Salary by Years Experience for Director, Nursing Jobs

Updated: 9 Feb 2012

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Years Experience	National Salary Data (? XAll compensation data shown are gross, national 10th to 90th percentile ranges. Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. )	$0	$50K	$100K	$150K
Less than 1 year	$48,300 - $80,000
1-4 years	$40,963 - $93,749
5-9 years	$51,261 - $101,729
10-19 years	$54,183 - $106,956
20 years or more	$57,794 - $121,458
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 9 Feb 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 341

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Posted	Job Title	Company	Job Location
Jan 25	Director of Social Services, Skilled Nursing Facility	Ellis Nursing and Rehabilitation Center	Norwood, Massachusetts
	Director in a long term care setting is preferred. * Knowledge of case management and discharge planning is also preferred. * The Social Services Director... Indeed
Jan 14	Director of Nursing	SunBridge Healthcare	Seminole, Oklahoma
	opportunity for a Director of Nursing at our 100-bed... CPR certification. Previous experience as Director of Nursing. Excellent interpersonal and communcation... Indeed
Dec 14	Director of Nursing Services	Oakland Healthcare & Wellness Center, LLC	Oakland, California
	Administrator, the Director of Nursing Services is... and upgrades nursing service objectives, standards for nursing pracitice, nursing procedure manuals and... Indeed
Jan 20	Director Nursing Resources	Lucille Packard Children's Hospital	Stanford, California
	JOB SUMMARY The Director of Nursing Resources is... nursing staff. Leadership - - Participates in strategic planning and design as part of Executive Nursing... Indeed

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