What city do you work in and how much do you get paid hourly?

[Mortaaaay]

Also, how much do you get paid for various differentials?

[JadedCPN, BSN, RN]

$41/hr base, $7/hr float nurse differential, $4/hr night diff, $1/hr weekend diff (which is a joke).

I'm in TX, pediatrics, 13 years experience.

[medsurgRNCali, ASN]

one year experience, just got hired here in the central valley, CA. 37.00 a hour , 7.00 night time differential. 12 hour shifts, time and a half over 8 hours.

[guest769224]

$63/hr at one job, $56/hr at other. Both per diem in Nevada.

[SquishyRN, BSN, RN]

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Experience: 6 years RN in November, 3 years LVN (LVN experience did not count towards wages)

Current specialty: ER, 5 years same employer in November

Pay: $41 base, $1.00 BSN, $3.75 night, $2.25 weekend, $2.50 charge, $1.25 ER/ICU differential, $1.00 MICN, employer covers medical and dental premiums 100%

Yes, my pay is low for LA, but some things are more important than money.

[GM2RN]

2 hours ago, SquishyRN said:

Yes, my pay is low for LA, but some things are more important than money.

Sure, as long as one can afford it.

[ertoclinics]

I live in Omaha and with 20+ years of experience I was making $27/hour. Very low compared to what I was making in Arizona (over $40/hr).

[Aliens05, ASN]

14 hours ago, ertoclinics said:

I live in Omaha and with 20+ years of experience I was making $27/hour. Very low compared to what I was making in Arizona (over $40/hr).

What setting do you work in? I am just curious as I also reside in Omaha and I found a lot of jobs as a new grad that advertised starting out between $28-30/hour.

[ertoclinics]

I am disabled now, but 2 years ago when I worked, I worked as a Telephone Triage RN in a very large clinic.

[JBMmom, MSN, NP]

Small NE hospital, 7 years RN, union scale. $33.49 base, $3.75 eve diff, $4.50 night diff, $5 weekend diff. And the life changing $1.25 charge diff (not worth the headache).

[RNbubu]

Northern California (not Bay Area though). $70/hour. Other hospitals in the area pay up to $90/hour for same level of experience but don’t have the same benefits.

[OUxPhys, BSN, RN]

Cleveland: Lowest is $26-27/hr for new grads. Shift diff depends on the hospital. The county hospital and VA pay more than the 2 private hospitals.

[napswithcats, ADN, CNA, RN]

On 8/11/2019 at 4:21 AM, Aliens05 said:

napswithcats, Ouch 30/hr in San Diego? That seems very low in relation to rental costs, gas prices, etc,. I see all over the forums people talking about 50-60 an hour in California, but I think this is usually more like San Fran and LA. Why is San Diego so much lower, are rental prices a good amount lower there than majority of other major cities in California?

It is a very ghetto skilled nursing facility, the local ghetto hospital pays $32 an hour. Other hospitals do start at around 45$ for new grads