With over 300 nurses calling Kihei home, we invite you to join our tight-knit community where the spirit of Aloha thrives. Discover local opportunities, connect with caring professionals, and enhance your nursing career while enjoying our beautiful island life together. Join us today!
Join 2,009+ nurses finding opportunities in Hawaii
Access 2,009+ qualified nurses in HI
AMN Healthcare Nursing
AMN Healthcare Nursing
Travel Nursing Agency
Don't miss out on your next opportunity
Register with NurseRecruiter to gain access to our nationwide database of job openings.
Access All JobsLiving & Working in Kihei
Here in Kihei, Hawaii, our vibrant coastal town offers more than just stunning beaches and breathtaking sunsets; it is also home to a dynamic nursing job market that continues to evolve. Nestled on the southern shore of Maui, Kihei boasts a unique blend of local charm and island culture, attracting both residents and tourists alike. The average salary range for a registered nurse (RN) in Kihei is estimated to be between $32.00 and $42.00 per hour, translating to an annual salary between approximately $66,560 and $87,360. When comparing these figures with the statewide numbers of around $36.85 per hour and the national average of $38.01 per hour, it’s clear that while living costs can be higher here, the quality of life and job satisfaction often make it worthwhile. This island paradise not only serves as a travel nursing hotspot due to its picturesque scenery but also boasts a diverse healthcare landscape, with local landmarks such as the Kihei Health Center and Maui Memorial Medical Center nearby.
I wanted a place where I could make a real difference. Kihei gave me that.
The nursing job market in Kihei reflects both robust supply and future growth potential. NurseRecruiter estimates that with the increasing population and healthcare demands on the island, we can expect the need for approximately 300 new nurses over the next five years. Currently, we have about 1,500 nurses employed across various healthcare settings in Kihei, drawn by factors such as our beautiful environment and community-focused healthcare systems. In addition to local needs, travel nursing is quite prevalent here, particularly during the busy tourist seasons from December to April, when demand spikes due to surges in patient volume. Compared to neighboring towns like Lahaina and Kahului, Kihei tends to offer slightly higher salaries and greater opportunities for both travel and per diem nursing positions. Lahaina's waterfront attractions draw in tourists, yet our community spirit and family-friendly atmosphere make Kihei an ideal spot for nurses seeking a balanced lifestyle.
Kihei is unique not only for its scenic beauty but also for the healthcare infrastructure that supports our community. We have several healthcare facilities catering to a wide range of specialties, including urgent care, rehabilitation, and family medicine services. The local government is continuously investing in healthcare projects to accommodate the growing population, with upcoming expansions at community health centers aimed at improving care access and outcomes. Our current population is just over 22,000, and we expect steady growth in the coming years, bringing with it fresh opportunities for nursing professionals like you. Notable public health initiatives, such as enhancing preventative care programs and outreach services, are helping shape the role of nurses in our community. The lifestyle here is idyllic—think beach barbecues, cultural festivals, and an engaged community deeply rooted in Hawaiian traditions. For both current and prospective nurses looking to thrive in a rewarding environment, Kihei presents a captivating combination of work and lifestyle. To explore the multitude of job opportunities available, I encourage you to sign up with NurseRecruiter today, whether you're looking to join our incredible nursing community or seeking to post jobs if you're an employer.
P.O. Box 3469
Honolulu, HI 96801