salary expectations of a new grad in CT
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by raygun354 Jan 4, '11hello all, I am happy to report that I have gotten a job (finally)...it's in LTC here in eastern CT. I was just wondering if anyone has any input on what to expect for starting salary. I don't really have a point of reference but I feel like I'm starting on the low side of things with an annual salary of 37K. Maybe it's all the commercials that have been telling me that I will be one of the highest paid careers ever
. Any input will be appreciated. And just so everyone knows, I am super grateful to have the job and excited to begin my career, just looking for info.
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- Jan 4, '11 by PreepsThat seems incredibly low especially for the northeast. Are you working 40 hours a week or 36?
What is the hourly rate? - Jan 4, '11 by SwampCatRN will be somewhere around 50k/yr. depending on many factors
LPN will be around 40k/yr depending on many factors
Good luck! - Jan 4, '11 by ann4997I too am a new grad and am working in a LTC facility and am making $29/hr with a very low night differencial. I am thankful to have a job too, but will keep looking because the patient load is crazy and I only oriented one night!! Hope this helps. Good Luck!
- Jan 4, '11 by raygun354i start at 23.50 an hour, which I feel is low, but again thankful. And it's 32 hours a week. I feel conflicted....I worked hard to maybe relax a bit with financial stress, but on the other hand...i guess I should be greatful for the job after 4 months of searching....but it seems low right?
- Jan 4, '11 by herowneulogyWow, I would've guessed much higher in CT. Maybe even about $55,000 for LTC.
- Jan 4, '11 by akoaynursewow, congratulations on getting a new job @raygun354.
I hope to find a job too here in MA - Jan 4, '11 by RNHuskyFanI work in LTC in northeast CT and that rate, even for a new grad is VERY low. Are you sure they gave you an RN starting rate and not an LPN? If I were you I would ask a few questions. Regardless, congratulations for the new job. We start RN new grads at 30./hrApril, RN likes this.
- Jan 4, '11 by PreepsI think 37k for a new grad for part time hours is pretty good actually. 23 an hour sounds about right for 1st year.
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