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Lets look at this salary situation another way, by taking a poll of who is working for the least amount of money, or has been offered the least in recent history. For example, in January, 2003, as an RN,BSN, I was offered $15.35 per hour base at a "large local facility."
Who can beat that for a sucky offer?
Cost of living by me is really really low. I mean my house which is 1000 square feet and was built in 1980 and is very structurally sound was only $52k, and all the property out here is like that. Nurses seem to get paid fairly well too. CNA's make around $8-10 an hour, and lpn's make around $17 an hour, RN's make around $24. I always thought I'd move back up north to chicago after school, but it looks less and less likely that I'm going anywhere every day.
Cost of living by me is really really low. I mean my house which is 1000 square feet and was built in 1980 and is very structurally sound was only $52k, and all the property out here is like that. Nurses seem to get paid fairly well too. CNA's make around $8-10 an hour, and lpn's make around $17 an hour, RN's make around $24. I always thought I'd move back up north to chicago after school, but it looks less and less likely that I'm going anywhere every day.
Cost of living by me is really really low. I mean my house which is 1000 square feet and was built in 1980 and is very structurally sound was only $52k, and all the property out here is like that. Nurses seem to get paid fairly well too. CNA's make around $8-10 an hour, and lpn's make around $17 an hour, RN's make around $24. I always thought I'd move back up north to chicago after school, but it looks less and less likely that I'm going anywhere every day.
I might be interested! where is "out here"?
Cost of living by me is really really low. I mean my house which is 1000 square feet and was built in 1980 and is very structurally sound was only $52k, and all the property out here is like that. Nurses seem to get paid fairly well too. CNA's make around $8-10 an hour, and lpn's make around $17 an hour, RN's make around $24. I always thought I'd move back up north to chicago after school, but it looks less and less likely that I'm going anywhere every day.
I might be interested! where is "out here"?
epg_pei
277 Posts
How about the ~$17/hr Canadian offered to new grads in Quebec? Pretty disgusting if you ask me. Probably 0.7 float positions at that.