Jeff EDRN

$57/hr for a new grad. Wow! Maybe we will all be paid what we're worth some day.

It's not California but it's on the coast. There are 4 seasons (Winter can be snowy and cold) but many of my coworkers can walk to the beach and skiing is a 3 hours drive. There is currently a pedi ED (and fast track) position and several general ER. Unless you have issues with your work history you would definitely get a position. Busy ED, trauma center. Not the money they pay in California but cost of living is lower. About $35/hr for new to practice but they might count some of your NP years. Decent apartment is $900-1500, 1-2 BR. Let me know, they would expect you to say you would stay at least 1-2 years. . If you want me to send you more job info: [email protected] . If you list me as a referral, I get a bonus.

I could get you a primary RN job working in a pediatric ED in about 2 seconds in Massachusetts. The labor market is so good for nurses you can pretty much work anywhere you want. We are mostly hiring NTP nurses so any experience is valuable.