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minus-squaredumdum666linkfedilink5•1 year agoI don‘t know what the going rate for registered nurses in the US is - but you probably will at least get 20$…
minus-squareSpringMangolinkfedilink3•1 year agoI want to say the going rate is around $40/hour for registered nurses but I’m sure it varies depending on city/state in the US.
minus-squareYuvneaslinkfedilink2•1 year agoIt’s super variable. Travel nurses in OB at my hospital were making $225 an hour. This was in rural CA where the average nurse made low $100k a year though. Some in red states are still in the $50k range though.
I don‘t know what the going rate for registered nurses in the US is - but you probably will at least get 20$…
I want to say the going rate is around $40/hour for registered nurses but I’m sure it varies depending on city/state in the US.
That’s about the median, correct
It’s super variable. Travel nurses in OB at my hospital were making $225 an hour. This was in rural CA where the average nurse made low $100k a year though. Some in red states are still in the $50k range though.