Nurses General Nursing
Published Apr 4, 2001
U.S. Navy
RN
16 yrs
Clinic Manager
$6,800.00 month
Moonlighting job:
16
NICU
$31.86/hr
jmccrn
21 Posts
6 years
Cardiac Surgery ICU
$25/hr with full benefits not including $5-7/hr shift diff
Rustyhammer
735 Posts
LPN
18.59/ HOUR
I've been working LTC in an Alzheimers unit for 8 years. I do 6 hours on Tue, and 12's on Wed, Thurs and Friday. I like Santa Fe, NM and although Houston sounds like a good deal I think I'll stay here.
Carly
14 Posts
6YRS
ER/AGENCY
28.50/HR WKDAYS
30/HR WKENDS
TIME&HALF HOLIDAYS/OT
NORTH FLORIDA
hannabear1
30 Posts
I think that's pretty bizarre also to be making 92k/yr. I'll be down..
I am an LPN-1.5y (was a CNA for 7y)
new grad. RN (may, 2000) 3-11 $21/h wkdy, $24/h wknd. agency nursing in NH:cool:
we also get paid "double-time" for major holidays like 4th of July, New Year's and Christmas day.......
Originally posted by littlepotato I have been an LPN in LTC for 6 years in MN. I started at $9.98/hr as a new grad. I work ON-CALL @ 32 hours a week and currently make $16.44/hr. Because I work ON-CALL I do not get the state approved wage increases, and I am at the top of the pay scale in my facility set for LPN's. I do get a "longegevity bonus" because I have been with the company for over 5 years. That is 3% of your last years wages. I consider myself lucky. My sister and brother have had various jobs, never paying much, and they hate their jobs. I love my job and consider that before I became a nurse I only made $7.25/hr in a factory, which back then I thought was OK. I have taken assessment tests to start the RN program, but i have only done LTC and am fearful of any other area of nursing. I have thought of the military nursing options but am yet undecided. Being that I am at the top of the pay scale, I have to move on and go for my RN.
I have been an LPN in LTC for 6 years in MN. I started at $9.98/hr as a new grad. I work ON-CALL @ 32 hours a week and currently make $16.44/hr. Because I work ON-CALL I do not get the state approved wage increases, and I am at the top of the pay scale in my facility set for LPN's. I do get a "longegevity bonus" because I have been with the company for over 5 years. That is 3% of your last years wages. I consider myself lucky. My sister and brother have had various jobs, never paying much, and they hate their jobs. I love my job and consider that before I became a nurse I only made $7.25/hr in a factory, which back then I thought was OK. I have taken assessment tests to start the RN program, but i have only done LTC and am fearful of any other area of nursing. I have thought of the military nursing options but am yet undecided. Being that I am at the top of the pay scale, I have to move on and go for my RN.
Hi! join the military-they will pay for you to finish schooling for your RN!
trish sadler
13 Posts
1. RN
2. 21 years
3. ER staff nurse
4. 20.59
5. Ohio
When I graduate next fall with my BSN I will go up a dollar, I think it is pretty sweet. This is my base pay dose not include shidt diff or week -end bonus. I work in a very employee orietned hospital and they pay us good, I think!!!!!!!
rdhdnrs
305 Posts
RN for 4 years
High risk OB
17.94/hr fulltime days
Pool
L&D
21.69/hr days
poopsiebear
29 Posts
RN (FT NIghts)
3 years
Heme/Onc/BMT (Philadelphia)
$26.68/hour with full benefits + 15% shift differential on nights
mbarrow
1 Post
ER
16.85/hr + 2.50/hr shift diff
rn500
83 Posts
-RN
-13 years
-Staff nurse, L&D/Mother-Baby/Newborn Nursery
-West-central Florida area
-About 46K or so a year with night shift diff, scanty weekend and holiday diff, and call in's
I work 36 hrs a week (12's) and am required to take 24 hours of call a month. Yes, I said TWENTY FOUR!! And THAT is a vast improvement. I came when ours was a brand new unit and we WERE taking 12 hrs a week! I get a paid a hefty 1.50/hr for being on call, time and a half for call back. My base pay is nearly $19/hr, which is about as much as I was making an hour when I left Michigan 7 yrs ago! I do get bene's, but the way the insurance co-pays are constantly going up I honestly think I have less spendable income than I did several years ago.
I know - call the WAAAAHHmbulance!
And Suzy Q- in answer to your question about why don't we all go work for agencies, I am beginning to wonder the same thing. Frankly, the reason I have not done so in the past was my own lack of self confidence. I wasn't sure that I could handle being constantly thrown into different environments. But after 13 yrs in L&D I think I am finally starting to get it!
nursedarlene
9 Posts
Just graduated in May
LTC
$13.43
N.C.
2LTCnurses
LPN - Charge Nurse
5 1/2 years
$15.75 (day shift, full time, full benefits)
(It's $2.00/hr. more for 3-11 but not feasible for me!)