Huntington Starting Pay

by djc1981
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  1. Does anyone happen to know the current RN new graduate starting salaries of the Huntington hospitals -- specifically Cabell and St. Marys? Thanks.
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  3. by Noryn
    Jul 8, '08
    Probably around 22-23 dollars a hour.
  4. by Redneckmedic63
    Jul 9, '08
    Last I checked, starting pay is around 19-20 for GN's, then goes to about 20-21 for you as soon as you pass your boards. Increases are fairly liberal - after about 3 years you'd be around 24-25 per hour. Benefits in Huntington (either hospital) are VERY good compared to others. This area is much more competitive than most in the state...
  5. by Noryn
    Jul 9, '08
    Yeah about 3 years ago I was looking for a job. I think I was offered around 19.00 hour (not a new grad) in Hurricane and had a job offer at a Huntington hospital at 24.25 an hour I think. That wasnt counting shift differential so Huntington is a great place to work. I have a friend I think who is making close to 28-29 dollars a hour. Sometimes I kick myself for not taking that job.
  6. by bluelorelai
    Jul 10, '08
    I have 20+ years of ICU/CCU nursing and was just offered $29/hr from CHH for an ICU position. They seem to have a great benefits package too.
  7. by Noryn
    Jul 10, '08
    I have heard nothing but wonderful things about Cabell.
  8. by djc1981
    Jul 10, '08
    Thanks for the responses. I, also, have heard nothing but good things coming from Huntington. And sadly, nothing but bad things coming from Charleston. Even though I live in Charleston, I fully intend to be working toward the West when I graduate
  9. by Redneckmedic63
    Jul 11, '08
    Quote from bluelorelai
    I have 20+ years of ICU/CCU nursing and was just offered $29/hr from CHH for an ICU position. They seem to have a great benefits package too.
    I've worked critical care at CHH for 3+ years and love it. Just like any place, alot of it is what you make it, and there will always be something that someone's griping about. But overall, not a bad place to work. The ICU is cool, SICU is even better. As for me, I stay with the kids (PICU), but the adult services are great as well.

    Welcome to the family!!!!
  10. by bluelorelai
    Jul 11, '08
    Thank you! I did interview with Fresenius, but was sorely disappointed in both the pay and the benefit package.

    I've accepted the position in SICU at CHH, hopefully all will go according to plan and I will be joining the ranks of happy nurses that I hear so much about.

    :caduceus:
  11. by robhasty
    Jul 12, '08
    Hey Joe! Where ya at. We're headed back that way August 15th. I'm not sure what number to get you at.

    Let me know!

    Rob
    Cali
  12. by LovePurple
    Nov 11, '08
    hey, I have an interview for a new grad position this thursday at St Marys. I'm very interested to see how they compare, as all I've been exposed to for the most part is CAMC.. go figure! I love CAMC, but I definitely want to weigh out my options! I'm VERY Excited to see what St Marys has to offer!! I've heard their benefits alone are worth going for!
  13. by cpnegrad07
    Nov 11, '08
    Well, let us know! Thanks,



    Quote from LovePurple
    hey, I have an interview for a new grad position this thursday at St Marys. I'm very interested to see how they compare, as all I've been exposed to for the most part is CAMC.. go figure! I love CAMC, but I definitely want to weigh out my options! I'm VERY Excited to see what St Marys has to offer!! I've heard their benefits alone are worth going for!
  14. by LovePurple
    Nov 11, '08
    anyone have any ideas the range I should be expecting for a new grad position?

    another question to add... anyone know what st francis and thomas offer to new grads? How do their benefits compare?
    Thanks for ANY current info on benefits and pay at any wv hospitals!!
    Thanks again!
    Last edit by LovePurple on Nov 11, '08

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