michigan salaries

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Hi!

I'm a nurse in NY but originally from Michigan.

Just wondering what the starting salary is in Michigan for a new grad at the bigger academic/teaching hospitals.

Thanks!

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you can go to www.salary.com to check on any job. its either on that site or another that you could find the pay scale based on location. i googled it a while back so im not sure what it is anymore.

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NYNurse, I'm not sure if St. John is a teaching hospital but I know from their website (st.john.org) they start their new grads @ 23.64 or 94, something like that. Check out they're website, and I think DMC is similar. I found salaries on DMC site before, but they're site is tricky. Good luck!

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I believe Detroit receiving and Harper university are teaching hospitals both part of DMC, and the starting salary is $22.00.

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Specializes in Tele, Home Health, MICU, CTICU, LTC.

University of Michigan is $21.27 for grad nurses with numerous benefits.

RN SALARY (as of 7/1/06)

Graduate Nurse $21.27/hr

Registered Nurse - Level A

(0-18 mo experience) $22.39/hr

Registered Nurse - Level B

(18+ months of experience) $22.50/hr - $30.22/hr

Educ. Nurse Coord./Flight Nurse $24.02/hr - $32.75/hr

Clinical Nurse Specialist $26.75/hr - $36.48/hr

Nurse Practitioner $33.70/hr - $37.36/hr

Neonatal NP/Cardiac Surgery NP $37.53/hr - $45.00/hr

Nurse Midwife $38.61/hr - $44.53/hr

Salary is based upon experience. Ranges are as follows:

SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL AND BONUS PLANS

EVENING: $1.00/hr NIGHT: $1.25/hr

Straight Evening Shift/Full-time: $200/quarter Straight Night Shift/Full-time: $300/quarter

Plus: $1500/annual Plus: $2000/annual

Bonuses are pro-rated for part-time employees.

http://www.med.umich.edu/nursing/recruitment/career/benefits.htm

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thanks!

That helps!:lol2:

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