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5 nursing jobs in Woodlawn, MD

Woodlawn is a suburban Baltimore County community northwest of Baltimore city, offering nurses quiet residential living with quick access to the region's major hospital systems. Home to the Social Security Administration campus, it sits near I-695 and I-70, making commutes straightforward.

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Hiring here: University of Maryland Medical System (2) · Amatus Health (1) · Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (1) · Truhealing Baltimore (1)

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Truhealing Baltimore

Woodlawn, MD

  • RN
  • 12-⁠hour nights
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Amatus Health

Woodlawn, MD

  • RN
  • Night shift
  • ADN accepted

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Woodlawn, MD

Nurse

$122,000–$158,000/year

  • RN
  • Day shift
  • ADN accepted
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University of Maryland Medical System

Woodlawn, MD · Health system employer

  • RN
  • Day shift till 6 or 7
  • Pre-op and Pacu
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University of Maryland Medical System

Woodlawn, MD · Health system employer

  • RN
  • Monday-Friday No Weekends, No holidays as needed
  • Per diem

Working and living in Woodlawn

· 5 open roles

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Credentials accepted

  • RN5

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Shifts listed

  • Days2
  • Nights2
  • per-diem1

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Living in Woodlawn

Neighborhoods

People working in Woodlawn are often pointed to Columbia for a safer neighborhood feel, parks, and a manageable commute; Woodlawn itself is mixed residential-commercial with townhomes a common option, and Windsor Mill, Ellicott City, and Catonsville are named as popular adjoining areas.

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What locals say

Discussion is thin and practical rather than glowing. A household with one car considered Woodlawn mainly to live closer to work.

Someone starting a job there wanted a safe area with activities and parks and was steered toward Columbia. Local guides describe a mixed-use community known for the Social Security Administration, moderately priced homes, and buses as a common way to get around.

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