Yearly salary in Georgia hospitals

Marshall1 · Jun 22, 2015

As a new grad you will earn around $27.00 give or take in a hospital setting - depends on unit and shift. You will not make as much as you do in NY. You also need to have your Ga license or at least a temp one before applying as the job market is tough here and more so for new grads or those w/o experience. LTC facilites pay $20-$25, MD offices, if they hire RN's about the same.

You can go to glassdoor.com to see more. Salary.com always seems a little off but is also a place to check. A lot of the hospitals career sections will list the salary range.

JBlinth22 · Jul 9, 2015

As a new grad you will earn around $27.00 give or take in a hospital setting - depends on unit and shift. You will not make as much as you do in NY. You also need to have your Ga license or at least a temp one before applying as the job market is tough here and more so for new grads or those w/o experience. LTC facilites pay $20-$25, MD offices, if they hire RN's about the same.
You can go to glassdoor.com to see more. Salary.com always seems a little off but is also a place to check. A lot of the hospitals career sections will list the salary range.

Thank you so much for the response! I will keep searching for the best salary base job and hopefully work with great co-workers! Lol so excited! I found out that I could obtain a licensure for 6 states, I will surely obtain that before I move! Thank you! â˜ºï¸

seasidesoul · Jul 9, 2015

Base for new grads at Grady, Piedmont, Northside, and Emory are $23-25. However, most new grad positions are nights, so with diff it's more like $27-29. Not sure about Wellstar, but it's probably around there as well. I've heard that Piedmont is on the higher end (I think $25?) but you should factor in your benefits package - Emory and CHOA, for instance, both have excellent benefits.