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I'm planning on moving to San Diego and was wondering what and RN with 4 years of experience should expect to make. I will be looking for a position in Labor and Delivery and was also wondering what hospitals are known for their L&D, are baby friendly and have a level III NICU. Any info would be very helpful

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Hi! I can tell you that with a little over 4yrs experience I'm in the $32/hr range with Sharp, and I think most of the other area hospitals are paying a bit more than that. Sharp Mary Birch (Women's hospital) has a great reputation for L&D and also has a Level III NICU. UCSD in Hillcrest is another big birthing center. They have a Level III NICU and I believe they have the "baby friendly" designation. Hope that helps, and hope you enjoy San Diego!!

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how about for a beginner?..say..no experience, just an R.N., how much is SD's rate?

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how about for a beginner?..say..no experience, just an R.N., how much is SD's rate?

i know sharp's paying $27-28 for new grads, but i'd be interested to know how much everyone else is paying in san diego for new grads.

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Specializes in Surgery.

He HuckleberryRN,;)

I will be returning to Alpine early next year after being away for 15 years. Do you know anything about Grossmont hospitals OR? :confused:

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i know sharp's paying $27-28 for new grads, but i'd be interested to know how much everyone else is paying in san diego for new grads.

hhmm....not bad and me too! id like to know the other hospitals rate for newbies:D

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