How much PTO does everyone get?

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Just wondering how much PTO all the full-time nurses get and how many years of service you have? I'm curious about all fields of RN work - hospital, sub-acute, CM, insurance, etc.

I've been at my current insurance company for 2 years and get 19 days a year (that includes vacation/sick/floating holiday).

I accrue 5.81 PTO hrs per pay period (every 2 wks).

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Specializes in LTC, assisted living, med-surg, psych.

Cheapest place I ever worked for paid me $20/hr and gave me 5 days PTO at the end of one year. Needless to say I did not work for them very long.

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I work in Canada.

After 10 years, I get 190 hours of vacation, yearly. Paid sick leave accumulates at around 8 hours a month.

If I work a stat holiday, pay is 1.5x my hourly rate plus a day off. Christmas and the August stat is double time plus a day in lieu. We also get a floater stat and three personal use days. Three days with pay to attend education courses off site.

I also have bereavement leave, adoption leave, court attendance leave, if required.

Maternity leave, if in the reproducing age group is either 12 or 18 months, your choice, pay is adjusted accordingly and a job to return to.

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Specializes in Haem/Onc.

Now reaching my 5 years in the NHS I get 37 days, which works out as 277.5 hours a year including bank holiday time back.

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Specializes in Acute and Critical Care.

I've worked in a PCU at a university hospital for 3.5 years and I get 28 vacation days. A new employee gets 28 days after working 1 full year since March (that's when the "accumulation period" begins) and the maximum number of days, 38, can be earned after 15 years.

We get paid medical leave as follows: 60 days with 100% pay and additional 120 days with 66% pay.

If I understood floating holidays correctly, I think we don't have these anymore in any field.

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