2 nursing jobs in Nesconset, NY
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Hiring here: The Hamlet Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center at Nesconset (1) · The Hamlet Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center at Nesconset (1)
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
Up to $87,360/year
- Sign-on bonus
- LPN
RN Unit Manager
Up to $115,000/year
- RN
Working and living in Nesconset
· 2 open roles
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Credentials accepted
- RN1
- LPN1
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Shifts listed
- per-diem1
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Living in Nesconset
Neighborhoods
Nesconset is treated as one suburban Suffolk County hamlet rather than named sub-neighborhoods. It is mostly owner-occupied (about 82% non-renters), with a median age around 44 and the largest age group 55–64, so it reads more as an established commuter town than a young-renter scene.
Daily life clusters along Smithtown Boulevard for restaurants and shops, with Andreoli Park as a local outdoor spot.
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Getting around
Average commute is about 25 minutes. The hamlet is strongly car-oriented (drivability 80/100) via the Smithtown Bypass and Nesconset-Port Jefferson Highway toward Long Island roads and the city.
Public transit scores low (10/100) but includes local buses, and the LIRR Port Jefferson line is reachable from nearby Smithtown. One ranking cites shorter-than-average work trips as a plus.
Sources do not give drive or transit times to specific hospitals.
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What locals say
Area guides call Nesconset a quiet Long Island suburban hamlet and a calmer alternative to the city, with parks, Smithtown Boulevard dining, and a reputation for good schools. Rankings highlight low crime, strong incomes and jobs, nearby health facilities, and solid housing scores, while flagging a high cost of living and amenities that usually require a car.