Published Jan 2, 2008
godsgem
51 Posts
hey yall, happy new yr, i live in Cali now, but we are contemplating making a move back to MI, i attended University of Detroit Mercy's second degree option in 2005 so I have been to a few hospitals, i liked StJoes i think in oakland..worked in Oakwood as a nurse tech and hated it...
anyways first what agencies are there and how much do they pay...I have 2-3 years ICU experience (busy cardio job), thanks
singinrn
8 Posts
hi godsgem!! i am under contract with coastal health professional staffing making $42/hr. i know they are one of the highest paying agencies. i signed on with them 1 year ago, i was only gonna do a 13 wk contract at oakwood but, i've liked it so much that i have stay for 1 year now. i worked at oakwood as staff about 5 years ago and hated it. things have changed there.. they have all new management... it has gotten much better! hope that helps!!
suzanne4, RN
26,410 Posts
Moved thread to MI forum since it is specific to working in Michigan and that state alone.
You will get more responses that way.
You may also wish to check out per diem rates at some of the hospitals that you are interested in. Pay will be about the same, and not as many cancellations.
npeters
25 Posts
I work for a staffing agency that staffs pretty much all the major health systems and hospitals in the metro detroit area. We are bit smaller and much more personal than some of the other agencies out there. Our starting rates in ICU are up to $39 per hour. All rates depend on shift, facility and a variety of other variables, but that's a good baseline for you.
Due to the "no recruiting" rule in the terms here I won't disclose the company name or anything but if you're interested you can email me at [email protected] and I'll be happy to discuss positions that are available with you!
Good luck!
Nicole
I work for a staffing agency that staffs pretty much all the major health systems and hospitals in the metro detroit area. We are bit smaller and much more personal than some of the other agencies out there. Our starting rates in ICU are up to $39 per hour. All rates depend on shift, facility and a variety of other variables, but that's a good baseline for you. Due to the "no recruiting" rule in the terms here I won't disclose the company name or anything but if you're interested you can email me at [email protected] and I'll be happy to discuss positions that are available with you!Good luck!Nicole
THANNKKKKKKKKKKKSSSSSS YOU GUYS, i was worried noone wanted to answer ur replies are much appreciated, and of course i will follow what yall said, thankx