Published
U.S. Navy
RN
16 yrs
Clinic Manager
$6,800.00 month
Moonlighting job:
RN
16
NICU
$31.86/hr
I am going to start the nursing program in 2 weeks on scholarship. It requires that I work for the hospital for 1 year after my graduation. Now the salary will be around $17.50 plus benefits. what do you guys think about that? " I'm new to all this wages stuff." I live in Miami, Fl. After the one year I can stay with them and the salary will go up. Please let me know what you guys think?
Didn't realise there were three pages when I posted my brief response above.
WOW Can't believe SOME nurses make such good money. I'm trained in three areas of nursing, currently hold a degree and am doing Post-grad Dip. towards a Masters. Worked in nursing on and off since early 80's and am currently on salary of $41.5K Don't know what this is equivalent to in hrly rate - maybe $19.00/20.00 ish???
Not great, but not too bad for NZ.
HOWEVER - I AM PLANNING TO MOVE TO TEXAS IN THE VERY, VERY, VERY NEAR FUTURE!!!
So move over dplear - here I come!
*in the background guitar music and the singing
Now I'll tell you a story 'bout a man named Jed
A poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed...." *
[This message has been edited by jimbob (edited April 20, 2001).]
I am a NEW GRAD GN (well, will be in 2 weeks)
I live in the Tampa FL area, and here is what the hospitals are giving us:
$15-$16 an hour
night shift diffs about $3 or 20% of pay.
I have a position as a "clinical nurse resident" for ICU. I will work 2 12's and have 2 8 hour class days a week, have all tuition/books paid for plus get paid while I am in class (critical care internship). I'm just happy to get a position in the unit, since I want to work in Tampa General's ER one day! (level 1 trauma baby!)
My long term plan is to work per diem or agency, since the benefits around here are not that great, and my husband is a county employee (firefighter) with GREAT benefits! Per diem ICU pays anywhere from $25-$50 an hour from what the nurses have told me.
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Luv,
Rachel
leesonlpn
139 Posts
Licensed Practical Nurse
20 years
Medical/palliative/oncology
$20.65 p/hr. canadian (probably works out to $4 american!!!
British Columbia RN's are currently on strike. They are going for a 60% wage increase. They currently are at a top wage of $26.00 p/hour and are going for $42.00 p/hr. Alberta RN's just settled for $36.00 p/h.
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