses, this positioning delivers an easy drive to regional healthcare employers alongside straightforward day trips into Greenville or Charlotte. The city center has transformed through significant downtown investment, spotlighted by minor league baseball at Fifth Third Park, live bands at FR8yard, and seasonal gatherings like Hub City Hog Fest on Morgan Square. Residential life varies from urban apartments near Chapman Cultural Center to established family tracts in Boiling Springs and Inman near Lake Bowen. Outdoor access is woven throughout the city via the Mary Black Rail Trail, Cottonwood Trail, and expansive hiking at Camp Croft State Park. Tradeoffs require clear eyes: public transit is minimal, necessitating a reliable vehicle to navigate daily shifts, and localized crime rates make neighborhood selection critical. Summer humidity and heavy spring pollen are standard, but the welcoming social fabric and lower barrier to entry make Spartanburg a practical Upstate landing pad.

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