San Diego Pay Rates.

1. I am relocating to San Diego and need advice on pay rates and hospitals in the area. I want to work in either MSICU, CCU, ER, SICU, CVICU. Please help

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   Jan 26, '03

   www.signonsandiego.com is the website of the newspaper [San Diego Union Tribune].
   
   Hospitals: UCSD Medical Center/Hillcrest or LaJolla
   Scripps Memorial Hospital, Scripps-Mercy, Scripps-Chula Vista (small), Sharp Memorial, Sharp-Chula Vista (small), Sharp-Grossmont, Veteran's Administration Hospital, Navy Regional Medical Center, Tri-city Medical Center, Palomar Hospital, Sharp-Coronado (small), Alvarado (?small). Who'd I miss?
   
   I'd check websites, e-mail recruiters. GOOD LUCK!
4. 
   Jan 26, '03

   www.salary.com
   www.scripps.org
   www.sharp.com
   http://health.ucsd.edu
   www.dhs.ca.gov
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   Jan 27, '03

   I forgot Kaiser.
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   Jan 27, '03

   Paradise Valley Hospital
   Children's Hospital
   
   Also check out rent and mortgage info before you have your decision made. The pay doesn't match the cost of living very well.
7. 
   Jan 27, '03

   How much is the hourly pay
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   Jan 27, '03

   AROUND $20 new grad, $25 experienced for staff nursing in the Sharp system (the biggest in the city). Scripps about the same. Kaiser, VA and UCSD pay a little more from what I've heard. I believe most of the hospitals are within a few dollars either way of each other. More with differentials.
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   Jan 27, '03

   That about right Prmenrs? Sjoe?
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    Jan 27, '03

    I'm retired!! HOWEVER.....
    
    The casual job I just applied for pays $30/hour. $4+ for nights.
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    Jan 27, '03

    Yeah, I was referring to FT. Per diems are all $30+
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    Mar 21, '04

    Another newspaper in North County San Diego is:
    www.nctimes.com
    which is online (North County Times).
    Heard that nurses at Tri-City took cuts in pay.

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