Salary/Wage of New Grads Nurses in PA, specifically Philadelphia Area

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So I am curious because I can't find anything on google.

Sometimes on application, they will asked what amount in term of compensation one is looking for.

I just want to know what number so I can stay competitive and not be discarded for being expensive and crazy to ask for that amount with no experience LOL.

Anyone newly hired or starting working within the past 2 yrs?

If comfortable, please share compensation, area of practice/unit, city please? If not, can you PM.

Thank you so much for the help

Penn doesn't offer any differential for weekends and they did away with their Weekend Only program a few years back. Keep in mind that with Penn as a Clinical Nurse I even though you start out at 27.32/hr, once you make Clinical Nurse II (within 2 years) you get ~10/hr more.

Are you aware if Penn has a nights differential?

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Specializes in Neurosurg, Urology Surg, ENT Surg, Neuro.

It's 15%.

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Anyone know what Holy Redeemer starts new nurses at?

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Specializes in Pediatrics, Emergency, Trauma.

CHOP starts out about 25 dollars, St Chris 27...each has a 10% differential, and weekends is 15% for anyone looking at Children's Hospitals.

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Specializes in Pediatrics, Emergency, Trauma.
CHOP starts out about 25 dollars, St Chris 27...each has a 10% differential, and weekends is 15% for anyone looking at Children's Hospitals.

I wanted to update that St. Chris CN I is 30 plus.

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How about Einstein's payscale and tuition reimbursement?

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