Nurturing Care in the Heart of Edmond

Here in Edmond, Oklahoma, our picturesque town blends rich history with a vibrant community spirit that truly reflects the heart of the Sooner State. Our nursing job market is equally vibrant, characterized by a blend of stability and growth. As of 2023, NurseRecruiter estimates that the average salary for registered nurses in Edmond ranges from $62,000 to $72,500 annually, compared to the statewide averages of approximately $60,000 for the lower end and $74,000 for the upper. This places us slightly above the national average of $68,000, making our city an attractive option for both local nurses and those considering travel nursing positions. The idyllic trails of Mitch Park, alongside the bustling downtown area, contribute to a welcoming atmosphere for healthcare professionals looking to make a significant impact in our community.

The teams I've worked with in Edmond have been some of the best in my career.

The nursing job market here is on a steady growth trajectory, driven by an increasing demand for healthcare services and an aging population that is becoming more dependent on skilled nursing care. With an estimated 1,400 nurses currently employed in Edmond, NurseRecruiter projects that we will need around 400 new nurses over the next 3-5 years. This demand extends into travel nursing, especially during the winter months, when flu season peaks, resulting in a surge of temporary positions at our healthcare facilities. Our city is home to several prominent hospitals and clinics, like Integris Health Edmond and OU Health, which are known for hiring robustly. Compared to nearby cities like Oklahoma City, where salaries may reach upwards of $75,000 annually, or Norman, where the average salary is on par with Edmond, we have a unique balance of opportunity and community-oriented work culture that many find appealing.

Our healthcare infrastructure continues to evolve, with ongoing investments resulting in cutting-edge facilities that cater to a variety of specialties—from pediatrics to geriatrics. Edmond's population is currently around 95,000, with a growth rate projected to keep increasing, bringing more healthcare needs to the forefront. Public health initiatives, such as free vaccination clinics and wellness fairs, provide essential support and further highlight the critical role nurses play in our community. Along with our local attractions, from the annual Edmond Arts Festival to the serene beauty of Arcadia Lake, life here fosters a fulfilling balance for nursing professionals. Whether you’re a seasoned nurse seeking new opportunities or considering relocation, Edmond is a place where you can thrive both personally and professionally. For a clearer view of available jobs, don’t hesitate to sign up for NurseRecruiter today, where employers can also find the perfect candidates dedicated to our growing healthcare landscape.