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Citrus Heights Post Acute

Citrus Heights, CA

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LVN / LPN

$36–$41/hr

  • LVN
  • Rotating shift
  • Travel contract

Director of Nursing

$100,000–$120,000/year

  • RN
  • Rotating shift
  • CEU allowance

Citrus Heights Post Acute

Citrus Heights, CA

RN (On-Call)

$44–$50/hr

  • RN
  • Weekend shift
  • Travel contract

Working and living in Citrus Heights

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Credentials accepted

  • RN3
  • LVN1

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Shifts listed

  • Rotating2
  • weekend1

Postings may list several shifts or leave the shift unspecified.

Living in Citrus Heights

Neighborhoods

Golden Oaks is highlighted as a choice area with shopping access; ranch-style homes are common citywide, with contemporary craftsman homes on larger lots toward the northeast and some cottage/1920s bungalows in north-central neighborhoods. The city sits between downtown Sacramento and Roseville with I-80 proximity for regional access.

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Getting around

About 14 miles northeast of downtown Sacramento with straightforward I-80 access to Sacramento and Roseville; average commute around 23 minutes, but I-80 and Highway 50 rush hours noticeably stretch drives into Sacramento. Area scores highly drivable with minimal public transit.

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What locals say

Relative affordability versus nearby Sacramento County suburbs is the main draw, with established suburban infrastructure, extensive shopping, parks, and green space. Tradeoffs include a tight, competitive housing market where homes move quickly and often above list, plus frustrating rush-hour freeway congestion.

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