12 nursing jobs in Claremore, OK

Guides do not name nurse-specific pockets. Claremore is a roughly 15-square-mile county seat about 25 miles northeast of Tulsa, with apartments, townhomes, and single-family rentals citywide and larger custom homes on the outskirts.

Downtown and the Lilac District concentrate local dining and shops; Rogers State University adds a younger academic presence. About 46% of residents rent, the largest age group is 25–34, and rents are described as more accessible than Tulsa, making the city a lower-cost base for metro-adjacent workers.

Daily travel is car-dependent: walkability is 10/100, drivability 100/100, and public transit is limited. Average commute is about 19 minutes.

Claremore sits roughly 25 miles northeast of Tulsa, so metro jobs typically mean a highway drive rather than transit. Sources do not describe drives to specific hospitals.

Claremore is framed as a quiet Tulsa suburb with a small-town pace that is not isolated, plus downtown dining, Route 66 history, and outdoor time at Claremore Lake and mountain-bike trails. It is nicknamed Museum City for the Will Rogers Memorial Museum and J.M. Davis Arms and Historical Museum; the Lilac District mixes antiques, thrift stores, and locally owned restaurants.

Schools are called highly rated (Claremore Public Schools A-minus). Housing is portrayed as more affordable than typical U.S. prices, with fixer-uppers, older homes, and newer builds.

Expect hot humid summers, mild winters, tornado-related insurance costs, and overall crime in line with state and national figures, though violent crime can swing year to year.