With approximately 300 nurses serving our close-knit Cumberland community, we invite you to join us. Here, you'll find camaraderie amid tranquil parks, local festivals, and rich history. We welcome you to connect, grow, and thrive together as part of our nursing family.
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Cumberland, Virginia, may be a small town, but it offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere that perfectly complements its burgeoning nursing job market. Nestled in the heart of Central Virginia, this charming community boasts picturesque landscapes as well as a rich history that dates back to colonial times. Here in Cumberland, we experience all four seasons, which adds to the allure of our close-knit community. The average salary range for a registered nurse in our area is approximately $55,000 to $65,000 annually, while the state median is about $67,000, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Nationally, nurses earn around $75,000 on average. While these figures may seem modest compared to larger metropolitan areas, the lower cost of living here allows our nurses to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle, particularly against the backdrop of local landmarks like the historic Courthouse and the scenic High Bridge Trail.
Don't overlook Cumberland. I almost did, and I'm glad I gave it a chance.
As we take stock of the nursing job market, it's clear that Cumberland is poised for growth. NurseRecruiter estimates that we’ll need approximately 30% more nurses over the next five years to meet the increasing demand in healthcare services. Currently, there are around 200 registered nurses working in Cumberland, which includes those in various local healthcare facilities such as Centra Health and multiple urgent care clinics. The demand for travel nursing is on the rise, particularly during the summer months when seasonal positions at camps and community health projects typically open up. Moreover, with the growth of per diem opportunities in our local healthcare system, we are seeing a robust array of benefits as facilities adapt to fluctuating staffing needs. In contrast, nearby cities like Farmville and Ashland offer slightly higher salaries and more positions due to their larger healthcare systems, with Farmville's average nurse salary hovering around $70,000. However, the charm and community spirit of Cumberland remain unrivaled, making our city a unique choice for dedicated nursing professionals.
Cumberland's healthcare infrastructure is anchored by a few key facilities, with Centra Health leading the charge as a premier employer in the region. Beyond the main hospital, we have various specialty clinics that focus on areas like behavioral health, pediatrics, and rehabilitation, thus creating a versatile environment for nurses to explore their interests. Recent investments in telehealth and preventive care initiatives reflect a commitment to improving public health, giving nurses a chance to engage in innovative practices. Our population, currently around 2,300, has been steadily growing, with a projected increase of about 5% in the next decade—an encouraging sign for healthcare and nursing positions. Additionally, community events such as the annual Cumberland County Fair foster a deep sense of connection and camaraderie among residents, making life here special. In this vibrant setting, it’s exciting to be part of a nursing community ready to adapt and thrive, ultimately supporting the health of our neighbors. As such, I invite both current and prospective nurses to explore local job opportunities on NurseRecruiter for a fulfilling career right here in Cumberland. Employers can also take advantage of this platform to find local nursing talent tailored to our community’s unique needs.
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9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 300
Henrico, VA 23233
Phone: (804) 367-4515
Fax: (804) 527-4455