Nurses General Nursing
Published Apr 4, 2001
U.S. Navy
RN
16 yrs
Clinic Manager
$6,800.00 month
Moonlighting job:
16
NICU
$31.86/hr
shellrn97
4 Posts
RN , 6years, Adult CCU, 27.80/hr with 3.50 for night diff. 7p-7A. Last year 90k but that was working 48/hr-60/hr per week. Worcester Ma. Two years ago in Springfield mass. 24.00/hr with night diff of 2.00/hr. Most of my time at work. Is it all worth it?
lee1
754 Posts
Originally posted by JENZEL75 RN5 YEARSSTAFF NURSE32.00/HR
5 YEARS
STAFF NURSE
32.00/HR
pardon me but where in NJ are you making $32/hr with only 5 years experience unless that counts a shift differential, certification diff or degree diff???? You don't have to give me the hospital but would appreciate the city.
Another NJ RN
premern
22 Posts
R.N. NICU
2yrs
$16.97 base pay ( not including diffs for nights and weekends)
Kansas
tinkagain
18 Posts
How funny, when I graduated from UT Houston school of nursing in 1994, there were NO nursing jobs available for new grads. Nursing shortages seem to run in cycles. Now they're paying top dollar. I'm so happy for you. TX Children's is a wonderful hospital and I know you earn every dollar you make!
Moved to California, made $23.00 an hour as endoscopy nurse, then went into assisted living management, made 47K.
Lost my job last week, so I'm really looking around. Now I'm seriously considering moving back to Houston :-)
RNonsense
415 Posts
RN: Vascular Thoracic Sx
10 years (omg?!)
29.95/hr base (CDN)
BC Canada
GatorRN
154 Posts
1yr
Med. Intensive Care
$22.00/hr
Florida
nurseBe
17 Posts
I am interested in moving to Oregon. Anybody from there? I would like to know what the average RN salary is. I would appreciate some assistance. Thank you!
gomernurse
25 Posts
RN..30 years...LTC...swing charge...$25/hr...Washington state.
I've been doing some serious job hunting. Here's what I've found. Tampa, Florida pays approx. $30/hour for nurses plus.
Houston, TX pays the same. Hattiesburg, MS pays $19.20 per hour with 7 years experience (I'm quoting here). California pays from $24.00 - $30 an hour depending on where you live.
The real scoop is the cost of living. Unbelievable cost of living in CA as well as state taxes. Florida has no state tax, neither does TX. MS has very very low cost of living, but not enough to off-set that low of pay. There you have it.
eddy
263 Posts
5 years
ICU, MS, ER, Psych, LTC, Rehab and a little OR (They call me FloatGuy) :)
Typically $30-37/hr (made about $90k last year)
Agency work in Eastern Kansas
Pretty Good Benefits including 401k, health dental vision indemnity insurance, short and long term disability, about 7 days paid vacation a year, etc.
Top rate I ever made was $60/hr ($40 @ time and a half due to OT)
On the flip side. A staff nurse working hospital job in Topeka is bringing in about $15-24/hr with similar or fewer benefits.
Cafe
38 Posts
RN 7 years
IMCU
$27.00/hr up to $29. by next March
Add on diffs for pms, weekends, charge, OT and bonus pay with OT hours
Taxes take a big chunk
Interesting to look back when this was started in 2000