How much do you make? - page 6

1. 
   Apr 16, '01

   Occupation: Certified school nurse Joined: Mar '01; Posts: 209

   Rn, Bsn
   18 years
   school nursing in Ohio
   34.97/hr
2. 
   Apr 16, '01

   Occupation: Human Resources Joined: Apr '01; Posts: 2

   I am working on a search for a nurse for Houston TX that is paying $45K a year plus O.T. Requirement is Bachelors in Nursing, hold a current license(RN)plus a minimum of 2 yrs. clinical exp. If you are interested, send me an e-mail and I will provide you with more info. They will pay for partial relo.
   
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3. 
   Apr 16, '01

   Occupation: Registered Nurse Joined: Jan '01; Posts: 24; Likes: 1

   
   RN
   5 years;
   4 years LTC, 1 year acute psychiatric
   work as supervisor at times, zero diff for anything
   $18/hr
   last year $40,000 with a little overtime
   Twin Falls Idaho
   
4. 
   Apr 16, '01

   Occupation: RN-Cardiac Joined: Apr '01; Posts: 1

   RN for 10 years
   Specialty includes open heart recovery/surgery. Acute coronary care, cardiology office x 4yrs, now presently in cardiac rehab x1yr.
   
   Salary 42,000/yearly
5. 
   Apr 16, '01

   Occupation: RNC Joined: Mar '01; Posts: 5

   14 yrs. experience
   Level II SCN, Columbus
   RNC-Inpatient OB
   (if certified in area you work-50 cents/hr.)
   $24.45/hr. doesn't include shift diff.: 15%nights and also w/e $2.50/hr. and $1.00/hr. charge. We also get benefits on top of this!
6. 
   Apr 16, '01

   Occupation: R.N. Joined: Mar '01; Posts: 3

   I work as a staff R.N. in a cardiac catheterization unit in Staten Island New York. I have 10 years experience and make $29 / hr.
7. 
   Apr 16, '01

   Occupation: Registered Nurse Joined: Jan '01; Posts: 197; Likes: 18

   Originally posted by OBNURSEHEATHER:
   RN
   
   OB
   
   $18.54/hr, days, 8 hr. shifts
   
   2 years exp.

   
   8 hour shifts? I would love that! What state are you in again?
   
   Amanda )
   I'll graduate next year...
   
   
8. 
   Apr 17, '01

   Occupation: nursing Joined: Apr '01; Posts: 45; Likes: 2

   1.Position held.(RN,LVN/LPN)-------RN
   2.Years as a nurse.-----2
   3.Area of work.(M/S,ER,LTC,etc.)-------Psyche
   4.Current hourly wage.------$22/per hour (includes $2.50 shift/hour)...union still negotiating for $1.25/per hour for charge pay.
   
   
   
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9. 
   Apr 17, '01

   Occupation: rn Joined: Apr '01; Posts: 4

   Originally posted by Dplear:
   Pedi RN
   15 years
   Houston, texas
   92,000 a year as staff nurse

   I will grad. in may and would like to work in surg. Do yuo know if childrens hospital will hire new grads and train them in surg?Appreciate any info.Thanx
   
10. 
    Apr 17, '01

    Occupation: RN Joined: Apr '01; Posts: 5

    $25.00/hr.
    Prn RN, pool nurse
    Orlando,Fl
    6 years licensed
    (started at $11.90/hr. full time as med/surg in 12/95)
    
11. 
    Apr 17, '01

    Occupation: rn Joined: Apr '01; Posts: 1

    Originally posted by plumrn:
    Calling all nurses! Just a quick poll.Please tell us your:
    1.Position held.(RN,LVN/LPN)
    2.Years as a nurse.
    3.Area of work.(M/S,ER,LTC,etc.)
    4.Current hourly wage.
    This should be interesting. Thanks.

    RN
    7 years
    picu, mother baby, peds, geriatric home health
    $16.57-$17.00
    not nearly enough money and have since left nursing
12. 
    Apr 17, '01

    Occupation: Registered Nurse, HealthSouth Rehab Hospital Joined: Jan '99; Posts: 3

    RN
    Charge Nurse
    Rehab Hospital
    Night Shift, @ this facility slightly >1yr
    $18.50/hr
    
    (this was a major increase in pay from the local hospital pay after 2 years of $14.79, also at night.)
    
    
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13. 
    Apr 17, '01

    Occupation: Nurse Clinician/Case Manager Specialty: 20 year(s) of experience in Pediatric Rehabilitation ; From: US ; Joined: Mar '01; Posts: 2,830; Likes: 67

    Pediatric RN
    6 years
    $17.75/hr + $3.75/hr nights shift diff+
    $1.00/hr Charge Pay
    Full Benefits
    

    Last edit by nurs4kids on Jul 19, '01

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