RN PAY dialysis

Damn! That's premium wage! I make $31 base and I have 3.5 years acute experience. My differentials and mileage make my salary higher. I'm in PA

Thanks I appreciate it.

In Mass I made 40/hr plus 2/hr acute diff before becoming a manager. I have 3 years in HD. The Carolinas do pay significantly less.

I only make $35ish, Minnesota and have 16+ years experience in various feilds including critical care/anesthesia/general. I feel I am underpaid.

Why such low pay for RN's when revenue is billions of dollars a year?

Anybody knows average pay for RN in the DFW area?

On 3/14/2019 at 1:10 PM, gcupid said:

Why such low pay for RN's when revenue is billions of dollars a year?

Because all of the companies have highly paid CEOs, and bloated office staff

On 3/14/2019 at 1:10 PM, gcupid said:

Why such low pay for RN's when revenue is billions of dollars a year?

Cause revenue doesn’t necessarily equal profits. However, they do pay what they can get away with.

North Florida 32 a hour

Logansport, IN 35/hr

Terre Haute, IN 32/hr

Clakrsville/Jeffersonville, IN 35/hr

Bloomington/Bedford, IN 29/hr

really, its all regional, even in a particular state

On 3/12/2019 at 5:25 AM, OneExperiencedNurse said:

I only make $35ish, Minnesota and have 16+ years experience in various feilds including critical care/anesthesia/general. I feel I am underpaid.

Agreed have 15+ years experience and make >$35

Wow! I’ve only been an RN for 2 years and have not made less than 34.50/hr in any job I have, full-time, part-time or per diem (I have more than one; the one per diem pays 37.50/hr); and, this is working in Psych/Mental Health/Behavioral Health and Detox/Rehab fields in southern NJ. However, I am interested in dialysis and learning something new, so I recently applied to a dialysis RN position and interview on Monday. Unfortunately, I just can’t afford to take less than 34/hr (mortgage and household expenses require nothing less).

To the OP, NC may pay less but the cost of living down there is also less.