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Hiring here: Ocean Veterinary Hospital (1) · Seal Beach Health & Rehabilitation Center (1)

Veterinarian

$140,000–$180,000/year

  • Evening shift
  • CEU allowance

Working and living in Seal Beach

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  • LVN1

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  • Evenings2

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Living in Seal Beach

Neighborhoods

People working in Seal Beach are often steered to Long Beach areas such as Belmont Shore and Belmont Heights for a shorter inbound commute. Inside Seal Beach, Old Town is the walkable coastal-village core; the city is described as quiet and low-key and has a median age near 60, so it reads more as an older, calmer beach town than a young-professional hub.

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What locals say

Local writeups call Seal Beach an overlooked, charming, walkable beach town with a slower small-town feel than Newport, Huntington, or Laguna. Neighborhoods are portrayed as calm, clean, and safe.

It is convenient for Long Beach and some LA commutes via the 405, 605, and 22, but often feels out of the way for jobs elsewhere in Orange County.

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As of Sep 11, 2026Source: onyxhomes.com

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