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U.S. Navy
RN
16 yrs
Clinic Manager
$6,800.00 month
Moonlighting job:
RN
16
NICU
$31.86/hr
1. I am a Nursing Director (glorified title for nsg. supervisor) in Chicago. Level 1 trauma, very busy inner city hospital.
2. 18 years experience.
3. BSN degree.
4. $70K/yr. + partially paid medical/dental/life insurance. Employer-matched 401K plan.
I am in shock about the $125K+$10K sign-on for the NICU manager in S. Texas and the $92K for the staff nurse in Houston--did you both negotiate your salaries, or are institutions just paying that much to recruit and retain qualified nurses? It looks like most of the nurses from the Midwest are being paid poorly in relation to Texas--is it the nursing shortage? It certainly isn't cost of living! Chicago is comparable to either coast for cost of living, and salaries aren't even close to what the Texas nurses say they're making. I am dumbstruck!
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
25 plus yrs
OR
15/hr
Are there any nurses here from the Melbourne, Fl. area? I will be relocating there next month and would love to have an idea of salaries. Thanks
1. RN, BSN
2. 15 years in nursing
3. I work M-R, 0600 to 1630 no W/E or holidays.I am a nurse consultant for a state agency (midwest)
4. 45K, full benefits, vested on arrival for superb pension.
Just wanted to represent those no longer doing hands on care but still in the nursing profession. I may not make 92K but I adore my job.
Mysti
8 Posts
LPN 17 years in LTC Restorative Co. $15.50 due for raise this week. Ohio
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Sandi