Published Feb 18, 2005
ashfost, BSN, RN
118 Posts
Hello all. just reading different threads and wondering what does the starting salary look like for a grad nurse? i live the in Atlanta area so any ball park figure will do. thanks!
carrie12
5 Posts
ashfost said:hello all. just readin different threads and wonderin what does the starting salary look like for a grad nurse? i live the in Atlanta area so any ball park figure will do. thanks!
Hey,
I live in Ohio. I just started the interview process and so far I've been offered 22/hour plus benefits up to 26/hour plus benefits. I'm taking the latter one, plus they said they'd pay off my school loans!!
hope that helps
Carrie
All_Smiles_RN
527 Posts
Every area is different. In FL, pretty much the bottom of the totem pole, lol, starting pay for new grads is between $18-$20/hr.
...Jennifer...
hllybenn
107 Posts
Here in Philadelphia GNs make upwards of $25 an hour
maire, ASN, RN
1,173 Posts
Last interview I went to I was offered $23.75 for days with an extra $2.50/hr for weekends. This is in southern NJ. Range in my area is anywhere from $23-$28/hr for new grads.
shaggie
10 Posts
I'm starting at $30/hr here in Southern California. It really depends on the hospital and shift you choose to work. I've was also offered a new grad position starting at $23/hr, but obviously chose to go for $30 !
Nurse Alissa
99 Posts
In New Orleans, its about $20/hr.
nptobee
115 Posts
I'm in Washington DC. 24.00 for days, 28.80 eve, and 30.00 nights
Ari RN, BSN, RN
2,029 Posts
NYC:
New Grads start at $30.00.
Again it depends on the location!
I think not only is it where you live that effects the salary but also how bad they really need us!
babynursewannab
669 Posts
I'm in the Atlanta area.
Look for about $20-$21 base to start as an RN. I don't know about LPN salaries if that will be your title.
Aneroo, LPN
1,518 Posts
NC starts around 18-20/hr, plus shift and weekend diff. Plus benefits and a meek sign-on bonus (for 18 months committment). However, the cost of living here is cheap ($600 a NICE two bedroom apt), so it evens out to those who are making 30/hr and paying $1200/month rent. -A