Name the hospital and its Starting Salary!!!

U.S.A. New York

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Mt. Sinai $68,000 effective 1/07

Specializes in Pediatrics, Med-Surg.

You didn't want to work at HHC? Where are you looking at working? Right now I work at Woodhull in the pediatric emergency room but am considering doing a travel position in cali. Things aren't finalized yet but it's always an option.

Specializes in Oncology.
You didn't want to work at HHC? Where are you looking at working? Right now I work at Woodhull in the pediatric emergency room but am considering doing a travel position in cali. Things aren't finalized yet but it's always an option.

Working for HHC didn't bother me I just had another couple offers by the time they got around to calling. Best of luck in you decision!

I am a novice nurse who is having problems obtaining employment. Since August I have applied to over 20 locations. Any one have advice.

Specializes in Psychiatric.

Can anyone help me please--I passed my boards in May and started working for a cardiac hospital in June and I hate it! I have only been there for about 3.5 months and I cannot stand the constant beeping of the monitors all night long and I also hate the night shift. I want to try doing something else and I want to do it during the day--maybe OR or Psy? Can anyone tell me about working in OR or Psy? Thank you.

Specializes in Psychiatric.
does anyone have any info on the hospital for special surgery in manhattan? :confused:

Hello Uplifting RN--I thought you did get a job working for HSS--in fact, I want to work there too--how do you like your job so far? I am currently working for a cardiac hospital and I am not liking it much and I hate working the night shift--I want to get into OR and I read an earlier post from you regarding HSS and I would love to work in their OR--can you give me any advice about the hospital and the OR program? Thanks.

RGH is giving a 10,000 bonus, 21/hr, Highland think very carefully before applying there, SMH-same as RGH but no bonus

starting salary for new grad in Hospital for Special Surgery base $37/hr thats with a BSN degree.

I was just hired at NewYork-Presbyterian Cornell as a new grad (BSN), working day shifts in the OR @ $36.45/hour (base pay). I can't wait to start!

:loveya:

Specializes in Emergency.

Have you followed up with the facilities via phone? What does your resume look like? Also, take into consideration not everyone works the way we would like them to. I.E.- I put in an application at 2 different HHC facilities 4 months ago. Last week, when I least expected it- I was called for interview. Sometimes these things take time. However, you should register at advance for nurses online. There is another career fair coming up in Nov i believe. (Though I think its in westchester). Many facilities in the tri-state area recruit at these fairs.

Hope that helps....Dee

Hello everyone..i was wondering if anyone knew the current salary for bellevue or Beth isreal since i havent been able to find it anywhere.

Thanks in advance!!

HEY JENNARN1006 :p - How's the Job at Sloan-Kettering - I was wondering if you would know, by any chance, if the salary for Sloan-Kettering was just as competitive and does that mean for all divisions of Nursing (OR, ICU, etc. etc.) at their New Jersey Location in Basking Ridge?

I'd like to intern somewhere in New Jersey as I am a pre-nursing student going for my AAS to become a RN:heartbeat, and was wondering if this was a good idea? Or if you had known anyone from the NJ Facility or a Recruiter there that I would be able to correspond with and get some more information. Thanks so much - LOVE NURSES - :redbeathe

Specializes in OR, Home Care, Managed Care, Case Mgmt.

Hey SilverMist! Just wanted to know if you've applied to HSS. I was in telemetry for about 4 months right after graduation (I graduated in December '08 with a BSN) and then I switched to HSS' OR Residency, which I started in July. It's awesome so far, HSS appears to invest a lot to educate their new staff, and the benefits are ok. My favorite thing though is how much tuition reimbursement they give...it's like $10,000 for BSN, $12,000 for Master's, and more for PhD...

Another really great thing that keeps me going is that fellow co-workers at HSS are really nice. =) It really helps to have friendly and supportive colleagues.

Just thought I'd reply 'cuz I was so happy to see HSS mentioned. =) If you really don't like cardiac, there are other options for you out there. My husband really enjoyed doing Psych @ St. Luke's-Roosevelt.

Kay

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