Sicne most salary post are outdated on here, lets get a current thread going for those that are searching

Knoxville area, new grad LTC $15 3-11

$20.45/ hr... substance abuse, Methadone, Charlotte, NC. LPN for 5 yrs.

I make $20.00 hr, new grad LPN in Rock Hill ,SC agency.

Some of my classmates are making 21- 22.50hr in LTC., They have 25 pt minimum. I'll stay with agency at $20.00 and work towards my RN with less stress.

I just moved from MI to Charleston, SC. In the Detroit area RN's are making $34 hr with 10 yrs experience in the hospital (plus shift diff), Home Health Care RN's are usually salary, with a car, a gas card, insurance ect., it's salary at $65,000 a year, down here in SC it's a huge pay cut. The RN's are barely clearing $30 hr WITH shift diff in the hospital (per diem is $39.50 hr) and cost of living is much higher in the Charleston area than anywhere in Michigan.

LPN

$31 an hour, full time with benefits, Pediatrics in Center City Philadelphia

2 years experience

LPN in Cleveland OH, 2 years experience @ LTC facility- $22/hr including $2 shift diff working 3-11.

Southeastern Ma.- New Grad LPN LTC range is 21-21.50 plus $2-4 diffs. $25 correctional nursing per diem. Office Nursing $17-20, agency $23+.

LTC, Chicago suburbs, 25.50 hr , 7yr exp.

I've been at a private practice (eastern PA) for about 6 years now, started at $11/ hr now making $15.50 as an MA/ phlebotomist. I will be starting a new job in about 3 weeks making $19/ hr.

Northwest Ohio

Med/Surg unit at Hospital

New Grad

LPN

16.00 + 1.00 3rd shift differential = 17.00...(i like that extra dollar for 3rds, lol!)

Full Time, complete benefits package

Northwest Ohio

Med/Surg unit at Hospital

New Grad

LPN

16.00 + 1.00 3rd shift differential = 17.00...(i like that extra dollar for 3rds, lol!)

Full Time, complete benefits package

that would be my dream job! I've almost given up applying at hospitals as I thought they did'nt hire LPN's anymore. I'm also from NW Ohio. Can I ask what area? I'm assuming a bigger city like Toledo?

I'm actually at a local county hospital! :), im not sure the Toledo ones are hiring LPN's anymore, from what I've heard from some relatives who work there.

I believe you have better luck of getting into a County hospital, that you do a Mercy/Promedica type, as an LPN