32 nursing jobs in Spokane Valley, WA
Set along the I-90 corridor between Spokane’s hospital hubs and Lake Coeur d’Alene, Spokane Valley delivers suburban breathing room with generous yards and garages. With living costs right at the national average, you are primed for post-shift runs on the Centennial Trail, summer floats on the Spokane River, and winter skiing at Mt. Spokane.
Find a nursing job in Spokane Valley
Hiring here: Providence (11) · MultiCare Health System (3) · Sunshine Health Facilities (3) · Cancer Care Northwest (2) · Valley Hospital (2) · Avail Home Health (1)
Health and Rehab RN, Days
$40–$53/hr
- RN
- 8-hour days
- Compact license OK
Wellness Director - LPN or RN - Small Assisted Living & Memory Care
Spokane Valley, WA
$90,000–$100,000/year
- RN
Health and Rehab LPN-Days
$33–$44/hr
- LPN
- 8-hour days
- Compact license OK
- RN
- 8-hour 8 hour
- Compact license OK
- RN
- Radiation Oncology
- CEU allowance
Registered Nurse PreOp PostOp
$38–$57/hr
- RN
- Day shift
Registered Nurse
$34–$53/hr
- Sign-on bonus
- RN
- Monday – Friday—closed weekends and holidays.
- ADN accepted
Registered Nurse RN ED
$44–$81
- RN
- 10-hour nights
- Compact license OK
- New grads welcomed
- RN/LPN
- Ratio 1:1
- Day shift
- NP
- 12-hour shifts
- Per diem
- RN
- Rotating shift
- RN
- Travel contract
- RN
- Per diem
- Compact license OK
- NP
- 12-hour shifts
- Per diem
Emergency Department RN
$44–$81
- RN
- 12-hour evenings
- Compact license OK
Providence
9 open roles · per diem & day shifts
Providence
9 open roles · per diem & day shifts
- NP
- 12-hour shifts
- Per diem
- RN
- RN
- Day shift
- RN
- Schedule: Full Time/ Days
- Tuition reimbursement
- RN
- Day shift
Hospice RN
Spokane Valley, WA · Posted last week
- RN
RN - Home Infusion Patient Teach/Liaison Nurse
Spokane Valley, WA · Posted last week
- RN
- Day shift
RN - Home Infusion Patient Teach/Liaison Nurse
Spokane Valley, WA · Posted last week
- RN
RN (Per Diem) - Hospice
Spokane Valley, WA · Posted last week
- RN
- Per diem
Working and living in Spokane Valley
· 31 open roles
Living costs
- Median gross rent
- $1,353/mo
- Rent and tenant-paid utilities
- Median household income
- $74,042/yr
- All local households, not nurse pay
New to our board this week
2 current postings first appeared here in the past seven days.
Credentials accepted
- NP3
- RN25
- LPN3
- LVN1
One posting may accept more than one credential.
Shifts listed
- Days11
- per-diem7
- Nights2
- Evenings1
- Rotating1
Postings may list several shifts or leave the shift unspecified.
Living in Spokane Valley
Spokane Valley offers relocating nurses an accessible suburban base situated midway between urban Spokane and North Idaho's recreational lakes.
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For healthcare professionals seeking functional space, the Valley delivers single-family neighborhoods with sizable yards, garages, and streamlined access to the Interstate 90 corridor. Living here places four-season adventure at your doorstep: trail runs along the Centennial Trail, summer floating on the Spokane River, weekend trips to Lake Coeur d'Alene, and winter skiing at Mt. Spokane.
Urban amenities, from the roaring Spokane Falls and Looff Carrousel at Riverfront Park to coffee houses and regional dining, sit just a quick drive west. However, newcomers must navigate practical tradeoffs.
Traffic bottlenecks develop along primary retail strips and highway commutes during shift changes. Furthermore, true winter cold, snow, and short daylight hours require seasonal preparation, and local wages do not always keep step with rising regional living expenses.
For nurses who value outdoor recreation, manageable urban proximity, and suburban breathing room, Spokane Valley provides a balanced Pacific Northwest landing pad.
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Neighborhoods
Prospective residents weigh multiple distinct micro-markets across the metro area. Spokane Valley offers a more expansive suburban layout with convenient arterial access, contrasting with Spokane's South Hill, which is favored for its mature tree canopy, historic Craftsman homes, and immediate proximity to major hospital hubs.
Nearby options include the master-planned suburban enclave of Liberty Lake to the east and the Northside towards the county line, allowing healthcare workers to choose between dense neighborhood grids and properties offering larger lot sizes.
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Housing
Housing stock in Spokane Valley leans toward spacious single-family homes with yards, garages, and multi-family residential communities that offer more breathing room than dense coastal metros. The local housing market has normalized into a balanced environment where buyers can utilize inspection periods and financing contingencies.
Relocating healthcare professionals must still account for the reality that neighborhood feel, street maintenance, and property values shift noticeably from block to block.
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Getting around
Spokane Valley sits directly along the Interstate 90 corridor, which serves as the primary regional artery connecting east-valley residential areas to major medical centers and downtown employers. While everyday commutes across the region are generally considered short and manageable compared to large West Coast metros, local drivers frequently note congestion during peak rush hours, particularly along key highway merges and major shopping thoroughfares.
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Food and dining
The surrounding metropolitan area features a growing independent food scene spanning classic American, Asian, Italian, and African cuisines, accompanied by an active Pacific Northwest specialty coffee culture. Dining options in Spokane Valley tend toward suburban family eateries and strip-mall staples, while broader downtown districts provide destination culinary spots and evening entertainment within a short drive.
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Outdoors
Outdoor recreation is central to life in the Spokane Valley region across all four seasons. Paved routes like the Centennial Trail stretch from Spokane through the Valley toward the Idaho border, accommodating runners, cyclists, and rollerbladers alongside the Fish Lake Trail.
Nearby waters such as the Spokane River, Little Spokane River, and Lake Coeur d'Alene offer summer paddleboarding, boating, and river floating, while Mt. Spokane provides nearby winter skiing and snowboarding.
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Arts and culture
Regional cultural life is anchored by downtown Spokane's Expo '74 legacy at Riverfront Park, featuring the historic 1909 Looff Carrousel, the Numerica SkyRide gondola soaring over Spokane Falls, the Skate Ribbon, and evening Pavilion Light Shows. The area also supports local art galleries, live music venues, seasonal community gatherings, and rural farm attractions like Green Bluff.
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Seasons and weather
The inland Pacific Northwest climate delivers four distinct seasons with far more sunshine than coastal Washington. Summers are warm, bright, and dry, while shoulder seasons offer crisp transitions.
Winters bring true cold, freezing conditions, and accumulating snow that often arrives later in the season, paired with shortened northern daylight hours that demand intentional winter routines and vehicle winterization.
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For families
Spokane Valley appeals to relocating families seeking traditional suburban neighborhoods with yards, ample garage storage, and proximity to youth sports facilities and community parks. Relocation advisors emphasize that school boundaries and daily convenience can vary significantly across east-county enclaves, making it essential for families to evaluate neighborhood micro-pockets and commute routes directly before establishing roots.
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What locals say
Residents praise the area for its everyday livability, friendly community feel, and quick access to regional lakes, rivers, and ski hills. However, community discussions highlight real tradeoffs: local wages often lag behind escalating regional housing expenses, winter brings dark days and snowy conditions that require mental adjustment, and commercial sprawl or property crime can be frustrating depending on the exact corridor chosen.