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Here in Marshalltown, Iowa, we have a vibrant nursing job market that reflects both our community's spirit and the broader trends shaping healthcare across the state. Nestled in the heart of Iowa, Marshalltown is known for its friendly faces and a rich tapestry of Midwestern charm. The local nursing scene is brimming with opportunities, especially with an estimated salary range for registered nurses sitting between $60,215 and $68,000 annually—figures that align closely with the broader Iowa state average, which hovers around $63,000. Nationally, the average registered nurse salary is approximately $75,000, highlighting Marshalltown as a competitive market for nurses seeking both stability and community engagement. Our local healthcare facilities, such as Marshalltown Medical & Surgical Center, play a pivotal role in shaping the job landscape, providing essential services and fostering strong relationships within the healthcare community.
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Analyzing the job market here, it is clear that we are witnessing a robust demand for nursing professionals. The state is projected to need an additional 2,000 registered nurses by 2028, a number that is echoed in our city as we work to meet the healthcare needs of our growing population of approximately 27,000 residents. Currently, there are about 950 registered nurses in Marshalltown, but the demand for travel nursing—often driven by summer influxes of patients due to outdoor activities and festivals, like the Central Iowa Fair—provides unique opportunities for those seeking flexibility. Furthermore, with several clinics and healthcare facilities dotted throughout the region, including urgent care centers and specialty clinics, we are well-equipped to support various nursing specialties. In comparison to nearby cities like Ames and Grinnell, which offer similar opportunities within a slightly higher salary bracket, Marshalltown remains a preferred choice for those who appreciate a tighter-knit community and a slower pace of life.
As I reflect on our local healthcare infrastructure, it is evident that Marshalltown is committed to growth and improvement. Major facilities like the UnityPoint Health – Marshalltown and various clinics are investing in new technologies and expanding their service lines, striving to meet the diverse needs of our population while providing specialized care, such as in pediatrics and geriatrics. The recent push for telehealth services and preventive care initiatives are changing how we engage with our patients, further emphasizing the importance of our nursing roles. Marshalltown's allure doesn’t end with its healthcare; we enjoy local parks, vibrant arts, and cultural festivals that foster a tight-knit community. With our population steadily increasing—projected to reach around 30,000 by the end of the decade—there will be ample opportunities for nursing professionals who want to thrive in a supportive environment. For nurses looking for the next step in their career or travel positions in our friendly city, I encourage you to sign up with NurseRecruiter, where you can match with local job openings that suit your skills and preferences. Also, employers in our area can utilize NurseRecruiter to connect with talented local candidates, enriching our community's healthcare landscape even further.
400 S.W. 8th Street, Suite B
Des Moines, IA
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