How much is your pay?

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I'm just curious...

Salaries varies from state to state, as well as the years of experience, and the area of specialty, right? How much is your pay per month? :heartbeat :nurse: :heartbeat

Specializes in long term care Alzheimers Patients.
I'm just curious...

Salaries varies from state to state, as well as the years of experience, and the area of specialty, right? How much is your pay per month? :heartbeat :nurse: :heartbeat

I am a first year LPN and I make $19.73 an hr 75cents diff for 11-7 and $1.75 for weekends. I also have a couple of per diem jobs that I Make :bowingpur$23.00 an hr.

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Specializes in LDRP.

new grad-20.50 w/ 3.50 shift diff for nights so $24/hr.

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Detroit, MI 3 years exp 25.94 hr part time with benefits, I make 42hr with my agency no benefits.:cry:

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wow, I am DEFINITELY the lowest paid nurse on this thread so far. My base pay is 18.03. Thats with 3 years experience as RN. This doesnt count my 2.00/hr shift diff for working nights and 1.00/hr for weekends. But I get 8 weeks paid vacations a year...which is nice. Im switching to another job soon that is a Baylor plan that pays only .50 more per hour, but I get paid for 3 and work only 2. So it averages out to be more total. I live in Kentucky.

Wow 8 weeks paid vacation?? What hospital is this? I work at a Boston hospital making 31.44/hr-almost 1.5 years experience- permanent nights.

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Specializes in Home Care, Hospice, OB.
but i get 8 weeks paid vacations a year...which is nice. .

weeks?!?!?:uhoh3::confused::uhoh3:

wow---i get 22 days of pto a year!!

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Specializes in med/surg/tele/neuro/rehab/corrections.

What job do you work where you can get 8 weeks off a year?

Or is that a school district job where you get the summer off?

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Specializes in SICU/MICU/NeuroICU, life flight.

Western NC, 15 years exp. Base pay is $18.83/hour, plus 50 cents for CCRN and $1 for night diff. The top of the nsg pay scale at my hospital is $23.85 right now for more than 25 years experience, the bottom (new grad) is $16.25 (or thereabouts). We are not premitted to have any OT. They will pay you for it if you end up with it, as per the law, but then you get fired, so not a good idea, lol,

I was making $36/hour 8 years ago in AnnArbor MI, so it is definately regional. The average income for a family of four where I live is under 25K a year, so by those standards, nurses are making gazillions!

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San Diego - 20+ yrs experience, but only 10 count in salary configuration. My hospital is a union (Calif Nurses Assn) hospital.

My hrly rate just went to 42.28 from 39.89 with new contract. New grads were making about 30.00 and now have a 6% increase. My per diem job pays 40.11/hr. Cost of living here is - prohibitive. Regular gas is 3.60 a gallon.

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Specializes in Telemetry, Case Management.

LPN. Kentucky. 40K yrly. Case mgmt, (not in a facility). Great job, more money than I was making in hospital or in LTC. 24 yrs experience.

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Specializes in Telemetry.

I have been an LVN for Kaiser in Northern Ca for 6 years. I make $31.58 an hour.

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Specializes in ER.

just under $40/hr with 12 years experience. suburban Boston

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Specializes in ER.

I graduate in May and will be making $22.92 base plus $3 shift diff and another $2-3/hr for weekends. That's for new grad RN in PA.

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