Nurse Your Career in Historic Plymouth!

Here in Plymouth, Massachusetts, the beauty of our city is matched only by the robust nursing job market that thrives beneath its historic surface. Nestled along the picturesque shores of Cape Cod Bay, our town is not just the site of America’s "First Thanksgiving" but also a burgeoning hub for healthcare professionals. The average salary for nurses in Plymouth ranges from $36 to $47 an hour, translating to approximately $75,000 to $98,000 annually, while the state averages hover around $41 per hour and $85,000 per year according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Nationally, nurses earn an average of $38 per hour, making Plymouth's market competitive. As someone who loves walking through our vibrant waterfront and historic district, I can confidently say that being a nurse here is not just a job—it's part of the fabric of the community.

I came to Plymouth not knowing what to expect. Turns out, it was the right move.

The nursing job market in Plymouth is thriving, propelled by a growing population and an increasing demand for healthcare services. NurseRecruiter estimates that the town will require an additional 150 nurses over the next five years to keep pace with burgeoning healthcare needs. Our local workforce consists of about 650 registered nurses, bolstered by the presence of major healthcare employers like Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital-Plymouth and several nursing homes. As for travel nursing, seasonal trends show heightened demand from spring to fall, particularly during our busy tourist months. This bustling tourist influx often leads to increased per diem nursing opportunities, estimated to be around 80 available positions at peak times. Comparatively, nearby cities such as New Bedford and Brockton provide some competition, with salaries averaging a bit lower at around $35 to $45 per hour and their respective nursing job markets potentially swaying younger nurses with their urban energy.

Plymouth boasts a thriving healthcare infrastructure, home to a mix of hospitals, outpatient clinics, and specialized care facilities catering to an active community that prioritizes health and wellness. We have witnessed significant investments in healthcare, including the recent expansion of our local hospital, optimizing outpatient services and enhancing maternal care. Our city is steadily growing, with a current population of approximately 60,000 and an annual growth rate of about 1.2%, nurturing a vibrant community environment. Public health initiatives aimed at improving chronic disease management have become a focal point in our local healthcare sector, opening up new nursing roles for professionals eager to make a difference. Whether you're drawn to our stunning natural landscapes or the evolving healthcare landscape, Plymouth is a compelling place for both current nurses and travel professionals. I invite you all to connect with NurseRecruiter to explore a myriad of nursing opportunities and for employers to find that perfect local candidate to join their teams.