New Grad finally got a job offer!!!! What do you think of the details?

[Trilldayz,RN BSN]

Hey guys, so I was FINALLY offered a job!!!! I'm so happy. Need your insight in making sure it's a good decision. These are the details:

Pros:

• Salaried position (I'm not sure if it's a pro or con)
  
• Starting Salary $105,000 (I initially asked for $100,000, I live in Houston)
  
• 4 weeks PTO
  
• 7 Paid holidays and 1 "floating" holiday (well, technically salary pay, right?)
  
• $2500 CME reimbursement yearly
  
• between 16 to 24 patients a day.
  
• I will be in a team of 4 NPs/PAs every day, so I won't ever be alone.
  
• Medical & Dental coverage included. Disability, etc. (401k available after 6 months)
  
• Seems relatively laid back with flexible dress code. Very "close family" feel.
  
• Malpractice covered
  
• Call every 6-7 weeks (week long).
  

Cons:

• 5 days a week job (I have NEVER had a M-F job EVER, I have a feeling I will hate this)
  
• 40-45 minute commute back and forth
  
• I don't think licensing fees/DEA is covered
  
• CME days are not separate from PTO.
  
• Adults only, will not see Pediatrics (and I love kids).
  
• More of a rehab/group home facility, so not much "urgent care" type skills which I love.
  

That's all I can think of at the moment. What do y'all think? Is there something that I am missing?

Hope to hear from you all soon.

[Trilldayz,RN BSN]

I had an offer starting as a new grad at $110K and my instructor said, "That is really low". I thought it was decent.

what is your specialty? where are you located? $110k is NOT "low" for a new grad NP anywhere, IMO.

[Trilldayz,RN BSN]

I will say that i did turn down a $116,000 job offer as well (after i signed with this job). I was considering it, but it was more of a traditional clinic with high volume patients. i decided the extra $ wasnt worth the stress.