Home to around 1,200 dedicated nurses, Hollister is more than just a town—it's our tight-knit community where healthcare thrives amid stunning landscapes and rich heritage. Join us to connect, collaborate, and elevate your nursing career right here where we all belong.
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Here in Hollister, California, our nursing job market is as vibrant as our lush landscapes and rich agricultural heritage. Nestled in the heart of San Benito County and surrounded by rolling hills, Hollister's small-town charm is complemented by a growing need for healthcare professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, registered nurses in California earn an annual mean salary of approximately $120,000, with nurses in the San Francisco area often pulling significantly more. Neighborhood statistics suggest that Hollister offers a competitive average salary range for nurses from $95,000 to $110,000 annually, contrasting sharply with our larger metropolitan neighbors. With our community's focus on quality healthcare, you can find a fulfilling nursing career amid our beautiful landscapes, historical landmarks, and local cultural gems, such as the annual Hollister Independence Rally that unites our community.
Sometimes smaller communities offer the best nursing experience. Hollister proved that to me.
The nursing job market in Hollister is robust and evolving. As per NurseRecruiter's estimates, we will need around a 15% increase in registered nurses over the next five years to meet the projected community growth and an aging population. Currently, with an estimated population of 39,000, Hollister’s dedicated healthcare facilities employ approximately 300 nurses, with a notable demand for travel nursing jobs during peak seasons, particularly in the summer when our rural hospitals and clinics experience a rise in patient visits due to agricultural workers' seasonal health needs. Additionally, the per diem segment of nursing is steady, accommodating those looking for flexible hour options with up to 50 active per diem positions available at local clinics and hospitals compared to neighboring cities like Gilroy and Salinas, where the job offers are more widespread but highly competitive. The major players in our healthcare landscape include Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital and several outpatient clinics serving our tight-knit community, enhancing our overall job market significantly.
As for healthcare infrastructure, our local facilities serve a diverse range of specialties—from outpatient services to emergency care—catering to the needs of our dynamic population. Exciting developments, such as upcoming expansions at Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital, are set to enhance our healthcare delivery, increasing our capacity and services. The Hollister community thrives not just on the medical front but in lifestyle, offering a quaint downtown, art festivals, and agricultural fairs that keep the local spirit alive. With a population projected to grow by over 10% by 2030, we are committed to maintaining high standards of public health initiatives, which further influence nursing roles in community health outreach. Whether you are a current nurse or exploring career opportunities, Hollister's thriving healthcare market promises both challenges and rewards, encouraging professionals to register with NurseRecruiter for local job matches or for employers looking to post their job listings to connect with passionate local candidates. Our city's unique blend of opportunity, community, and care awaits you here in Hollister.
1747 N Market Blvd #150
Sacramento, CA 95834
(916) 327-4402 (fax)