Name the hospital and its Starting Salary!!!

Futurenurse..2010 · Nov 4, 2011

Hi, I graduated from nursing school in 2010. I did my community rotation with VNSNY and throughly enjoyed it. I am currently working in a large local hospital and looking for an additional perdiem or part time job. I am interested in reconnecting with VNSNY. I saw some jobs for per diem nurses advertised on their website and filled out an online application and sent my resume. I haven't heard anything back...it's as if my information went into a hole..who knows where it is or if any one has seen it. I have tried to contact my supervisor from my clinical rotation and as luck has it, she is no longer with VNSNY. I was wondering if you had any advice for me or if you know what the criteria is for filling these positions. Ideally, I am looking for a part time or per diem position in Nassau or Queens. Thanks in advance for any advice or information.

Guest27531 · Nov 5, 2011

Hi, I graduated from nursing school in 2010. I did my community rotation with VNSNY and throughly enjoyed it. I am currently working in a large local hospital and looking for an additional perdiem or part time job. I am interested in reconnecting with VNSNY. I saw some jobs for per diem nurses advertised on their website and filled out an online application and sent my resume. I haven't heard anything back...it's as if my information went into a hole..who knows where it is or if any one has seen it. I have tried to contact my supervisor from my clinical rotation and as luck has it, she is no longer with VNSNY. I was wondering if you had any advice for me or if you know what the criteria is for filling these positions. Ideally, I am looking for a part time or per diem position in Nassau or Queens. Thanks in advance for any advice or information.

I used to work for VNS (1.5 years full time and 10 additional years contract). I loved it and decided that I would return to work for them Per Diem when I retired. So, 1.5 years ago, I retired from full time employment (too young for real retirement, however). I applied to work for VNS and received no response. I went to a job fair and asked them about it. The recruiter was very nice, looked at her list and indicated that the position I wanted was not available. She also apologized that they cannot get back to those who are not chosen because there are simply too many applications and showed me a pile of resumes nearly 6 inches thick and the job fair had only been open for 1 hour. I watched the Web site weekly and have applied two additional times and heard nothing. I understand that they have many applications for each position but it is still difficult not to hear anything. So, I understand your concern.

I advise you to keep your resume posted through their Web site and keep applying for the position you want whenever it appears, however, I do believe that you would not be a desirable candidate for Per Diem or Part Time (at least if I were the recruiter) as you do not have the home care experience that would be desired for Per Diem or Part Time. I highly recommend applying for a Full Time position with them, working for a year and then change your status to Per Diem or Part Time. It may be the only way to get your foot in the door with them.

I wish you the best of luck!

rebecca41 · Nov 30, 2011

Does anyone know what starting salary is at Northern Westchester Hospital in Mount Kisco, NY? Thanks!

tern, BSN, RN · Jan 17, 2012

NYP-Cornell new grad $76,200

PacoUSA, BSN, RN · Jan 22, 2012

Anyone know starting salary @ Stony Brook Univ Med Center on Long Island? If you prefer to PM me the info, feel free, thank you!

limerick1913 · Feb 4, 2012

St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital, New York City

$74,484.54 (base)

$1,421 (BSN)

$5,400 (Night Shift Differential)

graceface · Feb 5, 2012

I've heard that finding an RN job in NY is very difficult because the market is saturated with new graduates. Is anyone currently a nursing student, recent graduate, or RN in NY and have an opinion on this matter?

maxdog · Mar 21, 2012

NYU Langone Medical Center. New grad started March 2012. $77, 945.00 per year. Does not include shift differential.

maxdog · Mar 21, 2012

Unfortunately it is very difficult for new graduates to find jobs here in the city. Unless you had an externship to get your foot in the door it takes an average of 6-9 months to find a job in NYC. I just graduated from NYU in December 2011 and almost all of my nursing school friends are still unemployed or volunteering at nursing homes/clinics/hospitals hoping it will lead to a job.

PacoUSA, BSN, RN · Mar 30, 2012

As much as I would love to work in a NYC hospital, I am going to stay put and try to get a job at the hospital affiliated with my university, where I have done many of my clinicals. It's the best chance I have of being employed right after graduation. Once I have my 2+ years of experience, it will be easier to make a move. That market is too saturated with new grads right now, and will be for a while. Need to shed the new grad label before going there.

nursegirl10486 · Apr 14, 2012

Good Sam I hear 60K a year

Nyack is 34.19/hr.

concep1125 · May 9, 2012

Does anyone know the starting salary @ Hospital for Special Surgeries?