Published Aug 20, 2013
thenursemandy
276 Posts
I had an interview for a PRN position at a LTC/ Rehab facility in a smallish town in Washington state. The interview went well and they offered me the job. I'm new to this state, from the midwest. I have 6 months experience as an RN and several as an LPN. Does around $25/hr seem appropriate for the area/ my experience / the setting? I was getting $22.50/hr in the midwest full-time. Cost of living was a lot less there.
chrisrn24
905 Posts
That is good for my area (Midwest us).
*LadyJane*
278 Posts
25/26 per hour is typical pay for an RN in LTC.
lindarn
1,982 Posts
Washington State has NO state income tax!
Lindarn, RN, BSN, CCRN
Somewhere in the PACNW
Really? I didn't know about no income tax in WA. Wow!
Thanks for the info.
No income tax, plus the fact that my new facility seems so friendly and supportive, sure makes me excited.
microkate
67 Posts
I think you may be talking about where I work - I sent you a PM!
Hey Kate,
It was cool to meet you the other day. Small world! I look forward to working with you in the near future. :) Take care.
indiechic, LPN
29 Posts
For an RN, I wouldn't work in a SNF for less than $27-28/hr as a newbie. As an LPN, I made $21/hr just starting in an ALF and knew LPN's making $24/hr in SNF's.