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What the different between a normal nurse salary and a dermatologist's nurse salary? |
What are they salaries Try the web sites of your local hospitals. Also check the career web sites, like www.monster.com--www.about.com can link you to more career sites. I hope this helps you. What do you mean"normal nurse" ??? I would think a dermatologist nurse would get paid less than say, a hospital RN. Clinic nurses generally are paid less, because the hours are better, the work less stressful etc. But I think it would depend on the doctors you are working with, and what area of the county you live in. as someone else said... doctor's office nurses get paid less than hospital/clinical nurses because the hours are 8-5 monday-friday, no weekends, no holidays. also, you dont really have to provide patient care... all you're responsible for is legistics.. paper work, vital signs, etc... here in va you might make 10-12 dollars an hour in a doctor's office compared to 14-16 in a hospital/nursing home nursing degree I suppose the main definition is whether they are employed by the NHS or not. If they are both employed by the NHS nurses (along with the majority of staff) are bound by what is known as Agenda for Change (AfC). These terms and conditions dictate salaries among other things. All nursing posts tend to start at Band 5 (拢17.5k to 拢25k). Posts with more experience and responsibility have higher paybands. Modern Matrons are banded around 8a/8b depending on the Hospital Trust and how they have evaluated the job. The NHS Employers Website is a good place to find out more. http://www.nhsemployers.org |
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