Oct 28, 2018 by kinney1008 kinney1008 has 5 years experience. 31 Visitors; 5 Posts Location: Southeastern PA Experience: LPN 5 years Specialty: LTC Facility: Rehab/LTC facility Base Pay: about 25.01 Diff: Evening $2, weekend $2.25, OT$3 OT:time and a half for anything over 8/80 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oct 29, 2018 by KSjo88, BSN 1,892 Visitors; 75 Posts Midwest City ER RN 25 years with specialty cert Base $25.50/hr + 2.00/hr night diff Current ACLS, BLS, PALS, ENPC, NRP, NIHSS, & TNCC No weekend differential No holiday pay No charge pay No certification pay No preceptor pay No float pay No on call pay & no comp when called in Insurance for a single plan is very expensive with extremely high deductable. No extra pay? Are you serious? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oct 29, 2018 by applewhitern applewhitern has 30 years experience. 25,278 Visitors; 1,871 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! Wow. I even have to pay a co-pay for simple, basic labs. In addition to 40 bucks co-pay, I have to pay 35 more for the co-pay to have my TSH/T4 checked! Lipid panel cost me 112, after insurance paid. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oct 29, 2018 by AnnieOaklyRN AnnieOaklyRN works as a RN, Paramedic. 1 Follower; 33,730 Visitors; 2,577 Posts Northeast USA. 11 years, BSN Vascular access Tertiary childrens hospital Base pay; 52.00/hour Shift differential: 3-5 dollars an hour Holiday pay is time ans a half 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oct 29, 2018 by johsonmichelle 6,331 Visitors; 525 Posts Reading through all these posts, I believe that nurses make decent salaries at best. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oct 29, 2018 by KSjo88, BSN 1,892 Visitors; 75 Posts Location: Fargo, ND Base rate: $25.50 new grad Rn I believe night is $1.25 and weekends is $1.50 1% raises per year, this past year was an additional 1% No on call pay. Compensation is low compared to other jobs in the area. But most RNs come for the experience 1-2 years so they can go back to where they came from and get a job. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oct 29, 2018 by Wrestler133 Wrestler133 has 2 years experience and works as a Staff Nurse IV. 2,569 Visitors; 64 Posts 2 Years experience BSN, PCCN Surgical ICU 55.76 hourly working days California 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oct 30, 2018 by murseman24, BSN, RN 1,550 Visitors; 114 Posts Southwest U.S. 2 years experience ADN Community hospital ICU $60/hr Where the heck is this exactly? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Oct 30, 2018 by murseman24, BSN, RN 1,550 Visitors; 114 Posts Location: Central Florida Experience: about 2.5 years; BSN-CCRN-CMC Specialty: ICU, rapid response Facility: mod-large hospital near major city Base Pay: $25 forget this junk, currently in CRNA school 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dec 5, 2018 by savenursing 17 Visitors; 2 Posts Location: Houston, TX Experience: 6.5 years, BSN Specialty: CVOR presently; CVICU background Facility: Large urban hospital Base Pay: ~$41 Base Differentials: Evening and night (like $3.50 and $4). OT: Anything over 40 hr/week, plus bonuses. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dec 7, 2018 by LM NY 13,548 Visitors; 371 Posts Location: NYC Experience: 3 years, BSN RN, ANCC Board Certified Specialty: Med-Surg (looking to transfer to ED in the upcoming year) Facility: Private teaching hospital Base Pay: $44 +change/hr (day shift), after certification and BSN it equals to $46 +change/hr Differential: $2 +change for hours after 4pm and night shift Shifts: 13 shifts in 4 weeks (12 hour shifts) OT: Time and a half for hours exceeding 75 in 2 weeks Holidays: Time and a half Vacation: 4 weeks and 5 weeks after 5 years of service Sick Time: 12 days a year Holidays and Personals: We get 5 holidays and 3 personal which we can use, but at regular rate. If my kids have nothing going on in a certain month, I use a day to cover that 13th shift so I only end up working 12 shifts for that month. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jan 27 by Epidural 114 Visitors; 7 Posts Location: Central NC Experience: 35 years- BSN Specialty: GI- CGRN Certified- inpatient and outpatient workload Facility: 900 bed well respected teaching hospital -major referral center-many very sick patients-many very complicated and innovative procedures-not unusual to have to stay past end of shift for "late nurse" coverage Base Pay: $36/hour Differential: Evening shift if you work after 19:00 (about $3/hour)-no BSN diff-no certification diff- 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
