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May 28, 2007 07:21 AM

If You Live In Monmouth County But Work Out Of County


I'm just wondering about where nurses are working that live in Monmouth County. It seems that from Monmouth County down the salaries are not impressive. Any thoughts from local neighbors?
Also does anyone know anything about Bayshore Community Hospital. I'd hate to commit to a two-year program if it's not a desirable place to work.
Thanks! (I'm a new grad/May '07)


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from SteveRN21
Old May 31, 2007, 08:46 AM

Default Re: If You Live In Monmouth County But Work Out Of County
I worked at Riverview as a PCT while in school, moved to SC, now moving back to Monmouth County to work in Manhattan at MSCHONY. I have never heard anything good about Bayshore, from nurses to family/friends who have been patients. I recommend Riverview or Jersey Shore UMC if you don't mind commuting to "the OC"
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Old Jun 01, 2007, 11:38 AM

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Steve, what do you expect your commute to be from Monmouth to Manhattan. I'm considering moving to Monmouth (perhaps Freehold area) from Brooklyn and was wondering if commuting to NYC was realistic. Have you considered Centrastate or Monmouth Medical Center? Also what is MSCHONY?
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Old Jun 10, 2007, 09:22 PM

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Bayshore is a very very small community hospital. they tended to transfer people to other hospitals if they couldn't handle the cases.
Jersey Shore is a very viable alternative, and depending on where in Monmouth (northern like Hazlet, or southern like Howell) there are many hospitals within a 30-45 min drive. CentraState, Kimball, OMC in Brick, Deborah H&L...or, there's Raritan Bay (either one), Robert Wood Johnson @ Hamilton...lots of opportunities
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Old Feb 08, 2008, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by RoseNJRN2B View Post
I'm just wondering about where nurses are working that live in Monmouth County. It seems that from Monmouth County down the salaries are not impressive. Any thoughts from local neighbors?
Also does anyone know anything about Bayshore Community Hospital. I'd hate to commit to a two-year program if it's not a desirable place to work.
Thanks! (I'm a new grad/May '07)

You could do 2 years of anything. This was my first hospital experience and it was not bad. I enjoyed the small feel of a community hospital as a beginner. But as far as professional growth and education go, Meridian is better. Remember 2 years is not that long over your career and Bayshore was a good "starter job" as there were good mentors there at that time. I have been gone for 2 years now and things are changing.
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from SteveRN21
Old Feb 08, 2008, 07:17 PM

Default Re: If You Live In Monmouth County But Work Out Of County
Sorry about not replying sooner, but here are the answers to your questions..

what do you expect your commute to be from Monmouth to Manhattan?

From where I live on the shore, it takes me 50-65 minutes each way to commute. It takes longer working weekend nights, since you are heading back into the city with all the nightlife crowd.

Have you considered Centrastate or Monmouth Medical Center?

Centrastate is 40 minutes away, and a small hospital. MMC didn't have a neonatal open-heart, major surgical or ECMO service, which is what I wanted.

Also what is MSCHONY?

NY Presbyterian's Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of NY - W 168th and Broadway - just over the GW Bridge.
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Old Feb 09, 2008, 10:29 AM

Default Re: If You Live In Monmouth County But Work Out Of County
Originally Posted by SteveRN21 View Post
NY Presbyterian's Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of NY - W 168th and Broadway - just over the GW Bridge.
Congrats on that job. Quite impressive! I just started working for NY Presbyterian Weill Cornell back in November. I used to work at Jersey Shore Medical and Riverview as PCT.
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