Top 10 Best and Worst States to Be a Nurse

Ya right California has so many job openings... for those with lots of experience. So many people, including myself, have been looking for their 1st RN job for a couple years and not finding anything. So many have had to move to other states to find a job and many others have gone into different fields because they have to work and just can't find a RN job in California.

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i can tell you that there are states that pay more here where i live dosen't make much at all to be a nurse and there really dosen't seem to be a high demand for us. infact the demand is so little that i have even thought of changing careers. kinda makes me feel like i was lied to when they say that we are in demand cause i can't see the demand here in VA

& I agree that these wages dont seem very accurate for amounts either ~ I doubt very much that I really make more than the average nurse in California working in a smaller city in Ohio. I wonder if they are including LPN pay~ that would bring down the averages. A new grad LPN at a hospital I used to work for actually had to take a pay cut from what she was making as a secretary...

I agree with the majority--these salaries are inaccurate and need researched for accuracy. I live in Pa.--not on the list and I'm doing better than California! I have FB friends from California that tell me this is grossly inaccurate!

I agree the salaries are grossly outdated and need new research. I worked in northern Cali and made much more than that in 2008-2009 as an RN with 22 years experience. I also seen job offers for the lowest paid RN field, public health systems, with ranges of 60-80,000/yr to start based on location and experience in Cali.

These are very low wages and are inaccurate. Please do research first. I know that in California it's around 30 for new grads. I work in Phoenix which is one the lower paying cities and started higher than what you got listed for California almost three years ago.

I started as a traveler in California. Northern Cal is cheaper. I'm in SoCal and it is expensive for housing, etc. I think San Fran is very expensive and the increase in salary is not worth it. Not overworked? That was the misconception that brought me out here. I work harder with my 4 patients than I did in New York with my 8 to ten patients. I guess patients are more sick and demanding. I thought going to nights would be easier. Maybe but not easy. In my little hospital, I get an admission every night.