U.S.A. Michigan
Published Jul 27, 2007
nynurse!
39 Posts
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!
angelwingsamy
115 Posts
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.
Sirena922
421 Posts
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!
Expresso07
35 Posts
I believe Detroit receiving and Harper university are teaching hospitals both part of DMC, and the starting salary is $22.00.
medicrnohio, RN
508 Posts
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
thanks!
That helps!