Updated: Feb 21, 2020 Published Jan 22, 2018
#MakeItRain
12 Posts
I didn't see one of these posted for 2018, so I thought I'd get this party started. Feel free to contribute whatever info you like. Let's compare some stats!
Location: Massachusetts
Experience: Just about 3 years; BSN
Specialty: ED
Facility: Large urban hospital
Base Pay: $33 and some coin
Differentials: Evening, night & weekend = $3, $2 and $3/hr, respectively.
OT: Anything over my regularly scheduled shift is time and a half.
NurseCard, ADN
2,850 Posts
Location: Central KY, not far from Louisville or Lexington
Experience: 14 years, ADN
Specialty: Current, Med/Surge. Past, Psych, Home Health, LTC.
Facility: Critical Access Hospital
Base Pay: about 24.85 I think
Diff: Weekends and nights, 2.00 for both I think
OT: time and a half for anything over 40
SaltySarcasticSally, LPN, RN
2 Articles; 440 Posts
I just finished my 2 weeks at my old job and start my new job tommorow so I will post both since they are different units and different companies. Both places are in the same city area but big pay difference strangely.
Old:
Location: Midwest
Experience: 8 as an LPN, 7 months as a new grad RN. Associates degree.
Specialty: Tele
Facility: smaller hospital, 50/50 rural/suburban setting
Base Pay: $23
Differentials: $3
OT: time and a half
New
Experience: as above
Facility: Large hospital, mid size city
Base Pay: $27
neurogirl77
50 Posts
Ohio: hospital in the city
10 years as an RN
Base rate: $34 an hour
shift diff for nights is $5 an hour so I always work nights so I make $39 an hour
i work on a specialty Neuro Unit.
Amazing benefits! I've had three major surgeries in 10 years and I've never paid a dime. Best job ever!
Archerlpvn, LPN, LVN
228 Posts
Location- Denver, CO
Experience- 5 Years LPN
Specialty- home health, QA, psych, addictions.
QA job- 28$ per hour full time, 1.5x rate for anything over 40hrs q week. And I get paid 40-42$ per visit depending on which HH agency.
Ella26, BSN, RN
426 Posts
Location: Mpls-St Paul Metro
Experience: 7 years; BSN
Specialty: Specialty Clinic
Facility: Small Private Practice Clinic
Base Pay: 24.50
Differentials: None.
OT: Time and half >40 hrs. Averaging ~ 45 hrs/week.
bugya90, ASN, BSN, LVN, RN
565 Posts
I recently completed my LVN to RN program so I'll post my LVN pay from my old job and my new grad RN pay
LVN
Location: Central Texas
Experience: 6 years
Specialty: Family Medicine
Facility: small clinic that is part of a large multi-hospital network
Base Pay: $19 and some change
OT: Not allowed to have overtime. 40 hours per week only
New Grad RN
Experience: New Grad Residency Program
Specialty: Med-Surg/Renal
Facility: Small local hospital
Base Pay: $26 and some change with raises at 90 day and 6 month marks based on performance. I am on 12 hour day shift
Differentials: night & weekend $2-$3 depending
OT: Anything over 40 hours is time and a half.
Rocknurse, MSN, APRN, NP
1,367 Posts
Location: North East
Experience: 29 years; BSN, CCRN, CDN
Specialty: ICU/informatics
Facility: Large inner city level 1 hospital
Base Pay: $47
Differentials: %6.50/hr
OT: Time and a half.
Annual: >$100,00
Buckeye.nurse
295 Posts
Location--Central Ohio
Experience--13 years. I'm certified in my specialty.
Specialty--hematology oncology
Facility--regional teaching hospital
Base pay--$34.09 (includes 3.5% certification pay)
Differentials--$3/hr charge pay, $5/hr evening/night, $5/hr weekend, $3/hr over-percent pay (up to 40 hours/week)
Benefits--10 paid holidays a year. We get 12 hours at base pay if we aren't working, and double time and a half if we are. Free tuition at the university I work at, all the benefits the university staff get (use of library, staff pricing on sports, access to university arts/fine arts programs, etc.), state employee retirement, day care on campus...I could go on!
guest769224
1,698 Posts
Southwest U.S.
2 years experience ADN
Community hospital
ICU
$60/hr
Nurse SMS, MSN, RN
6,843 Posts
Location: Texas
Experience: 7 years
Specialty: Professional Development (MSN)
Facility: Very small, local community hospital
Base Pay: $39.00
Differentials: $2.50 eve, $6.00 weekend, double base pay for holidays, 2.00 on-call (rare), everything stacking
OT: over 40 hours is 1.5
5 weeks of PTO from day one
Medical insurance costs me $15 per pay check
6% matching on 401K with 100% vestment immediately
I love my job. May not be the highest paying out there but I live very comfortably and I have a lot of job satisfaction. Not enough money in the world to replace that. Low cost of living in TX combined with no state income tax makes me happy.
tnbutterfly - Mary, BSN
83 Articles; 5,923 Posts
We will be posting the 2018 allnurses Salary Survey in early February. Be sure to participate in this so your data will be included in the results.