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No. 10
from carol2311
Old Aug 18, 2006, 07:32 AM

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Originally Posted by ruby_june01
where did you have your training? i really want to be a renal nurse (specialty: dialysis) because i don't want to be stucked with working in the ward ....

can be a renal nurse without a training???
oh u are so young! i am filipino and i took up nursing school in the phils but i can't advise u about dialysis nursing in the phils as i have no idea. (your profile says u are still in the phils.) if you are planning to be a dialysis nurse here, u don't need training because the company/hospital will train you. but you do need at least 1 year acute care experience preferrably in the ICU. Also being bilingual (meaning in America, spanish-speaking & english-speaking ) will be a lot of plus. all the best!
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No. 11
from anisia08
Old Mar 28, 2008, 10:39 AM

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Hi! I am working here in Canada as Hemodialysis Nurse. I am just curious what agency is paying 50dollars /hr/pt in Jacksonville, Florida. What is the ratio of the Nurse to the Pt?Here in Canada is 1:3 in 4hrs. session.
Thanks for any information you can share to me as I am also planning to move in the U.S sometime next year.
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No. 12
from jawh7b
Old Sep 17, 2009, 09:37 AM

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I think a lot of places are willing to accept new grads for renal/dialysis RNs, depending on their budget and if you want days/nights. I chose to go with DaVita b/c its a day job an highest paying in the area. Although, if you get a clinic you dont love, you can switch around. So, I dont think it's a bad deal. You should look into it :-)
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No. 13
from BigBoy75
Old Oct 15, 2009, 03:17 PM

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I work at Fresnius Corp. in Queens New York, they started me at $30.30 hr. to me its low. But I was a new grad at the time and didn't take my boards and they hired me. I called every Dialysis center in NYC and they were the only one who hire me with no experience. I say even if the pay is low, stick it out and get the 1 to 2 years experience and your certification. I saw post where you can make $45 to $50 hr. Then after you get your Renal Certification, than you can do what you want and make the Big Bucks$$$$$$$$$$$. At my job, all the nurses work there only for 1 yr and quit. They just want the experience. Already, I only been there 4 months and within 6 months they want me to be charge nurse. If I were you stick it with the low pay for 1 yr. its worth it.
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No. 14
from Lacie
Old Oct 15, 2009, 11:38 PM

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In my area Davita and KRU starts RN's out at $22.00/hr. I know it stinks lol. Acutes under contract also make only $125.00 per tx. Of course central east coast of florida has some of the lowest wages in the state!
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No. 15
from shane69
Old Oct 16, 2009, 03:29 AM

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Originally Posted by mmurphy View Post
How sad these salaries!!. Experienced Dialysis Nurses make 33-35 dollars an hour in New Jersey. I work pool and make 45.00/hr. The southern salaries are ridiculously low. Dialysis is not an easy job. If the pay rates were that low here I would wait tables.


i agree, this message is for the governmental powers that be. Im not working for $13 and hr taking crap from families, being assaulted by patients and dealing with power hungry sociopathic territorial nurse's. Then to be paid $13. For me i love my job but you have to PAY. God one can become a sandwich technician and be paid $10 and hour and all you have to deal with is ketchup on the shirt or a broken bottle.
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No. 16
from BigBoy75
Old Oct 16, 2009, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by shane69 View Post
i agree, this message is for the governmental powers that be. Im not working for $13 and hr taking crap from families, being assaulted by patients and dealing with power hungry sociopathic territorial nurse's. Then to be paid $13. For me i love my job but you have to PAY. God one can become a sandwich technician and be paid $10 and hour and all you have to deal with is ketchup on the shirt or a broken bottle.

Originally Posted by mmurphy
How sad these salaries!!. Experienced Dialysis Nurses make 33-35 dollars an hour in New Jersey. I work pool and make 45.00/hr. The southern salaries are ridiculously low. Dialysis is not an easy job. If the pay rates were that low here I would wait tables.


Yes these salaries are sad. I worked with the Charge nurse today, she ask me how much was my starting salarie, I told her $30.30 (low for NYC). She was new to Dialysis but she was a nurse for over 15yrs. They started her at $31.00 hr, and she said it with a attidue, she also mention when she became charge nurse, her salarie was only raise $3. But she told me next week she looking for another job. She was only there for the experience. FMC is a ripoff Corp, always promising raises but never come through. I counted all the nurses today, out of 13 nurses,only 2 have more than a 1 1/2 yr. My philoshy, get the experience and get paid the highest in your state. However do become skill, this job have a lot of responsibility.
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