salary

What is the starting salary for an LPN in south west Florida? Looking to relocate once I'm done school next year.

Hi Stephanie, you sent me a private message and I had replied to it and I have sent you an email to the email address you asked me to contact you at.

Let me know if you got anything....

Thanks,

Jamee

Hi Im in Phoenix, AZ 24.00 hr full-time 5 years as a LPN.

$29.96 base, $3.50 night diff. $2.00 weekend diff. In downtown Nashville, TN. This is with BSN, CCRN, ACLS, PALS, and 6 years ICU experience...

In Philadelphia you can make anywhere from $23 to $30 per hour depending on experience. Good luck to you!

Be mindful that you might need to accept the $15/hour job to get a foot in the door for some experience. The nursing employment markets in many cities are saturated with far too many new grad nurses. This especially rings true in metropolitan areas that pay competitive wages such as California's Bay Area, NYC, Philly, Chicago, and Dallas.

I agree. I think a lot of people get a particular salary figure in their minds, but when they graduate and it takes months to find a job, compromise might be necessary. Higher salaries can always be earned, but the most important thing as a new graduate is to find a place that is willing to hire and train a new nurse.

$22.50 an hour - Ventura, Ca

I start orientation tomorrow at a psych facility. 1st job, new grad.

Started at $17.15 hourly on Orthopedic floor at a hospital, with differential of $1.15 for overnights. Year later $17.88, $19.03 with the differential. Not worth the pay for the stress that overnight is causing in mental and physical well-being. Will definitely take less to work day shift somewhere else.

$20.85 as a part time triage nurse.

$22 as a per diem corrections nurse.

With the per diem job I easily work 38 hrs a week.

This is in Fort Lauderdale.

That is great pay!!!! I need to move to Ft. Lauderdale lol

Wow.. thats great

Right now, LVN with about 1 and a half years of experience on central coast of California making $22.75. I work in a SNF. They hire new grads here too!