RN Salary survey

Nurses General Nursing

Published

My reasoning for asking is I live in WI make okay money and cost of living rather low, I would like to get out of the cold snowy winters for a few years maybe forever. Considering moving if the area is right.

I am RN so I am looking to see what other RNs are making around the U.S.

Please list hourly rate and state. Thats all I'm really looking for if you would like you could include your area of work/speciality.

I myself 21.09 hourly includes night shift diff. WI working in nursing home.

Thanks to all who reply in advance :yeah:

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in ICU, OR.

Nursing supervisor, just hired, in LTC. I think my salary breaks down to about $21.50 per hour. I live near Fort Smith, Arkansas (second largest city in the state).

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in infection control, peds, home infusion.

Also Nsg. sup in a LTAC on Long Island,NY- 40.00/hr. I should point out that the cost of living on Long Island is extraordinarily high.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in ICU/OB.

KY - ICU RN, night shift-17.5% , PRN ($1.50 an hour extra) ACLS - $1 an hour = 32.50 hour

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in ICU, M/S,Nurse Supervisor, CNS.

I'm in Southeastern Virginia. Great area by the way. I am also a new nursing supervisor of a hospital, making $28.93. I also work part time in an ICU making a base pay of 25.66 plus a $2.50 ICU differential and a $5.00 shift differential for working evenings= $33.16/hr

Up Vote Up Vote ×

I'm a new grad in Coloradao and have been offered a day position starting a 25.00 an hour. Now I just have to pass the NCLEX!!

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in open heart, cardiac, general med-surg.

Hi. I work in Petoskey, MI. ICU, open heart, team leader, $32.00/hr base, plus shift dif.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in GI, OR, Oncology.

Hello. 3 1/2 years RN in CA, just over 39/hr. Work outpatient, hospital based, part time, weekdays, no nights, weekends, holidays.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in School Nursing, Pedi., Critical Care.

I am an RN in the Dallas/Fort Worth area of Texas. I make about $34.00/hr plus an extra $6.00/hr shift diff. for weekends. Night shift makes more.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in Med-Surg.

New Grad in Ontario, work FT in acute hospital setting for 27.57 per hour plus benefits/pension.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
Specializes in Acute care, Community Med, SANE, ASC.

Central Ohio, staff RN working in ICU (no pay differential for ICU). I've been a nurse for 2 years, base pay is $24.60/hr, $4.75/hr shift diff for evening/nights and an additional $4.75/hr for weekends.

Up Vote Up Vote ×

Central Texas area. New 6 month RN working nights (7p -7a). Base pay $22.12, + 2nd shift differential $1.90/hr, 3rd shift differential $2.00/hr and weekend differential $3.00/hr.

Cost of living is lower than many areas of the country and the weather is mild in the winter.

Up Vote Up Vote ×
+ Add a Comment