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Definetely agreeing with what the top two said.
However though, if the economy does get better and employment is not such a scarce thing and they lift the hiring freeze, then aim for the teaching hospitals like New York Methodist and Maimonides Medical Center.
Most facilities in NYC are between 60-70K a year as a starting salary.
As far as the commute, well Brooklyn is a large borough so it depends on what part you live in which will determine the commute.
simplyashley21
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I am a pre-nursing (BSN) student with a keen interest in living in New York. More specifically, I am looking to live in Brooklyn. What is the best place to work as a new grad? Why? What starting salary should a new grad at the specified facility expect? Is the hospital worth the commute? All other advice is welcomed regarding theses facilities as well.
TIA,
Ashley:specs: