Nurses General Nursing
Published Sep 3, 2009
chr!ssyrn
6 Posts
I AM CURRENTLY RESIDING IN NJ AND AM LOOKING TO RELOCATE OUT OF STATE BUT DO NOT KNOW THE FIRST THING TO DO, ESPECIALLY REGARDING NURSING SALARIES, COST OF LIVING, ETC.
I DON'T CARE WHAT STATE YOU ARE FROM, ANY INPUT ABOUT WHAT STATE YOU LIVE IN, ESTIMATED NURSING SALARIES, IF THEY PAY FOR NATIONAL ANCC CERTIFICATION, BSN DIFFERENTIAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR ARE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!
I HAVE BEEN AN RN FOR 7 YEARS AND AM LOOKING TO RELOCATE WITHIN THE NEXT 2 YEARS.
THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH!:nurse:
cookienay
197 Posts
Chrissy- my facility is hiring and thriving and I love working here. What is your area of specialty? PM me if you would like more info. Don't want to post identifying info on public forum.
PostOpPrincess, BSN, RN
2,211 Posts
http://www.baptisthealth.net
South Florida
PROS: Beautiful weather in the winter...
CONS: Hurricanes and the snowbirds in the winter
Very culturally diverse--can be expensive coming from Midwest...but comparable coming from NJ/NY/East Coast.
good luck!
jean36
44 Posts
DFW area.Very affordable housing,average salary
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas: an RN with 7 years would earn between $27 and $30 per hour at most major hospitals in the area. A house in a decent area would cost about $150,000. A 2-bedroom apartment would rent for $600 to $1000 monthly, depending on how fancy you want to get.
Oklahoma City, OK: an RN with 7 years experience would earn about $25 at most major hospitals. A house in a decent area would cost about $120,000. A 2-bedroom apartment would rent for $550 monthly.
diane227, LPN, RN
1,941 Posts
I live in the Seattle area, just 15 minutes outside of Seattle. Have been here from Texas about 4 years. Love it here. Most of the nurses are union, salaries are good but housing costs are high here. Beautiful in the summer, overcast in the winter. The area is beautiful and the weather is actually usually very nice. It does not rain here all the time and in fact in the summer it never rains at all (we are currently in a drought).
I used to live in Houston. Lots of hospitals in that area in the Texas Medical Center and in the outlying areas around Houston. Lots of traffic however. Great hospitals to work for there.
What is your area of interest in nursing. Send me a private email and I can give you more scoop on either area if you are interested. Good Luck
Silverdragon102, BSN
1 Article; 39,477 Posts
Just a reminder cos you are asking OP to send you a pm as a registered member she can not send any pms until she has 15 or more posts.
loriangel14, RN
6,931 Posts
I AM CURRENTLY RESIDING IN NJ AND AM LOOKING TO RELOCATE OUT OF STATE BUT DO NOT KNOW THE FIRST THING TO DO, ESPECIALLY REGARDING NURSING SALARIES, COST OF LIVING, ETC. I DON'T CARE WHAT STATE YOU ARE FROM, ANY INPUT ABOUT WHAT STATE YOU LIVE IN, ESTIMATED NURSING SALARIES, IF THEY PAY FOR NATIONAL ANCC CERTIFICATION, BSN DIFFERENTIAL AND GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR ARE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!I HAVE BEEN AN RN FOR 7 YEARS AND AM LOOKING TO RELOCATE WITHIN THE NEXT 2 YEARS. THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH!:nurse:
Why are you yelling?
I AM REPLYING TO EVERYONE POSTED. THANK YOU ALL FOR RESPONDING. I DON'T KNOW WHAT A PM OR I WOULD REPLY THAT WAY.
ANY OTHER INFORMATION ON OTHER STATES WOULD HELP TREMENDOUSLY. I AM TRYING TO GET OFF THIS EAST COAST NIGHTMARE LIVING. NOT LOOKING FOR NEW ENGLAND EITHER OR WEST COAST.
THANK YOU AGAIN!
exmil77
23 Posts
Kansas City area hospitals are hiring. KU Med just had an advertisement on the news the other night looking for Med Surg nurses. GREAT place to work.
Do they have an inpatient psychiatric ward?
Kansas City...are there any inpt mental health wards in the area hospitals?