2019 grad employment thread

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Curious to hear from the 2019 grads and soon-to-be grads, what job offers did you get, in what practice setting and what is the salary?

 

[WorthlessOxygen]

Retail chain in the Northeast, $51/hr 60 hours biweekly. Mid/Small City

 

[BC_89]

Just spoke with some colleagues finishing their last rotation. One was offered floating position in the northwest region (BFE area) with rite-aide at $58/hr (at least 30 hour weeks).

Another at the big-3-chain in southern Cali (floating as well with benefits ~32 hr weeks starting out) at $61/hr.

 

[PharmtoCS]

Another at the big-3-chain in southern Cali (floating as well with benefits ~32 hr weeks starting out) at $61/hr.

Which part? LA/OC/SD or desert area?

 

[BC_89]

Which part? LA/OC/SD or desert area?

They said BFE so I imagine in or near the desert region (if I was a bettin’ individual).

 

[OldPhotography]

Supermarket in Florida. 30 hours salaried floater. $55/hr. I also am staying on PRN at the hospital I work at. Not sure about the hourly rate yet but thankful to have both opportunities.

 

[alpha12]

so salaries are 80-90k? That sounds pretty bad. Is that with benefits?

 

[WorthlessOxygen]

so salaries are 80-90k? That sounds pretty bad. Is that with benefits?

Mine has benefits, I would imagine the others do too. It seems like 30-32 hours guaranteed has been the norm as well as the minimum to receive benefits for at least a few years now.

 

[Timbo]

This could be a useful thread. I would like to plot a graph from this data. Please include the month of your offer date, wage and hours, location, rural vs metro, corporate vs independent. Hopefully we can generate a more accurate representation of what new grad salaries are as opposed to what Google says

 

[Modest_anteater]

They said BFE so I imagine in or near the desert region (if I was a bettin’ individual).

yeah probably the Nevada / cali state lines

 

[WorthlessOxygen]

This could be a useful thread. I would like to plot a graph from this data. Please include the month of your offer date, wage and hours, location, rural vs metro, corporate vs independent. Hopefully we can generate a more accurate representation of what new grad salaries are as opposed to what Google says

If you're interested in wading through that job market mega thread there were a few more responses there from a few weeks ago

 

[Freespirit91]

What is the job market in midwest area

 

[projektreverb]

Depends on where in the Midwest. Major cities are generally saturated.