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Monterey/Salinas area $60 for a new grad, you bump up quickly (within 5 years) to $75

whole life nursing.. look her up on insta. she has salaries for every state and city given by current nurses.

Yes, $47/hr is correct for San Diego.. just moved from there after working there for 3 years. UCSD is union so if you want raises thats where to go. Shift diff is between $3.50-$5/hr. I have 7 yrs exp in ER. Housing is MEGA $$ and if you have a p...

half hourly pay for call. so around $35/hr Cali, union hospital.

That would be an interesting survey! "Which speciality did you stay in the longest" I'm also an ER RN and made the switch to procedures then back to ER and am regretting it ☹️ stuck on nights and forgot about the constant disrespect by patients and ...

as a new grad it's mid $40's and yes, the likelihood of getting a job without a BSN is slim.

As a former Scripps employee, I can say that there is no ICU or ED new grad program available. After 1 year there is a transition program that is offered twice a year for specialities like OR, ICU, ED.

Having lived in Florida, San Diego, and now northern california I've heard Roseville Kaiser pays PRN $99/hr and is close proximity to Tahoe for weekend trips. Cost of housing is extremely cheap as well (less than $500K) for a solid house.

I'm in a similar situation, recently changed ED's (1 month ago) I was working for a top hospital (all the resources) and had to move due to financial reasons. Got this new job through a personal connection with the ED director. She's so great, but ...

Has anyone applied for the FNP program at University of West Florida? Currently in the process of applying for Spring 2020 semester. This is a new program, is anyone in it or graduated yet? If so, what is your experience?

I used to be an IR RN that did neuro.. what @LittleMouse said is exactly how we handled ICU RN's in our facility as well. Basically, they catch up on charting in the control room during the case, if I need them I'll call for them.

No, you do not need to be experienced. You can use it as 30 credits of CE as well!

you heard via phone call on a saturday? Thats strange. What does your application status say on the myuwf portal? I just checked mine and it says "applied"

I was in your situation in the ED as well. I currently work in IR and needed that break. (I've been in it for 2.5 years) I am currently looking to get my foot back in the door for PRN ER now that I feel that I've had the break that I needed. The i...

NSTICU (Neuro surgical trauma) and CVICU I think they both have 38 beds each

I've interviewed with them, they ask a lot of situational questions, how do you handle an angry patient, what do you do if a doctor tells you to do something you don't feel comfortable with, etc. it was a panel interview with about 4 people. They w...

I work at scripps, not in the ICU but I do go up to the ICU floors daily since we work very closely with the NST nurses doing Neuro and vascular access. The nurses are great, the rooms are all brand new and HUGE (less than 5 yrs old). No lie I would...

Got my snail mail but no email. I live in California.

Mine still says "submitted" only, no in progress like yours, but I also applied for a different track. ?‍♀️

is that the nursing cas website?

If you guys get in will you continue to work full time during clinicals? do you have a PRN job? I currently work 4 10's M-F. I know that won't be doable once clinicals start and am trying to figure out my plan.... I need ideas!

I ran across a stats page comparing the best MSN online programs and saw USA has a 71% acceptance rate!

I see it from the perspective of following directions as requested... submitting an extra document can make them think you didn't follow directions and that possibly sway negatively in the decision making process. just my ?‍♀️

from what i read on the previous year posts we should hear at the end of august

Deadline today! The countdown begins to decision day!! good luck everyone?