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2 nursing jobs in Lutherville, MD

Lutherville is a quiet suburban community in Baltimore County, just north of Baltimore city. It offers a relaxed residential feel with convenient access to the greater Baltimore metro's major healthcare systems — a practical home base for nurses seeking a calmer setting within reach of urban amenities.

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Hiring here: CO-14 Patient First Maryland Medical Group, P.L.L.C. (1) · StrideCare (1)

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Lutherville, MD

  • RN

CO-14 Patient First Maryland Medical Group, P.L.L.C.

Lutherville, MD

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

Posted last week

$20–$22

  • CNA

Working and living in Lutherville

· 2 open roles

Living costs

Median gross rent
$1,423/mo
Rent and tenant-paid utilities
Median household income
$113,563/yr
All local households, not nurse pay

Census ACS 2024

Open to new grads

0 postings explicitly welcome new grads.

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New to our board this week

1 current postings first appeared here in the past seven days.

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Credentials accepted

  • RN1
  • CNA1

One posting may accept more than one credential.

Living in Lutherville

Neighborhoods

Lutherville Timonium is a combined historic suburban community just north of Baltimore along the I-695 corridor, with York Road as the main commercial spine of shops and restaurants and Loch Raven Reservoir on the eastern edge; it offers townhome-style rentals and apartment communities in a grounded suburban setting suited to city workers.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source: apartments.com
Getting around

Downtown Baltimore sits roughly 12 miles south along the I-695 corridor, making commuting into the city a reasonable trade; the area is exceptionally drivable (100/100) with only minimal public transit (10/100).

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

Community voices note the cost of living runs much higher than places like Michigan and urge pricing out expenses fully; Dulaney Valley and Towson High are viewed as very good schools. Broader assessments call it one of the best places to live in Maryland, with a sparse suburban feel, highly rated public schools, plentiful bars, restaurants, coffee shops and parks, many retirees, and a generally liberal lean.

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