2013 Nashville Area New Grad Pay

U.S.A. Tennessee

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Just starting this thread for anyone who wants to know what different hospitals start their new grads at.

Middle Tennessee Medical Center 18.40 Weekend diff= 2.??

Add as you see fit!

Specializes in Anesthesia.

Skyline and some HCA hospitals will start out: Not saying this is the norm. Just from what I've seen with my own eyes.

ASN (females) -18.00 ASN (males) - no idea

BSN (females) - 19.00 BSN (males) - 21.60

Shift diff - 3 or 4.00

Vanderbilt - I've heard anywhere from 18-24 starting out.

St. Thomas - I've heard just 18-19 to start out.

Hope this helps!

I graduated in may and started off with $21.14 not including night shift different/weekend pay and bedside pay in memphis(graduated from a nashville program)

Specializes in geriatrics, hospice, private duty.

This is RN pay? I make more than some of those and I'm an LPN living in a very rural area. At least I know not to expect a big raise if/when I finish my RN now :sniff:.

This is RN pay? I make more than some of those and I'm an LPN living in a very rural area. At least I know not to expect a big raise if/when I finish my RN now .

Exactly, lol. But the VA will pay you for your experience as an LPN if you get a job there as an RN.

how many hrs a week

Vanderbilt it 36 hours a week and like 1 shift of overtime per 6week scheduling period. MTMC is 36 hours a week with no overtime required unless you want it. VA is 40 hours a week with no overtime unless you want it.

Specializes in MICU-PedsCardsStepdown-PCICU-PICU-Onco Infusion RN.

I PROMISE you will NOT pay a new grad anywhere near $24 an hour. You may get $18-21. They have good shift differentials though, and good insurance. And another poster mistakenly said they require one OT shift each six weeks, which is slightly misleading. They require an on call shift every 6 weeks, but if your unit is short then you will probably get called in.

Vanderbilt it 36 hours a week and like 1 shift of overtime per 6week scheduling period. MTMC is 36 hours a week with no overtime required unless you want it. VA is 40 hours a week with no overtime unless you want it.

Is the VA only 8 hour shifts?

BSN (females) - 19.00 BSN (males) - 21.60

Well, that's annoying.

Specializes in ER, Med-surg.

Well, that's annoying.

His reported shift diffs are inaccurate so it's likely the pay rates are too.

BSN (females) - 19.00 BSN (males) - 21.60

Feels like I'm missing something here... male nurses get paid more?

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