Rn-bsn new grad.pay per hour 2016

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I have a question to you guys,I passed my nclex rn last February,and now I wasn't able to received my license in the mail yet but I applied for a job already at ltac facility,and they offered me $27/hr as my base rate and $3 diff.during weekdays and $5 during weekends and that's a night shift..as a nurse without experience at all to hospital facility,is that good enough to start my nursing career?and I am a bsn degree holder too..thank u..

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.

It's hard to answer your question without knowing where you're located.

Pay varies drastically according to geographic region. New grad RNs in rural southern Georgia can start out at less than $19/hr, whereas the sane new grad status will result in $50+ hourly in a high cost-of-living place such as San Francisco. In essence, new grad RN pay rates are all over the place.

$27/hr for a new grad RN would be competitive in the area where I live (Dallas/Fort Worth, TX). However, you have not disclosed where you live.

I live here at Houston Texas @the commuter

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.
I live here at Houston Texas @the commuter
The new grad pay rate you quoted sounds competitive for LTAC hospitals in Houston.
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In Cleveland, Ohio I started at $26/hr day shift (27 when rotating to nights) at a major hospital. However, my orientation period was 75% pay for those 3 months. So, in my mind, starting at 27 (which is what I'm at after a year) is a great thing!

The new grad pay rate you quoted sounds competitive for LTAC hospitals in Houston.

How much do they give to new grad at your place?

$19.64/hr base pay.. new grad BSN one hour south of Nashville, Tn.

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.
How much do they give to new grad at your place?
My current workplace does not hire new grads (I work for an insurance company as an RN case manager). I have 10 + years of nursing experience.

My previous job, which I left at the end of last year, paid new grad RNs $23/hr.

I started at $ 22.7 in Kansas City, Kansas.

Wow so Houston Texas is very competitive...

Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych.
Wow so Houston Texas is very competitive...
When taking the lower than average cost of living in Houston and its surrounding areas into consideration, $27 is a competitive new grad RN rate of hourly pay.

I'd say that'd be more than competitive where I live in Denver, Colorado. New grads are getting $21-23/hr and our state is packed, cost of living has sky rocketed. My sister who has been a Med Surg RN for 4 years makes the same $27 base at the hospital here.

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