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You can look at the Nursing Spectrum magazine or search for Nursing Job Fairs in your area of interest. Some recruiters provide on the spot interviews or will at least provide a salary range.
If it is possible, you may want to stay in your area until you gain at least a year of experience. This will allow you & your husband to research the job market in a particular area for his skill set and school districts for your daughter. Good Luck!!
I dont know where you live but I have also researched this and it really depends on where you will practice. I know in north texas New Grads get anywhere from 22-25 an hr in hospitals. In California new grads make anywhere from 35-40 an hour. This doesnt inlcude differentials. So it really depends where you are, if you search the threads here you can get info as there are a lot of older posts with salary info.
Here is a few threads with some info you might find useful
https://allnurses.com/general-nursing-discussion/realistic-ill-make-502518.html
https://allnurses.com/general-nursing-discussion/question-new-grads-500856.html
AJCastellaneta
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So, I have a hard time believing these salary websites that tell me I'll make $80 grand as a grad nurse, or the one that says I'll make 37,000 with 3 years experience. Especially because I'm moving out of my current location and want to find a place where I'll make decent money for the cost of living, does anyone know any reliable source of information regarding realistic expectations for nursing salary? I know it's not all about money, but I really want to make an informed decision, especially because I'm moving my husband and little girl, too, and want to move once and put down roots. Where can I find reliable information? please and thank you!!