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School is NOT easy and for some of us it definitely isn't cheap. For an upcoming new grad like myself I am curious to what new grads make. As we all know every region is different so please help us out. What is the pay for new grads WITHIN THE PAST 3 YEARS?
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City/State:
Position:
Pay:
Benefits:
Housing/Rent in area:
I know greatly of 3 areas the best because I have been working in two of them and have had job offers in all 3 areas when I was a new grad RN last year.
City/State: Northern Virginia
Position: RN I (New Grad RN)
Pay: $25/hr new grad RN pay with $4-5 differential (for the 2 major hospital systems in this area)
Benefits: Full-time benefits for 36 hours/week
Housing/Rent in area: Depends on how far you are from DC or a Metro station and how nice your place is. Some 1 bed/1 bath apartments in Arlington can be as high as $6k/month but some can be much less than that like $1900/month for a 2 bed/2 bath 30 minutes from DC.
City/State: Washington, D.C.
Position: Clinical RN I
Pay: $28/hr new grad RN pay with $4-8 differential (generally)
Benefits: Full-time benefits for 36 hours/week
Housing/Rent in area: Obviously it's really expensive if you live within D.C. Many people who work in D.C. live in Northern Virginia or Southern Maryland and they commute. You're looking at $1.5k starting for a decent studio/1 bed.
City/State: Richmond, VA (and possibly Charlottesville, VA)
Position: Clinical Nurse I
Pay: $21.57/hr new grad RN pay with $4-8 differential
Benefits: Full-time benefits for 36-40 hours/week
Housing/Rent: Much cheaper than DC/Northern Virginia. Rent for a 1 br/bath can range from $500-1200 depending on the area and amenities.
City/State: Holyoke, Massachusetts
Position: RN critical care (IMC) (new grad)
Pay: $28.26
Benefits: They offer HNE for medical insurance. Differentials 3-11 $2.00, 11p-7a 15%, weekend $2.00
Housing/Rent in area: for a 3bd room around $1500
This is in Western Massachusetts. The hospital is Holyoke Medical Center.
nealmink
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Thanks you. I will definitely encourage her