Nurturing Care in the Heart of Plymouth

Here in Plymouth, Wisconsin, we are proud of our vibrant community nestled amidst picturesque landscapes and rich history. Known for its scenic parks, welcoming spirit, and charming downtown area, Plymouth is often referred to as the "Cheese Capital of Wisconsin," reflecting our strong agricultural roots. The nursing job market in our town is both robust and promising, catering not only to local residents but also attracting travel nurses eager to experience life in a quintessential Midwest city. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average nursing salary in Wisconsin ranges from about $30.63 per hour to approximately $63,750 annually, while the national averages hover around $37.11 hourly and $77,600 annually. Here in Plymouth, we estimate the nursing salaries to fall between $31.50 and $36.00 per hour, and an annual range of $65,000 to $75,000, demonstrating our competitive edge compared to many regions, particularly the larger cities like Milwaukee and Madison.

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As we analyze our nursing job market, it’s clear that we’re currently witnessing a demand surge, with projections indicating a need for approximately 140 new nurses in the next three to five years in our community alone. Our estimated nursing workforce stands around 400, serving in various settings, from hospitals to clinics, a number that reflects the healthy balance of supply and demand in our region. Notably, we house St. Nicholas Hospital, an integral player in our healthcare landscape, as well as several skilled nursing facilities that are actively employing nurses. Additionally, the travel nursing scene in Plymouth is gaining traction during spring and summer, peaking for temporary positions in response to seasonal tourism in nearby areas. When compared to neighboring cities like Sheboygan, where salaries may reach similar averages but with slightly higher costs of living and competition, Plymouth provides a unique experience that combines job security and a friendly atmosphere. For those interested in flexibility, the per diem nursing market is estimated to make up about 15% of our local nursing job opportunities, providing essential support during busy periods.

Our healthcare infrastructure in Plymouth is well-resourced, featuring several healthcare facilities that cater to diverse specialties, including pediatrics, geriatrics, and trauma care. Recent investments into healthcare infrastructure, including upgrades at our local hospital, indicate a commitment to improving our community's health outcomes. With a population nearing 8,600 and a stable growth rate, Plymouth continues to attract new residents and healthcare professionals alike. We’ve also seen impactful public health initiatives recently focused on preventative care and community health, which have heightened the role of nurses in improving overall community wellbeing. The lifestyle here is warm and communal, with local events like our annual Cheese Capital Festival reflecting our pride and fostering strong community ties. So if you’re considering a nursing career or looking for your next opportunity, I invite you to check out NurseRecruiter, where local job matches await. Employers can also leverage NurseRecruiter to connect with skilled candidates here in Plymouth. Whether you’re a current nurse or contemplating a move, our city harbors a wealth of opportunities just waiting to be explored in our thriving healthcare landscape.