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3 nursing jobs in Massapequa, NY

Massapequa is a quiet Long Island suburb on the South Shore of Nassau County, offering nurses a relaxed pace near the Great South Bay and Jones Beach. Commuter rail access to Manhattan makes it practical for those who want suburban living with urban reachability.

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Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

Massapequa, NY

$32–$35/hr

  • LPN
  • Day shift
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Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

Massapequa, NY

$32–$35/hr

  • LPN
  • Day shift
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RN Supervisor

Massapequa, NY

$55/hr

  • RN

Working and living in Massapequa

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Credentials accepted

  • RN1
  • LPN2

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  • Days2

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Living in Massapequa

Neighborhoods

Massapequa is a South Shore Long Island hamlet in the Town of Oyster Bay between Seaford and Amityville, with a lower-key residential mix of garden-style apartment communities and townhomes rather than high-rises; nearby Massapequa Park is a highly ranked residential village with strong household incomes and LIRR-oriented commuting character.

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Getting around

Multiple Long Island Rail Road stations link residents to Penn Station and JFK; Massapequa sits roughly 35 miles from Manhattan and Massapequa Park reports an average commute around 28 minutes, supporting a manageable city commute without losing shoreside access via parkways to Jones Beach.

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What locals say

Local discussion on moving to Massapequa has included recommendations to consider nearby alternatives such as Huntington, Farmingdale, Long Beach, or Rockville Centre instead; area guides portray it as a serene coastal commuter town with preserve trails, casual dining, and laid-back shoreside living outside the city.

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