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I know this is a broad question, but I am curious if anyone can tell me approximately what an RN in Georgia makes. I am moving from Oklahoma, and am just trying to get a ballpark figure on what RN pay is?
Thanks.
3 years experience as an RN. Very rural southwest GA small hospital. Started at 17/hour. After 3 years of 18/hour. No raises this year. No one here has insurance. There are also no jobs. I moved here 3 years ago when I could not find a job in Atlanta. I learned a ton. However, I now need more money d/t increased costs in living.
I might add that I personally do not find south GA cheap. My gas costs the same as Atlanta. My food costs the same as Atlanta. Insurance is close if not the same on my car. I also have to drive a lot to shop, eat out, see friends, and etc. My rent is 700/month. It is nothing spectacular. Like I said in a previous post, I moved here for the experience.
gettingbsn2msn said:I might add that I personally do not find south GA cheap. My gas cost the same as Atlanta. My food costs the same as Atlanta. Insurance is close if not the same on my car. I also have to drive alot to shop, eat out, see friends, and ect. My rent is 700/month. It is nothing spectacular. Like I said in a previous post, I moved here for the experience.
Amen. I have never understood how "cost of living is higher in/near Atlanta". Just ain't no proof in that pudding.
lilredishere82 said:I know this is a broad question, but I am curious if anyone can tell me approximatly what a RN in Georgia makes. I am moving form Oklahoma,and am just trying to get a ball park figure on what RN pay is?Thanks...
It depends on which hospital in Atlanta you want to work for, and which specialty area you want to work. Also, weekend option and PRN positions pay more per hour.
SeeTheMoon
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In Southwest GA I've heard anything from 18 to 22 an hr. But increase w/ shift diff, etc.