Pay in Denver for experienced MSN?

U.S.A. Colorado

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Specializes in ER/OR/ICU.

Hello All, I am Jeff. I am in the Air Force and will be getting out soon and plan on moving my family to Denver, probably South Metro for school district wants.... Needless to say I am interested in what I would potentially make (money). I have been a Nurse for 11 years now and have worked in the following; Burn ICU, CCU, Neuro ICU, Trauma ER, Chest Pain Centers, and now most recently I am an Operating Room Nurse. I have a Masters in Executive Nursing Administration from a traditional 4 year university although I am not working in Management. Not opposed to it either. All I see in reference to pay here is related to new grads. By the time I get there I will have 13 years Nursing behind my belt. Would anyone happen to have an idea on what the pay is for a nurse with my experience and education? Just ballpark it. Hope to hear from some of you guys....

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Specializes in OB-Gyn/Primary Care/Ambulatory Leadership.

Ballpark....I'd say $34-40, assuming you'd be doing bedside.

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how does that compare with 30 years experience but no masters,also where is the best area to live for entertainment etc not interested in child friendly,just nature and bars etc

thanks:lol2:

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Specializes in OB-Gyn/Primary Care/Ambulatory Leadership.
how does that compare with 30 years experience but no masters,also where is the best area to live for entertainment etc not interested in child friendly,just nature and bars etc

thanks:lol2:

Paywise, probably about the same.

Nature and bars...I'd say Boulder!

When you get into town, PM me. I like nature AND bars. :lol2:

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will do

not sure when we will visit yet though,i need to do some homework on boulder first, any suggestions on best hospitals to work would be appreciated.

thanks klone:yeah:

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