Pay Rates 2010

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Saw this in another forum and thought it would get more answers here.

With the current economic situation, there have been a lot of changes in pay rates. Just so we are all more aware of the current pay rates can you pls. post the following:

1. State

2. City

3. Speciality (Hospital, Home Health, Nursing Home, Rehab, etc)

4. Pay rates

5. Benefits offered by agency (pls. don't feel shy to be detailed)

Connecticut

Nursing Home

$15/ hour for 2nd shift

Full time (32 hours)- health insurance, 401 K, 1 week PTO every 3 months.

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1. DFW area

2. Texas

3. Hospital

4. 12.97/hr, after 5 yrs with same company...got started at 9.50/hr...plus extra $1.25/hr 2nd shift,$1.75/hr 3rd shift, and $2.50/hr on the weekends.

5. 401k, tuition reimbursement, flex pay (still don't understand what that is, but I get an extra $12 on every paycheck??), profit sharing (a nice little extra $200-$500 once a year if we keep our survey scores high--nurses get closer to an extra $1000), health/vision/dental insurance (the package for me and my two children is around $25 a paycheck, with $25 co-pays and $10 generic scripts), and payroll deduction for any hospital service rendered in the same network (where they take increments out of your paychecks over 4 months if you have a surgery at any hospital in the network...very convenient). Oh yeah, and PTO accrual of 7 hrs for every week I complete my required hours (32 hr/wk).

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Location : Tennessee

small city hospital: patient load 11-14 on most nights

base pay : 14 hr with 1 dollar for 3rd shift and another 1 dollar on friday and saturday nights so 16 an hour on weekends.

Full benefit package including all insurance, etc.

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1. State: MN

2. City: Twin Cities

3. Speciality: Home Health and Hospice Aide

4. Pay rates: 15.50 per hour. (2nd year union scale.) 50 cents/mile reimbursement.

5. Benefits offered by agency: I'm part time, full timers get a decent benefit package that includes fair rates for health, dental, retirement.

That is great pay! I currently work in the northern suburbs of the Twin Cities in an Assisted Living facility and the pay is only $9.50 and hour. Also work in a group home where the pay is about $1.30 more per hour. Any way you could send me the name of the company you work for so I can look into employment opportunities? I would be so grateful!

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Where in TN do you work Superramvette?

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State: MN

City: Twin Cities

Specialty: Assisted Living

Pay: 9.00/hr...pretty crappy if you ask me

Yikes that is crappy. Is the job easy? (Easy = No total assist patients or patients who need a lot of help with ADLs)

A Twin Cities nursing home TCU unit will pay you at least $1 more an hour, but you will absolutely work your tail off for that extra dollar. Great experience though.

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Specializes in Oncology, Dermatology, Cardiology.

State: NY

City: NYC

Specialty: Derm Nursing or just any kind Clnical Nurse 2 within the hospital

Pay Rates: 75K starting off with differential

Benefits: Will get back to you.

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Specializes in Geriatrics, Mental Health,.

1 Victoria, Australia

2 Altona

3 Nursing home, Charge nurse

4 $34.21 per hour

5 Inservice education :)

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Specializes in ICU, CCU, telemetry, PACU.

1. Nevada

2. Reno

3. ICU/CCU (RN for 5 yrs)

4. $31.50 (nights-differential)

5. Health/dental/eyes; a chunck comes out of my payck every 2 weeks. Extra if you want to join union & it's based on a % of your Pay rate. For example, I pd $795 last year but sadly the union is not very helpful- a lot of us are disappointed & don't pay fees anymore. Tuition reimbursement: up to $1000/yr. My last payck had approx $475 for axes taken out-this is every payck!

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Is this some kind of joke? 12 dollars? 9 dollars? per hour?

Are you all registered nurses or are some of your CNAs?

Sorry I'm just shocked and confused, I make way more than that now and I serve at a restaurant.

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After reading so many comments of pay from $9--to--$16, what has happened to the nursing industry across the Unites States? I live in Southern California and I am not a certified nurse, but I earn $20/hour as an elderly home caregiver/companion.

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Is this some kind of joke? 12 dollars? 9 dollars? per hour?

Are you all registered nurses or are some of your CNAs?

Sorry I'm just shocked and confused, I make way more than that now and I serve at a restaurant.

This is the CNA forum so yes the question was pertaining to CNA's.

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