Starting Pay for New Grads RN's in Southern CA

U.S.A. California

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Hi all,

I have been trying to find accurate information about the starting salaries in a hospital environment around southern CA (preferably OC/LA county) and all the information I have come across were outdated. I was wondering if anyone can provide me insight on the starting hourly wage for New Grads in Socal, which hospital, and if it was due to a New Grad program or a regular nurse position.

Thanks soo much! :) cheers!

P.S. partial information would still help! thanks.

P.S. I'm specifically looking for BSN RN New Grads

Specializes in Peds, Med-Surg, Disaster Nsg, Parish Nsg.

Hello and welcome to the site. I moved your thread to the CA Nursing forum where you will get more response.

Starting salary for a new grad at my community hospital is $28.60 per hour.

Hi all,

I have been trying to find accurate information about the starting salaries in a hospital environment around southern CA (preferably OC/LA county) and all the information I have come across were outdated. I was wondering if anyone can provide me insight on the starting hourly wage for New Grads in Socal, which hospital, and if it was due to a New Grad program or a regular nurse position.

Thanks soo much! :) cheers!

P.S. partial information would still help! thanks.

P.S. I'm specifically looking for BSN RN New Grads

CHLA is around $28-ish. New grad program RN

UCI/UCLA is around $33-ish. New grad program RN

Specializes in Psych ICU, addictions.

I'm further south than OC/LA, but new grads at my facility start in the low $30s. BSN/MSN grads make a little more (I think it's 50 cents an hour) than a non-BSN.

Does anybody per chance know the starting pay in Riverside county? :)

SoCal is high 20's to low 30's; depends on facility.

I am San Diego new grad with a BSN at a medium to large hospital - starting this month- 36.00 + 4.00 shift diff for nights :-)

thank you for the responses! it is giving me great insight in regards to this matter :)

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