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1. OR Nurse Pay at Virginia Hospital Center (VHC)

   rmc2 posted a topic in Operating Room

   Hello, helping a friend find a job as RN in the Operating Room. Heard pay is around $50 or $54 per hour at Virginia Hospital Center (VHC). Anyone has information about nurses’ pay? Thanks

2. Pay as RN in Virginia (Inova...)

   rmc2 posted a topic in Virginia

   Hello, anyone knows how much a new graduate at Inova makes? Also heard Inova gave a $5/hr increase to their nurses. Just curious. Thanks.

3. New Grad RN looking for job in DC, please help me!!

   rmc2 replied to chachi1212's topic in Washington DC

   Where did you get this idea that DC hospitals required BSN? Try the Washington Hospital Center. Requirement is associate degree not BSN. Plus they have among the highest rates for new graduates.

4. Bonus for Flight Nurses in Maryland/DC?

   rmc2 posted a topic in Flight

   Hello. I heard some hospitals in the Washington DC Metropolitan area offer some sort of bonus or incentives to Flight Nurses. I hear maybe Children's Hospital and University of Maryland. Would any of you happen to know? Any information will be app...

5. name that hospital and its starting salary

   rmc2 replied to krazaygerl's topic in Washington DC

   Washington Hospital Center is $27.673 for new graduate (someone with less than one year of experience). I think their new graduate rate is the highest in the region. Several other hospitals pays around $25 per hour. Shift differential is 20% perman...

6. RN new graduate rate at GWU and other area hospitals?

   rmc2 posted a topic in Washington DC

   Hi there. I have a RN friend of mine who is interested in working as George Washington University Hospital. Any idea as to what the new graduate rate is and any other information? Thanks. I told her I know that the new graduate rate at the Was...

7. Washington Hospital Center - Good for grads?

   rmc2 replied to chachi69's topic in Washington DC

   Chachi69, Washington Hospital Center is a great choice. Plus I think they have the highest new graduate rates in the area, aside from being a very good teaching hospital. Acuity is high but this is what you need to really learn.

8. DC Childrens Hospital - PICU

   rmc2 replied to PEDSVA's topic in Washington DC

   To RNNPICU: Can you please tell me your rate as a new graduate nurse at DC Children's Hospital? Did you also get any kind of sign on bonus? I hear Pediatric RNs can get as much as $20K but I am not sure. Thanks.

9. Becoming an NP with little to no nursing experience??

   rmc2 replied to Blurr156's topic in NP Students

   In my hospital for example, you could still be hired as a NP with no RN experience but your salary would be less than a NP with RN experience. However, as a PA, we would count your paramedic experience. Somehow, we only look at RN experience (in ad...

10. Average Salary of a Nurse Informatics?

    rmc2 posted a topic in Informatics

    Can you please tell me the salary range / average salary for a Nursing Informatics Specialist. Thanks!

11. Do i have to have a MSN

    rmc2 replied to willdgate's topic in Informatics

    Can you tell me the average salary for a Nursing Informatics Specialist? Also, does it pay more than a NP? Thanks!

12. No. VA RN Salaries

    rmc2 replied to Anjann's topic in Virginia

    The average is $24-$25 for new graduates, with the highest rates in the Washington DC area. I don't know about Potomac Hospital.

13. NPs exempt (salaried) or non-exempt (hourly)?

    rmc2 replied to rmc2's topic in NP

    Thanks. Where I work, NPs are salaried but we get premium pay for additional 4 hour shifts (our base rate - not overtime - X 4 hours). But someone told me that most NPs are hourly.

14. NPs exempt (salaried) or non-exempt (hourly)?

    rmc2 posted a topic in NP

    Hi there! Are NPs in your organization exempt (salaried), or non-exempt (hourly) thus with potential to get paid for overtime. Thanks.

15. how do i approach this topic

    rmc2 replied to 2lip's topic in General Nursing

    Educational Reforms in Nursing could entail talking about the possibility of requiring at least a BSN degree as opposed to only an Associate degree before you can practice as a Registered Nurse...I also think that in the next few years you will need...