Published Jun 12, 2017
listener
96 Posts
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Location: St. Louis, MO
Facility: Large Teaching Hospital
Role: Staff-Nurse
Evenings: $2.40 (Defined as 5pm-11pm)
Nights: $2.90 (Defined as 11pm-7am)
Weekends: $2.40 (Defined as Fri 11pm thru Mon 7am)
Charge: 5% of base hourly wage
Comments: I believe that our differentials have not changed in more than 10 years. Due simply to inflation, that means that in real money terms, these "incentives" at my hospital have really lost the ability to incentivize nurses to work nights and weekends.
THELIVINGWORST, ASN, RN
1,381 Posts
This is info for current job that I'm leaving soon.
City:Las Vegas,NV
Facility: smaller than average hospital
Role: staff RN
Nights: $2.00/hr 7p-7a
Weekends: $1.00/hr thurs, fri, sat or fri, sat, mon.
Charge: 5% base pay
Standby: $5.00/hr
snowflower2016
31 Posts
Location: Chicago, IL
Evenings: $2.75 (Defined as 7pm-11pm)
Nights: $4.25 (Defined as 11pm-7am)
Weekends: $2.00
Charge: ???
BeccaznRN, RN
758 Posts
Location: Seattle, WA
Facility: Pediatric hospital
Role: Staff RN
Evenings: $2.75 (15:00 - 23:30)
Nights: $5.00 (23:00 - 07:30)
Weekends: $4.25 (Friday 23:00 - Sunday 23:30)
Charge: $2.75 (Regular charge), $2.00 (Relief charge)
Comments: We are union represented, and our differentials have been negotiated and increased (although ever-so-slightly) with new contracts. We also get an additional 8 hours per year of PTO after 24 months of a straight night position. Standby is $4.00/hr.
RNperdiem, RN
4,592 Posts
At my university hospital in the south east, weekend differential is $10hr. We have no problems staffing on weekends. Less work for more money.
vintagemother, BSN, CNA, LVN, RN
2,717 Posts
Location: CA-not Southern
Facility: 300+ bed acute hospital with a trauma center
Nights: $4.60/hr 8 hr night
Weekends: approx $3
Charge: N/A
Standby: N/A