4 nursing jobs in Bellewood, KY
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Working and living in Bellewood
· 4 open roles in this snapshot
New to our board this week
2 current postings first appeared here in the past seven days.
Credentials accepted
- RN3
- LPN3
One posting may accept more than one credential.
Shifts listed
- Days1
- Nights1
Postings may list several shifts or leave the shift unspecified.
Living in Bellewood
Neighborhoods
Bellewood is a tiny Louisville suburb of about 308 people with a rural feel and mostly owner-occupied homes, not a dense rental scene for young professionals. In the wider metro, travel nurses typically choose housing by hospital campus: Old Louisville and SoBro for the downtown medical district (UofL Hospital, Jewish Hospital, Norton downtown); Clifton, Butchertown, and Frankfort Avenue for a neighborhood with restaurants and shops; and St. Matthews and the northeast for Baptist Health Louisville and Norton Brownsboro.
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Getting around
I-64 covers the about 6 miles into Louisville in roughly 12 minutes. Louisville is a driving city; cross-core trips are often 15–20 minutes outside rush hour, with I-64 and I-264 doing most of the work.
Nurses are told to pick an area for the assigned campus—downtown medical district versus Baptist Health Louisville and Norton Brownsboro in St. Matthews/the northeast—because extra minutes each way add up. Niche grades Bellewood’s commute A-.
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What locals say
Niche calls Bellewood one of the best places to live in Kentucky (overall A+): a rural-feel Louisville suburb with many bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks, mostly homeowners, and residents who tend to be liberal. Strong marks include nightlife A, families A, jobs A, health and fitness A+, outdoor activities A-, cost of living B+, and housing B; public schools are C+ and diversity C. Median home value is about $476,600, with local prices often described from $400,000 to $700,000.