Hi, everybody,I am considering a temporary school nursing position in a school/day treatment program for seriously mentally ill children. Can anyone give me any guidance about what the salary should be, whether it's hourly, daily, weekly? Thanks a lot.
bergren 1,112 Posts Mar 15, 2010 What city ? What state? RN? BSN? Does that state require certification?
WondeR.N. 85 Posts Specializes in Pediatric, Psych, School. Has 1 years experience. Mar 15, 2010 New York...Westchester County in a non-profit day program. Yes, RN. I don't need additional certification, at least for the temp position.
luvschoolnursing, LPN 651 Posts Specializes in School Nursing. Has 23 years experience. Mar 15, 2010 It's really hard for us to give advice for a position like that. They could be offering anything from $10/hr up to a really nice salary. Unless someone from here is familiar with where you are applying, you will really need to find out from the employer.
WondeR.N. 85 Posts Specializes in Pediatric, Psych, School. Has 1 years experience. Mar 15, 2010 thanks for taking the time to help, anyway. I really appreciate it.
WondeR.N. 85 Posts Specializes in Pediatric, Psych, School. Has 1 years experience. Mar 16, 2010 Thanks--I actually got the offer today. Not bad--not great--about 25% less than I had hoped, but I'll take it!
rnrainy 30 Posts Specializes in Hospice, cardiac Tele, psych, agency'. Apr 20, 2010 Go to Salary.com It's free, you type in where you want to work and what type of degree you want, it will give you a very accurate report. Since you posted to my thread after you got your job, I'm wondering how you like it?
WondeR.N. 85 Posts Specializes in Pediatric, Psych, School. Has 1 years experience. Apr 20, 2010 It's a wonderful job. I really enjoy the work, and the children are incredible. I smile all day. It's busy all day, and it's always something different. Unfortunately, it's temporary. However...I got another offer today, and it's permanent! Yay! A job, a real job, and it only took me a year after graduating to get one. It's in a large medical practice in my area. Yippee!