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Avir at Jefferson

Jefferson, TX

  • New grads welcomed
  • CNA
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Registered Nurse (RN)

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Jefferson, TX

  • New grads welcomed
  • RN

Avir at Jefferson

Jefferson, TX

  • New grads welcomed
  • RN

Working and living in Jefferson

· 3 open roles

Living costs

Median gross rent
$653/mo
Rent and tenant-paid utilities
Median household income
$41,500/yr
All local households, not nurse pay

Census ACS 2024

Open to new grads

3 postings explicitly welcome new grads.

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Credentials accepted

  • RN2
  • CNA1

One posting may accept more than one credential.

Living in Jefferson

Neighborhoods

Highlighted areas include Historic Downtown Jefferson, with Victorian homes, brick streets, and nearby boutiques, restaurants, and the Jefferson Historical Museum, and River Oaks Estates along Big Cypress Bayou, known for waterfront homes and a quieter recreational setting. Sources do not say where nurses or young professionals typically live or how those areas connect to hospital shifts.

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Getting around

Work trips are described as longer than average, with limited public transportation, so a car is typically needed and many amenities are not walkable. The same profile cites a shortage of local hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies, implying hospital-based nurses would likely drive out of town; no drive times to specific hospitals are given.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source: areavibes.com
What locals say

Residents are said to praise friendly neighbors, a strong community feel, parks, and a sense of safety, along with affordable living and relatively strong housing scores. The town is portrayed as historic and close-knit.

Tradeoffs cited include amenities that usually require a drive, longer commutes, weaker local job prospects, school concerns, air-quality issues, and few nearby medical facilities.

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