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VNSNY STARTING SALARY IS APPROX ~ 76k, PLUS BSN DIFFERENTIAL OF ABOUT $1500/YEAR.

Pls keep posts RELEVENT to the topic of discussion, which in this case is NY hospitals &, it's salaries!!

Thank you for posting. Is this the base salary or with night differential?

Hey, thanks for posting the latest information about NYP, just curious, does that include NIGHT differential or is this the BASE SALARY? Thank you in advance :)

$32.75 base, +2.00/hour for evening differential + .25c/hr for BSN. So $35/hour :) and this is in Staten Island. Best of luck in your job search.

Hi Everyone, I am an RN (BSN) with 6 months of nursing home experience. I was interviewed last week at an Assisted Living Facility in NYC. I just got called in today to go for a second interview in a few days. My question is, how much I should expect to be paid at such a facility in NYC? Thank you to all that respond :)

Hey SiegolindoRN, Thanks for the posted information. Does NYU have a BSN differential or is that already included in the base of 74k?

That is pretty sad. There aren't enough hospitals in Staten Island as it is. The Nursing Home/Rehab Center (St. Elizabeth Ann) in Staten Island that I work Per Diem for, is also being auctioned this month. So our positions really depends on the new employer, if they decide to keep us or not . Things are definitely not looking good for new Staten Island nursing grads.

Congratulations to a well deserved position!

yea, that seems to be the new trend now a days.... thanks for the support :)

Just an Update...Apparently my job got canceled the day I was supposed to start ...after all the paper work and physicals were done ...Reason--- the staffing budget is at its max...they couldn't tell me that the day they interviewed me:confused:...so yet another New Grad's search continues....

I agree with what you said! Like they say: Beggars are not choosers! We need all the experience we can get as new grads.

I am also a New Grad RN, just landed a job at a clinic, hired at a rate of $21/ hr. It isn't great but will pay the bills and of course the experience is a plus.

I just got a call today for an interview at a Clinic as an RN . All that matters at this point is getting a job, especially for a new grad !!! The salary you asked seems reasonable. I don't know how much I will be getting , granted I get a job. But honestly, after job searching and not hearing from ANYONE and having soo many friends (RN's) that are jobless, I would be happy getting anything over $20/hr. Wish you the best of Luck !

I am also going and it is my first time going there....I mean im sure they will want experience:uhoh3: but there is no harm in trying...u never know...I wish the best of luck to all of u !!

All HHC hospitals including Bellevue start with $65,800.

Don't feel bad!! I think I had like a 63 on trainer 7...I passed first time with 75 Questions! Just review each & every single question and its rationale, and you'll be fine. Wish you the best of Luck!

and I thought having BSN would help!! I'm an associate degree RN and doing BSN- thought this would help, I guess not! Its so depressing to go through ALL THAT and still not get a job !!

LMAO .... lol, you totally made me laugh. Since I was just job searching, this is exactly what I needed to hear!!

Lending my friend money. Didn't get any back, the friend or money. lol

I had a 63 percent on trainer 7, Passed NCLEX-RN with 75 questions.

I too am a 22 yr old RN. Most of the students in my class and clinical settings were older. But that doesn't mean we know any less or more than our older colleagues. As long as you know your skills and job, this shouldn't affect your performance. Age is nothing but a number, be it less or more.

I am two weeks into the program, and so far its good. We have to do a lot of papers, essays etc, but that's in every BSN program. I am going on full-time basis. The best part is although I am taking 13 credits, I only go to college once a week. Two of the courses r online n the other two are on campus on one day. This works out even if I get a job during the semester (if it'll be possible at all with the way economy is going). The way I see it, it should be once a week, till I graduate. It will take me about 3 semesters total to complete, but that's because I have fulfilled other general requirements of this college while I was doing my AAS ( during summers n winters) such as Chem1, Chem2, Physics, Statistics, Pharmacology, History, etc. But I would think for someone who is starting BSN with no prior BS courses, it should take about 5 semesters. BTW. The deadline is Sept 15 to apply for Spring '11. Since u can choose up to 6 schools on the CUNY application at once, I suggest u apply to all Six. When you have decided which one is right for YOU, choose that one. Don't wait around just because you're not sure which one u want to go to. Best of luck!

WOW, I am very surprised someone can KNOW the material by just skimming through the book. The fact that is coming from an instructor amazes me even more. I just finished AAS in nursing last semester, and from my experience we had to know every single page of that chapter in the textbook including all of the boxes, because sometimes prof would question from them. I do not know how anyone can get through nursing school just by skimming through the textbooks.

I am also an Associates Degree RN, I just started BSN program at CUNY-CSI (College of Staten Island) this semester. They seem to be helpful and they want to provide as much information about their program as possible. I don't know why that is not the case with Medger Evers. CSI also have online classes which I think is a big plus! This may be something u want to look into. Whichever college you plan on applying to, I would suggest that you personally go to their Nursing dept and meet an adviser with an unofficial transcript in your hand so they can guide you appropriately. Good Luck !