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Sep 18, 2008 02:39 AM

Thinking of moving to Oregon


We were thinking of moving to Oregon, so we looked up houses in the area we liked. My question is how much is the average hourly pay for LPNs in Oregon? I would like to know if we could afford to live there comfortably, or at least make sure we can pay the bills. We have 4 kids so, we need a larger house.
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from LunahRN
Old Sep 18, 2008, 06:32 AM

Default Re: Thinking of moving to Oregon
I'm not sure you'll get as many answers here as you might from your post in the Oregon forum, but depending on where you want to move, you could try plugging a few zip codes in at salary.com and see what the average pay is.

My husband and I will probably move to Oregon in the next year or two -- I'm from there, originally (family is all from the Portland area).
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Old Sep 18, 2008, 10:16 AM

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hello supergirl, we have been looking at going to oregon as soon as im done (god-willing), i test 5weeks and a day compared to where i come from, Phoenix, their pay is a smidge less for lpn there and about the same for rn, but it is a whole lot cheaper and cleaner there. Here in phoenix lpn get 17-26$ hr and rn can start anywhere from 25-35$hr. but it cost to live here, do you have any idea how much a summer month of air conditioning cost- as much as 450$/month, that's alot of overtime
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from BBFRN
Old Sep 18, 2008, 03:41 PM

Default Re: Thinking of moving to Oregon
Thread moved to the Oregon Nurses forum to encourage more responses.
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Old Oct 19, 2008, 03:39 AM

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LPN pay is pretty good here, but do not expect to work in the hospitals. I'm a 3-year LPN working agency and I get $26. Some agencies pay up to $30, I think. I believe Most NH's pay around $20-22 to start. There is plenty of work.
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