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Salary survey
brings to light what nurses wantThe ideal mixture of benefits and opportunities is what nurses crave

Career change
Are you considering changing employers?

Yes
No, not actively looking
Not actively looking, but open to new positions
When do active job seekers want to change employers?
7 months or more
4-6 months
0-3 months
22%
32%
46%
65% of all nurses are open to changing employers!
There’s a large pool of passive job seekers you need to reach – almost half of all nurses at 49%
78% of nurses actively looking want new jobs fast
- Almost half want one within 3 months or less
- About one-third want one within 6 months
Takeaways
When do you think you will change employers?
46%
33%
46%
32%
48%
33%
0-3 months
4-6 months
21%
22%
20%
7 months or more
Millennials
Generation X
Baby Boomers
Despite their differences, all age groups are similar on timing
Almost half of nurses looking for a job want one quickly
Baby boomers want a new job in 3 months or less, 2% more than younger generations
Takeaways
Are you considering leaving nursing?
13%
87%
13%
87%
17%
83%
Yes
No
Millennials
Generation X
Baby Boomers
14% of all nurses in our survey said they are considering leaving nursing
Baby boomers are most likely to leave the profession most likely to retire
Millennials and Generation X are less likely to leave the nursing profession, but only by 4% less
- Need to ask nurses during exit interviews why they are leaving nursing and address those issues
Takeaways
Commutes
How many miles are you willing to commute?
24
16
27
16
26
16
Miles willing to commute to job one way
Miles one way to your current job
Millennials
Generation X
Baby Boomers
All age groups commute about 16 miles one way for their current nursing jobs
All generations are willing to commute about a maximum of 25 miles one way
The state willing to commute the furthest is Mississippi at 38 miles one way
Takeaways
The state least willing to commute is Hawaii at only 18 miles one way
How far nurses in each state are willing to commute
Salary survey quality indicators
4,522
Workforce alignment
Our overall sample is representative of each state’s percentage of RNs when compared nationally
91% women and 9% men
Our gender representation is close to the national average of almost 12% for male nurses
Summer 2017
Survey was emailed to our RN database andshared on social media from June 9 to July 17
95% confidence interval
With a 1.5% margin of error on our sample size
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