33 nursing jobs in Bay Shore, NY
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Hiring here: Northwell Health (25) · MERIDIAN SENIOR LIVING (4) · Northwell (2) · Quest Medical Care. PC (1) · Sunrise Manor (3) (1)
Physician Assistant-Certified / Nurse Practitioner Bi-Lingual
$125,000–$175,000/year
- NP
- Sign-on bonus
- RN/LPN
- Tuesday-Saturday 6am-2pm
- Tuition reimbursement
- RN
- Varied Days, including every other weekend and holidays as needed.
- Floating required
Sr Nursing Attendant (SO)
Closes Nov 6
Registered Nurse - Emergency Department
Closes Tue
- RN
- RN/LPN
- Part Time Position Sunday Monday 6am-2pm
- Tuition reimbursement
Northwell Health
22 open roles · Hospital
Northwell Health
22 open roles · Hospital
Registered Nurse - Emergency Department
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Thu
- RN
- Night shift
Nurse Attendant
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Mon
- RN
Nurse Attendant
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Nov 6
- RN
- LPN
- RN
- Night shift
- ADN accepted
Registered Nurse - NICU
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Tue
- RN
- Night shift
Registered Nurse - Endoscopy
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Tue
- RN
- Day shift
Sr Nursing Attendant (SO)
Bay Shore, NY · Closing date passed
Registered Nurse - Labor & Delivery
Bay Shore, NY · Closing date passed
- RN
Registered Nurse - Operating Room
Bay Shore, NY · Closing date passed
- RN
- Night shift
Registered Nurse - Recovery Room
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Tue
- RN
- Evening shift
Registered Nurse - Recovery Room
Bay Shore, NY · Closing date passed
- RN
- Evening shift
Nurse Attendant
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Fri
- RN
- Night shift
Travel Registered Nurse (RN), Med/Tele $4,300+/Week – FlexStaff
Bay Shore, NY · Posted last week
- RN
- Travel contract
Registered Nurse - Emergency Department
Bay Shore, NY · Closing date passed
- RN
Nurse Attendant
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Fri
- RN
RN Med/Tele - Contract FlexStaff
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Sat
- RN
RN ICU - Contract FlexStaff
Bay Shore, NY · Closes Sat
- RN
Registered Nurse (RN) - CTICU
Bay Shore, NY · Closing date passed
- RN
EP Lab RN Travel - Contract FlexStaff
Bay Shore, NY · Posted last week
- RN
Travel RN (Registered Nurse) Contracts- FlexStaff $3k+/week
Bay Shore, NY · Posted last week
- RN
- Travel contract
- RN
- 7:00 AM-7:30 PM
- Per diem
Working and living in Bay Shore
· 33 open roles
Living costs
- Median gross rent
- $2,063/mo
- Rent and tenant-paid utilities
- Median household income
- $105,618/yr
- All local households, not nurse pay
New to our board this week
12 current postings first appeared here in the past seven days.
Credentials accepted
- CRNA1
- NP1
- RN28
- LPN5
One posting may accept more than one credential.
Shifts listed
- per-diem10
- Nights6
- Days4
- Evenings3
- Rotating1
Postings may list several shifts or leave the shift unspecified.
Living in Bay Shore
Bay Shore's distinguishing feature is the meeting of a working downtown and the Great South Bay: Main Street offers shops and restaurants, while the waterfront serves as a departure point for Fire Island outings.
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For a relocating nurse, that creates appealing ways to spend time off without making Manhattan the default destination. Explore Coastal Kitchen & Daiquiri Bar on East Main Street, or use community recommendations such as Tula Kitchen and The Lakehouse as starting points.
Bay Shore Marina offers a simpler option: take a meal down to the water. Housing ranges from older single-family conversions and garden-style apartments to newer downtown rental developments, with waterfront, near-bay, and inland settings to compare.
Rail access is on the LIRR's Montauk Branch; Discover Long Island describes a Penn Station itinerary with a transfer at Babylon. That regional connection should not be confused with a verified hospital commute.
Before committing to an address, check the actual shift-time journey, employee parking, and the home's suitability for daytime sleep. Community comments also flag traffic when leaving Long Island as a practical drawback.
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Neighborhoods
Downtown Bay Shore centers on Main Street, with a walkable cluster of shops and restaurants and newer rental development associated with downtown revitalization. Waterfront and near-bay settings offer a different setting from inland addresses, while the Fire Island ferry terminal brings activity to the waterfront.
For a relocating nurse, downtown is a useful starting point if walking to dining matters, but the excerpts do not establish where nurses typically live or which residential areas offer the easiest hospital commute.
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Housing
Bay Shore's housing options include older single-family homes converted into apartments, garden-style apartment communities, and newer rental developments connected with downtown revitalization. The area guide distinguishes waterfront and near-bay settings from inland options.
For a nurse comparing homes, the practical choice is partly between access to Main Street's shops and restaurants and a different residential setting farther from the downtown core; the excerpts do not establish building-level availability or suitability for daytime sleep.
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Getting around
Bay Shore has Long Island Rail Road access on the Montauk Branch. Discover Long Island describes a trip from Penn Station via Babylon, where passengers transfer for Bay Shore; treat that as a described itinerary rather than a guarantee for every departure.
The supplied excerpts do not establish hospital-specific driving times, employee parking conditions, or transit compatibility with overnight shifts, so check the exact workplace and shift schedule before choosing an address.
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Food and dining
Main Street is the clearest dining hub in the supplied material. Discover Long Island highlights Coastal Kitchen & Daiquiri Bar on East Main Street for travel-inspired food and drinks in a rustic setting.
Community recommendations add Tula Kitchen, The Lakehouse, Primi Italian Steak House, and Golden Chicken, while the downtown neighborhood guide identifies Toast Coffeehouse. These are useful leads for exploring on days off, but the excerpts do not establish late-night kitchen hours or proximity to a particular hospital.
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Outdoors
The Great South Bay is Bay Shore's defining outdoor setting, with the marina offering a waterfront destination for a walk or a meal with a view. Fire Island ferries make the hamlet a departure point for beach outings, while the area guide also identifies the Robert Moses Causeway and access toward Fire Island Lighthouse.
The excerpts support a boating-and-beach-oriented lifestyle, but do not establish trail conditions, seasonal access rules, or ferry schedules.
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Arts and culture
The supplied material presents Bay Shore's social scene primarily through downtown dining, drinks, and waterfront outings. Named options include Bay Shore Billiards and Tiki Boat Long Island, which Discover Long Island describes as a floating bar-and-nightclub experience departing from West Broadway.
Sagtikos Manor provides a historical counterpoint to the downtown scene. The excerpts do not establish a dependable festival calendar or a broader performing-arts lineup.
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For families
AreaVibes portrays Bay Shore as an established community with a family-oriented rhythm and access to green space, though those are broad site characterizations rather than neighborhood-level findings. The apartment guide lists Hemlock Elementary School, Southwest Elementary School, and South Country School among area education options.
Families should verify school assignment for an exact address: the supplied excerpts do not establish attendance boundaries, childcare availability, or sufficiently detailed safety conditions.
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What locals say
Community snippets favor Bay Shore's restaurants and waterfront, including the simple pleasure of taking food to Bay Shore Marina and eating with a bay view. A relocation discussion also mentions traffic when leaving Long Island as a drawback, although the short excerpt does not establish how representative that experience is.
The useful balance is a lively local dining and waterfront scene without assuming that trips beyond the island will be equally convenient.