11 nursing jobs in Moosic, PA
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Hiring here: Geisinger Behavioral Health Center Northeast (10) · Acadia (1)

Geisinger Behavioral Health Center Northeast
10 open roles · Permanent · Behavioral Health
Geisinger Behavioral Health Center Northeast
10 open roles · Permanent · Behavioral Health
- RN
- Night shift
- RN
- Day shift
- RN
- 8-hour nights
LPN
Moosic, PA · Posted yesterday
- LPN/LVN
- Evening shift
RN Admissions - Full Time Nights
Moosic, PA · Posted last week
- RN
- Shift: 8pm - 8am
- ADN accepted
- RN
- 12-hour days
- RN
- 12-hour nights
- RN
- 12-hour days
- RN
- 8-hour nights
- RN
- 12-hour days
Working and living in Moosic
· 11 open roles
New to our board this week
4 current postings first appeared here in the past seven days.
Credentials accepted
- RN10
- LPN1
- LVN1
One posting may accept more than one credential.
Shifts listed
- Days5
- Nights5
- Evenings1
Postings may list several shifts or leave the shift unspecified.
Living in Moosic
Moosic offers relocating nurses a peaceful suburban enclave nestled in Lackawanna County, balancing small-town tranquility with rapid access to regional healthcare hubs.
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Situated just ten minutes south of Scranton, the borough provides a calm retreat characterized by leafy residential streets like Glenmaura Drive and Greenwood Avenue, where single-family homes and quiet neighborhoods dominate. Healthcare professionals benefit from easy highway connectivity, though a personal vehicle is essential given sparse public transit and non-walkable errands.
Off-shift hours can be spent enjoying seasonal fare at Harvest Seasonal Grill or Amadeo’s Italian Restaurant, while outdoor lovers and event-goers flock to nearby Montage Mountain Resorts for skiing, summer festivals, and wine events. While Moosic lacks its own bustling commercial center and vibrant nightlife—prompting residents to head toward downtown Scranton or Old Forge for evening entertainment—its high safety marks, strong neighborhood camaraderie, and access to Riverside schools make it a comforting, dependable home base for shift workers seeking quiet downtime.
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Neighborhoods
Moosic primarily consists of established residential streets and subdivisions, including corridors along Glenmaura Drive, Greenwood Avenue, Lydon Lane, and Winfield Avenue, where single-family detached homes predominate. Because rental inventory inside the borough can be limited, healthcare workers often compare Moosic with established neighborhoods in adjacent Scranton and surrounding Lackawanna County, such as the historic Hill Section, Green Ridge, Dunmore, and Downtown Scranton.
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Housing
Moosic's housing stock is primarily made up of owner-occupied single-family homes, with residential properties ranging from established ranch-style and split-level houses on neighborhood streets to newer construction in upscale pockets like Glenmaura. Rental inventory within Moosic consists of limited condominiums and single-family houses, leading many apartment seekers and traveling healthcare staff to explore multi-family properties in neighboring Old Forge or downtown Scranton.
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Getting around
Moosic is a car-dependent borough where personal vehicles are necessary for commuting to regional medical centers, clinics, and everyday errands. Public transit routes through the borough are minimal, resulting in higher-than-average transit commute times for those without a vehicle.
However, drivers benefit from quick arterial connections, reaching downtown Scranton's clinical facilities and amenities in approximately ten minutes under typical traffic conditions.
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Food and dining
Moosic is home to standout local dining such as Amadeo's Italian Restaurant and Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar, which offers farm-to-table menus and scenic patio seating. The borough sits immediately adjacent to Old Forge, widely celebrated across the region for its distinctive pizza cafes, while a short trip into Scranton and Dunmore provides access to staple gathering spots like Cooper's Seafood House, Alfredo's Café, Henry's on Clay, and the Backyard Ale House.
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Outdoors
Outdoor recreation is anchored by Montage Mountain Resorts, which serves as a regional hub for downhill skiing, snow tubing, and summer water attractions. The borough provides municipal green spaces and sits within short driving distance of expansive state parks in the Pocono and Endless Mountain regions, including Tobyhanna State Park and Hickory Run State Park for hiking, trail running, and lake recreation.
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Arts and culture
Cultural life in the immediate area centers on seasonal mountain gatherings, including major events like the annual Spring Wine Festival hosted at Montage Mountain Resorts. For live performing arts and concerts, residents head just north to regional stages such as the Ritz Theater and Performing Arts Center in Scranton's Green Ridge neighborhood, as well as an active circuit of craft breweries and seasonal outdoor dining decks scattered throughout Lackawanna County.
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Seasons and weather
Residents experience four distinct weather seasons characterized by warm, humid summers that support open-air dining and outdoor mountain festivals, followed by crisp autumns with extensive mountain foliage. Winters are cold and snowy, providing active conditions for skiing and winter sports at nearby mountain resorts, while requiring newcomers to be prepared for winter driving on hilly local terrain.
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For families
Moosic is a stable, family-oriented borough offering above-average safety ratings and a peaceful suburban environment. Children attending public schools are zoned for local districts including Riverside Elementary School East located right in Moosic, alongside Riverside Junior/Senior High School in adjacent Taylor, while regional charter and public options like North Pocono High School also serve surrounding communities.
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What locals say
Community members describe Moosic as a quiet, safe, and family-oriented borough where neighbors are welcoming and supportive. The predominant tradeoff noted by locals is that the borough itself does not host a broad array of corporate job opportunities or late-night entertainment, meaning residents regularly travel into neighboring Scranton for nightlife and cultural outings, while needing a car for basic commercial errands.