Connecticut RN Salaries in 2015

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Specializes in ICU / PCU / Telemetry / Oncology.

Curious to know what the salaries are in various CT hospitals as of late, particularly at the major teaching hospitals such as Yale-New Haven, Danbury and Stamford. Thanks in advance!

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Specializes in Emergency Medicine.

I started as a new grad at a big teaching hospital in the Hartford area at 28/hr.

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$29 ish before shift differentials and any experience.

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Wow...graduated on 2011 and the starting wages have not budged.

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Specializes in Psychiatry, Oncology.

Why would they -supply exceeds demand. Sigh...

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$29 ish before shift differentials and any experience.

This is about what I've heard for the Waterbury area, too.

Danbury and Stamford pay more (or so I understand - my Stamford information is 3rd hand). They are also both located in Fairfield County, which tends to have a higher cost of living. The Danbury area can be pretty affordable, but lower Fairfield County tends to be much more expensive, so you'll need to factor that in when you consider Stamford vs. New Haven or Hartford.

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33.00 st vincents

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33.00 st vincents

$33 for what shift and how much exp? I know they are starting new grads at $29.50 ish without shift, weekend diffs

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$33 for what shift and how much exp? I know they are starting new grads at $29.50 ish without shift, weekend diffs

1 year exp and evening shift.

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My uncle has three year's at Danbury Hospital and has an ADN working 2nd shift makes $34-$36 an hour.

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33.00 st vincents

Which area/specialty?

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Which area/specialty?

Psych

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