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Mar 10, 2007 11:16 AM

South Jersey Salary Rate


Hello everyone. Just curious, what is the salary rate of South Jersey nurses, any idea? Thanks


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from NJNursing
Old Mar 14, 2007, 08:45 AM

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Well I work in Central Jersey (Mercer County) - and as a new grad I'm making $25 an hour. I work nights, so I get shift diff thus I'm really making $29 an hour and get free benefits. Having friends that work in several surrounding hospitals in Mercer and Burlington county - the average for a new grad is $23-26 an hour. As for the rates for experienced nurses, I'm at a loss for that.
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from dashie2007
Old Aug 10, 2007, 10:17 PM

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I went to Ocean County College, and hospitals here pay new grads 24hr. I desided to go north over the bridge I am getting 29. and with my shift diff 31.50 hr going up to 32. in a few wks. I'm a new grad and in a bridge program at trinitas.
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