How much is the average pay as a hospital pharmacist? I work in an orthopedic hospital and the pay is $41/hour. The job is not stressful but wondering if the pay is too low.
Varies quite a bit by region. You are underpaid for New England and overpaid for Florida.How much is the average pay as a hospital pharmacist? I work in an orthopedic hospital and the pay is $41/hour. The job is not stressful but wondering if the pay is too low.
$41 overpaid for Florida? I was started at $44 about five years ago and we had raised starting pay while I was still there.Varies quite a bit by region. You are underpaid for New England and overpaid for Florida.
Yes$41 overpaid for Florida?
That's pretty rough, but the job posting is almost phrased like joining a start-up. Anyone with sense would make wage growth and ownership a part of the job negotiation.. but because we are talking about pharmacists, they will smile and happily take the job.
Where did you get that starting pay number from? I haven’t seen that anywhere for a new grad.Los Angele area, for profit organization, for hospital staff pay is high 60 to mid 70 per hour starting. Is this norm in southern CA??
How much is pharmacy director make? I can't see they make more than 200k?
lol personal quote from job offerWhere did you get that starting pay number from? I haven’t seen that anywhere for a new grad.
hospital pay in CA seems very high in my personal experience, it is comparable or even higher than retail, even for new grad. How's everyone's knowledge of CA hospital pay? My experience maybe limited.I know you’re Californian and everything is hella expensive but God damn that sounds like a lot of money
I know you’re Californian and everything is hella expensive but God damn that sounds like a lot of money
lol personal quote from job offer
Where did you get that starting pay number from? I haven’t seen that anywhere for a new grad.
We start new grads* at ~$65/hr
*New grads = PGY-1 trained and expectation to obtain BCPS within 2 years
Oh are you talking about clinical unicorn position or inpatient staffing? And this is southern California we are talking about?
Oh are you talking about clinical unicorn position or inpatient staffing? And this is southern California we are talking about?
Correct SoCal.
We have a blended staffing model of centralized/decentralized responsibilities for said job (which is 90% of our staff)-more thoroughbreds than unicorns here.
I get 4 weeks vacation so each time i take off is really 3 weeks off. Cant beat it
I call BS. You say you get "4 weeks" of vacation but surely you have to use 65 hours in order to get that week off? So you get three weeks off in a row but you use 65 hours to get that.
At least that was how it worked when I did overnights. If you really get 4 weeks of vacation (and only have to use one week to get three weeks off) that is amazing.
nopeDoes that include shift differential?
I'm starting to think this rule won't hold true for many people. At least a hospital job will give you 40 hours/week.In general, expect it to be $15,000 lower than whatever the retail chains in your area are paying. You should get more vacation days, as well as shift differentials, than chains. If you are a brand new pharmacist, expect your starting pay to be less than the $15,000 lower average. CA is the one exception to this rule.
I'm starting to think this rule won't hold true for many people. At least a hospital job will give you 40 hours/week.