New Grad Pay in Texas?

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I'm a new grad in Texas. I was just wondering what was a normal base pay as a new grad (with your specialty)?

Thanks!

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.
currently doing pre-reqs for a nursing program. I have a previous bachelor's and work a full time job in global logistics.

My main question is concerning the pay scale for nurses. When I calculate my yearly salary - I multiply my hourly by 2080 ( 40 hrs/week x 52 wks a year ).

Is this an accurate way to calculate nursing salary or is it completely different. Any info would be greatly appreciated by this "newbie"

Thanks ! and congrats to all the new hires.

Most nurses in a hospital setting work 36 hours per week (three 12 hour shifts) for about 50 weeks per year.
Specializes in Mental Health; Medical-Surgical/Trauma.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed information.

I was perusing this post because I am in the process of applying to a job as a new graduate and part of the application required me to put in my expected salary/hourly wage.

This post was from 2012, I'm wondering if anyone can give current updated rates?

This post was from 2012, I'm wondering if anyone can give current updated rates?

You can add about $1.50 to the amounts listed by TheCommuter on the first page.

24.25 for New Grad at Baylor Univ Medical Center / Dallas

has the pay for newly graduate nurses gone up?

Specializes in Critical Care; Cardiac; Professional Development.
has the pay for newly graduate nurses gone up?

Depends. In saturated areas, generally not much.

Specializes in Critical Care.
On 8/10/2012 at 2:21 PM, TheCommuter said:

New grad pay is highly dependent upon the city. . .

Dallas/Fort Worth - $22 to $25 hourly at major acute care hospitals

San Antonio - $19 to $23 hourly at major acute care hospitals

Austin - $19 to $23 hourly at major acute care hospitals

Houston - $23 to $27 hourly at major acute care hospitals

WOW- I hope this has gone up a lot in 7 years! Does anyone know the 2019 average? I was considering moving to TX (from CO) within a year.

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