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  1. Pay Differences Across California

    linRdsNay posted a topic in California Nursing
    So I just have a question based on some of the hourly wages I've seen on job postings around the state. RN's in the Bay Area make upwards of $45-50+ an hour. That's understandable, extremely high cost of living. RN's in the Central Valley make $38-50+ an hour. Great salary, with a cheaper cost of living (compared to the Bay Area) RN's in Southern CA have a starting wage of $28-35 an hour. The cost of living (in some places) is still extremely high, comparable to the Bay Area but the hourly wage is so much lower. Perhaps it's just that way for RN 1's (which are the jobs I'm looking at). The only justification I can come up with is that because So Cal jobs are in high demand, hospitals can get away with paying their nurses less...? Does anyone have any insight to this? :)

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