Tulane hospital

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Anyone know what the RN new grad pay is for at Tulane hospital? or what it is like to work there?

Specializes in Med-Surg/ ICU.

It is 22 dollars an hour base...And I would NEVER work there. I had all my clinicals for nursing school there. It is dog eat dog and I don't think I ever saw one nurse ever help another. Most of the floors smell terrible and Administration....please don't get me started!!!! Most nurses that worked agency there said it was the worst hospital they had ever worked in I don't blame them. They could offer tons of money and to me it still wouldn't be worth it. I work on the North Shore and Love it!!!!!

Specializes in SICU.

Don't know much about new grad pay, as I'm an "older" nurse, but I've worked there for almost 3 years now and I have to say that I disagree with the previous poster about the administration and the nurses. My experiences haven't been bad at all. I've worked in hospitals all over the city, the northshore included, and while Tulane isn't the best in some areas, it most certainly isn't the worst either.

My coworkers are awesome, BTW.

Specializes in ICU.
It is 22 dollars an hour base...And I would NEVER work there. I had all my clinicals for nursing school there. It is dog eat dog and I don't think I ever saw one nurse ever help another. Most of the floors smell terrible and Administration....please don't get me started!!!! Most nurses that worked agency there said it was the worst hospital they had ever worked in I don't blame them. They could offer tons of money and to me it still wouldn't be worth it. I work on the North Shore and Love it!!!!!

Sunshine,

Did you have to pay Tulane back for not working at one of their hospitals. (or do you work at one of their hospitals?)

Specializes in Med-Surg/ ICU.

The hospital I work at currently paid off my debt to Tulane. I LOVE where I work, the floor I work on is organized, smells clean and we all help each other out. I don't miss the commute to the city.

anyone know of any hospitals doing icu internships?

I went to a physician there a few times in the adolescent department when I was in high school (mind you this was pre katrina) and I liked it. The nurses were very nice and the floors I visited seemed decent and fine. Not a glamorous hospital... but what hospital is?! I liked my doctor... he moved post Katrina and I'm now an "adult"... gah! haha

Doubt this helps, but anyway, there's my 2 cents. :)

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