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Old Mar 22, 2006, 10:03 PM
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Re: Relocating to idaho falls area

I'm new to this site and my hubby is seriously wanted to move to Idaho Falls as he's an avid hunter and is tired with all the "rules" in California and the high taxes. In reading other postings I have yet to see anything about rates of pay in Idaho. I don't know if you're not allowed to say or what. I would like to know rates of pay for RNs there. Thanks.

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Old Jan 01, 2008, 08:30 PM
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Re: Relocating to idaho falls area

I've lived in Idaho my whole life. Yes it is beautiful. I believe that if you are going to be living in Swan Valley, your best bet is to check into the hospital in Jackson. No matter which way you decide to go the roads suck in the winter. We've just had "the storm of the century" a whole 6 inches of it. I'm sure it was more than that, but it sure didn't seem as big as they said it would be. The other reason is in Idaho Falls they have this tight knit group call Mormons and if you aren't one than you can bet you are the minority and treated as such. I am currently a CNA working on my LPN and work at a hospital south of IF. It took me a year to finally tell my co workers I did not appreciate them constantly talking about their religion and belittling mine and others beliefs. Good luck to you.

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Old Jan 01, 2008, 08:33 PM
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Re: Relocating to idaho falls area

I'm not sure of your experience, but I've heard that in IF they pay ranges from 20-30 an hour, same for Blackfoot.

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Old Jan 20, 2008, 08:01 AM
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Re: Relocating to idaho falls area

Idaho is the best place ever to live! I am not a fan of Idaho Falls, however Swan Valley, Ashton, Rexburg are very scenic places. The pay is not good for nurses in Idaho, however the cost of living is a lot less than most places. I am currently doing contracts out of state and keeping Idaho as my home, this for me is the best of both worlds. Good Luck with the move.

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