ATTENTION ALLAGNCY NURSES! QUESTION 4 YA

mustangsheba · Mar 5, 2001

My hourly wage varies based on my agency's contract with the facility and the area in which I work: $27-31/hr. Oregon. 19 years as a nurse; two years agency.

mustangsheba · Mar 5, 2001

My hourly wage varies based on my agency's contract with the facility and the area in which I work: $27-31/hr. Oregon. 19 years as a nurse; two years agency.

dawngloves, BSN, RN · Mar 5, 2001

In Philadelphia at my agency, a specialty RN (ICU, L&D) can make on 7-3 $40/hr, 3-11 $42/hr, 11-7 $45/hr. This is on the weekends.

I've been an RN 4 years and have done agency 6 months.

dawngloves, BSN, RN · Mar 5, 2001

In Philadelphia at my agency, a specialty RN (ICU, L&D) can make on 7-3 $40/hr, 3-11 $42/hr, 11-7 $45/hr. This is on the weekends.

I've been an RN 4 years and have done agency 6 months.

bunky, BSN, RN · Mar 7, 2001

Hi again Aaron!

$29 weekdays, 7a-7p

$31 weekend days, and I get $34/hr when I pull charge.

Been a nurse for almost 6yrs, Texas

bunky, BSN, RN · Mar 7, 2001

Hi again Aaron!

$29 weekdays, 7a-7p

$31 weekend days, and I get $34/hr when I pull charge.

Been a nurse for almost 6yrs, Texas

nurseaaron · Mar 8, 2001

Originally posted by nurseaaron:
Just want to know 3 things:

1 What is your hourly wage?
2 What state do you work in?
3 How many years have you been practicing?

Thank you sooooooooo muuuuuuch ! ! ! !

nurseaaron · Mar 8, 2001

Originally posted by nurseaaron:
Just want to know 3 things:

1 What is your hourly wage?
2 What state do you work in?
3 How many years have you been practicing?

Thank you sooooooooo muuuuuuch ! ! ! !

nurseaaron · Mar 8, 2001

Thank you everyone for responding. This really helps. I'm starting a business that will allow the nurse to work independently as a contract nurse for hospitals. This will avoid the agency thus put more money in your pocket. Gathering info by state to get an idea of where the contracts should begin

Thanks for the help, and keep responding!

Aaron

Originally posted by nurseaaron:
Just want to know 3 things:

1 What is your hourly wage?
2 What state do you work in?
3 How many years have you been practicing?

Thank you sooooooooo muuuuuuch ! ! ! !

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Tommorrow will be no different than yesterday if no change is made today!

nurseaaron · Mar 8, 2001

Thank you everyone for responding. This really helps. I'm starting a business that will allow the nurse to work independently as a contract nurse for hospitals. This will avoid the agency thus put more money in your pocket. Gathering info by state to get an idea of where the contracts should begin

Thanks for the help, and keep responding!

Aaron

Originally posted by nurseaaron:
Just want to know 3 things:

1 What is your hourly wage?
2 What state do you work in?
3 How many years have you been practicing?

Thank you sooooooooo muuuuuuch ! ! ! !

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Tommorrow will be no different than yesterday if no change is made today!