10 nursing jobs in Millcreek, UT
Settled at the base of the Wasatch Range just east of Salt Lake City, Millcreek offers nurses a quiet suburban base with quick access to both mountain recreation and urban hospitals. Tree-lined residential streets, nearby hiking trails, and a short commute downtown make it appealing for outdoor-minded RNs.
Find a nursing job in Millcreek
Hiring here: Spring Creek Healthcare Center (3) · Avalon Health Care (2) · Aura Health (1) · Innovative Health Care (1) · Odyssey House Inc. (1) · St. Mark's Hospital (1)
- RN
- 8-hour shifts
- Per diem
- LPN
- RN
- Part Time Evenings - 6pm - 10pm
- RN
- Part Time NOC | Weekends
- RN
- Part Time NOC | Days will vary
- CEU allowance
Working and living in Millcreek
· 10 open roles
New to our board this week
1 current postings first appeared here in the past seven days.
Credentials accepted
- RN8
- LPN1
One posting may accept more than one credential.
Shifts listed
- Nights3
- Evenings1
- Rotating1
- per-diem1
Postings may list several shifts or leave the shift unspecified.
Living in Millcreek
Neighborhoods
Mount Olympus and Canyon Rim are known for larger two-story mountainside estates; the rest of Millcreek is densely populated residential with small shopping centers, quieter and less trendy than Sugarhouse to the north. Families are drawn to safety and schools; healthcare is a top local industry, and many residents commute toward downtown or the University of Utah.
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Getting around
Millcreek is about 7–10 miles south of downtown Salt Lake City, often described as a short drive even in heavy traffic, with many commuting to downtown or the University of Utah. I-80 and State Route 89 provide freeway access and UTA light rail serves daily commuters; a local commenter also called traffic horrible.
Sources do not detail drive times to specific hospitals beyond the University of Utah as a major commute destination.
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What locals say
A local commenter said cost of living is skyrocketing, traffic is horrible, apartment prices are astronomical, and public lands are the best part. Area guides describe Millcreek as a safe, comfortable, mostly calm residential area with mountain access, parks, and shopping, though not as trendy as Sugarhouse.