benefits for new RN

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i am applying to nursing schools now. i was wondering if new RNs get decent job benefits such as health care, retirement, tuition reimbursement, etc? i would assume they get a great health care package. is this true? i have some preexisting health problems, so i need good health insurance.

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Benefits depend on who you're working for. "Big" employers, like hospitals, typically offer a "full service" package of benefits. If you're working for a small outfit like a doctor's office, there may be very limited benefits.

It's been many years since I've gotten, from any employer, anything I would consider a "great health care package." The health coverage I've gotten has been better than what lots of other people have, but far from "great."

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Specializes in Medical Surgical Telemetry.

I graduated in 07 and work in a hospital in the Boston area. I pay $300 a month for family medical and $60 a month for dental. I get tuition reimbursement, life insurance for free, and a lot more that I can't remember. I am really really happy with my benefits!

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