85 nursing jobs in Gilbert, AZ
Impeccably safe and self-contained, Gilbert trades Phoenix sprawl for distinct master-planned living. Decompress along the walkable Heritage District under its illuminated water tower, grab post-shift roasts at Peixoto Coffee, or live among Agritopia’s organic agri-hood and Morrison Ranch’s white rail fences—all anchored by a quick 23-minute average commute across East Valley hubs.
Find a nursing job in Gilbert
Hiring here: Banner Health Corporate (21) · Mercy Gilbert Medical Center (11) · CommonSpirit Health (10) · Banner Health (7) · Diamond Accelerator (3) · Lifepoint Health (3)
- RN
- Day shift
- ADN accepted
- RN
- Day shift
Clinical Nurse - East Valley Emergency Department
Gilbert, AZ
- RN
- 12-hour nights
- East Valley Pediatric Emergency Department
- Sign-on bonus
- RN
- 12-hour nights
- Compact license OK

Mercy Gilbert Medical Center
4 open roles · Day · Permanent
Mercy Gilbert Medical Center
4 open roles · Day · Permanent
- RN
- RN
- Day shift
- RN
- RN
- RN
- RN
- Floating required
- RN
- Per diem
- Tuition reimbursement
- RN
- Per diem
- ADN accepted
Home Health Registered Nurse
Posted last week
- RN
- Day shift
- Per diem
Certified Patient Care Assistant CNA LNA ICU DS
Posted 6 days ago
- Sign-on bonus
- CNA
- 12-hour days
- RN
- 8-hour days
- Cancer Care-Gilbert
RN - Med Surg-Gilbert-AZ-Pay Negotiable
$55–$57/hr
- RN
- ADN accepted
- RN
- 8-hour days
- Per diem
Working and living in Gilbert
· 85 open roles
Living costs
- Median gross rent
- $2,110/mo
- Rent and tenant-paid utilities
- Median household income
- $122,551/yr
- All local households, not nurse pay
New to our board this week
5 current postings first appeared here in the past seven days.
Credentials accepted
- NP3
- RN74
- LPN3
- LVN2
- CNA6
One posting may accept more than one credential.
Shifts listed
- Days32
- Nights17
- per-diem4
- Evenings3
- Rotating3
Postings may list several shifts or leave the shift unspecified.
Living in Gilbert
Gilbert offers relocating nurses an impeccably maintained suburban haven that blends historical agricultural charm with modern East Valley conveniences.
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Shift workers will appreciate that the town functions as an independent hub: between open-air dining along the Heritage District, farm-fresh meals at Agritopia's Joe's Farm Grill, and morning coffee runs to Peixoto, there is rarely a need to travel into Phoenix for dining or nightlife. Outdoor downtime is easy to fill with walks through the 110-acre Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch or sports outings at Freestone District Park.
Housing spans idyllic tree-lined streets in Morrison Ranch, waterfront properties in Val Vista Lakes, and expansive family amenities in Power Ranch. The trade-offs center on searing summer temperatures that push daytime activities indoors, an escalating cost of living compared to older Valley suburbs, and arterial roadway traffic during rush hours.
For healthcare professionals seeking top-tier community safety, highly rated schools, and an active, neighborly desert setting, Gilbert remains one of Arizona's premier destinations.
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Neighborhoods
Gilbert is anchored by curated master-planned communities, each with distinct lifestyles. Agritopia offers a walkable 'agri-hood' design centered around an organic urban farm, tree-lined streets, and local dining, representing a premium neighborhood choice.
Morrison Ranch features postcard-style white rail fences, green lawns, and strong curb appeal, while Seville caters to those seeking golf and private country club amenities in the southern end of town. Val Vista Lakes provides established waterfront living with lake access and clubhouse amenities, whereas Power Ranch delivers extensive family parks, community pools, and starter-to-mid-tier options alongside its Trilogy 55-plus enclave.
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Housing
Residential housing in Gilbert is predominantly made up of master-planned developments, single-family homes with private pools, and modern apartment complexes. Premium neighborhoods include the agri-hood properties of Agritopia and the waterfront parcels of Val Vista Lakes, which command top-tier pricing.
Morrison Ranch provides upscale traditional suburban architecture, while master-planned hubs like Power Ranch offer a wider spectrum of entry-level and mid-range single-family houses alongside age-restricted active adult enclaves.
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Getting around
Gilbert drivers experience an average travel time of around twenty-three minutes locally, benefiting from access to regional thoroughfares that connect quickly into neighboring East Valley hubs. Driving times generally run about 13 minutes to Chandler, 15 minutes to Mesa, 22 minutes to Tempe, and 24 minutes to Scottsdale outside peak congestion.
While personal vehicles are essential for healthcare shift workers traveling across the Valley, surface arterial traffic during peak morning and afternoon hours remains one of the notable daily friction points for residents.
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Food and dining
The town's culinary heartbeat centers on the walkable Heritage District in Downtown Gilbert, packed with open-air patio dining, cafes, and spots like The Parlour Room. Agritopia provides a unique farm-to-table destination where The Farm at Agritopia supplies fresh organic produce to on-site favorites like Joe's Farm Grill.
For local craft beverages and daytime coffee routines, residents frequently turn to Peixoto Coffee Roasters and Arizona Wilderness Brewing Company.
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Outdoors
Outdoor enthusiasts spend time at the Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch, a 110-acre wildlife sanctuary featuring 4.5 miles of trails, fishing basins, an observatory, and habitats supporting nearly 300 bird species utilizing treated effluent water. Freestone District Park offers massive open spaces, splash pads, sports courts, and a skate park, while the newer Gilbert Regional Park in the southeast section provides expansive adventure playgrounds, splash zones, and sports facilities.
The town also sits within minutes of hiking and trail recreation in the nearby San Tan Mountains.
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Arts and culture
Downtown Gilbert's Heritage District serves as the cultural core, showcasing brick mural art, illuminated public installations, and the iconic color-changing water tower. The Hale Centre Theatre presents Broadway-style theatrical productions and concert tributes in an intimate setting, while the district regularly hosts seasonal gatherings like Harvest in the HD and evening entertainment at neighborhood venues.
For sports fans, major Valley sporting events require heading into downtown Phoenix, but local social life leans heavily on vibrant downtown dining and community festivals.
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Seasons and weather
Gilbert enjoys over 300 days of sunshine annually, with fall, winter, and spring offering temperate, warm conditions ideal for year-round patio dining and outdoor trail exploration. The summer months bring intense Sonoran Desert heat, frequently exceeding 110 degrees on peak afternoons.
During these periods, daily life shifts indoors, to evening hours, or around neighborhood splash pads, swimming pools, and early morning recreation before the heat sets in.
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For families
Gilbert is widely recognized as one of the most family-friendly environments in the region, bolstered by extremely low crime rankings and safe, cohesive neighborhoods. Educational options are extensive, supported by high-performing districts like Gilbert Public Schools, Chandler Unified, and Higley Unified, alongside open-enrollment public charters, STEM academies, and Montessori choices.
Communities like Power Ranch and Morrison Ranch are built around family living, with abundant splash pads, community parks, and organized town youth activities.
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What locals say
Locals consistently praise Gilbert for its exceptional community safety, pristine streets, top-tier schools, and vibrant, self-contained lifestyle that minimizes the need to commute into central Phoenix for leisure. Residents who relocated from busier hubs like Scottsdale highlight the quiet, neighborly feel and well-kept subdivisions.
Conversely, community discussions frequently cite intensifying suburban traffic, rapid commercial growth that strains local roads, and the high cost of goods and housing as prominent challenges.