PCU*RN

Starting pay will be different in any state you look at moving to. Consider the cost of living of the state you are thinking of moving to. salary.com may be helpful.

Yes, they do. They will actually pay for your education up to PHd. Consider calling the HR office 540-981-7000 (main hospital number) ask for Human Resources. They will be able to answer specific questions.

While I understand your frustration while you are going through Nursing school, I have to say: Don't judge people. You don't know where they've been in life, what they've gone through, or if they have a disability. Some people are 'book smart' and some are not. I've seen some nurses out there (and some doctors, too!) that can't spell, but are phenomenal on the floor. I put myself through LPN school (Mon-Fri 8 hours a day) worked full time (16 hour shifts Sat and Sun) and did homework at night (usually 3-4 hours a night) for a year in my accelerated program. I've since gone on for my RN associate's degree and am now working on my BSN-but I can honestly tell you I probably had some 'Mental Hiccups' while I was going through that 1 year LPN diploma!