Calling all RVNs in Kent

Re: Calling all RVNs in Kent

LoveCat — Sun, 21 Jul 2013 17:13:43 GMT

Many thanks for your reply guys,

From what am hearing and from what I have been able to find out from job adverts etc there does not seem to be an awful lot of difference in the salary I'm receiving now and the one I could potentially earn in kent - which is good!

Re: Calling all RVNs in Kent

Mark Hedberg — Mon, 15 Jul 2013 09:32:21 GMT

There's a bit of a difference between north and west kent, and south and east kent. If you draw a line along Canterbury and Ashford, south and east of that you tend to have lower incomes southeast of that line; north Kent is broadly speaking almost a london suburb so tends to be more money up there.

(Source: used to work in Kent)

Re: Calling all RVNs in Kent

caz vn1 — Sun, 14 Jul 2013 16:03:23 GMT

I moved out of London 2 years ago and start working in a North Kent practice tomorrow. Having been to see several practices in the area the wages do seems to vary but depending on your experience you seem to be able to get in the region of £11-13 ph.

Good luck if you decide to move out this way I personally love it!

Re: Calling all RVNs in Kent

lisa Mead — Sun, 14 Jul 2013 10:06:13 GMT

Hi, I work in kent (Chatham) and am part time working 23 hours a week and earn £10,300 before tax and NI, he full time nurses earn about £21,000. We do not work nights or do on call.

Re: Calling all RVNs in Kent

SmegSlayer — Sat, 13 Jul 2013 16:51:08 GMT

I worked on the east kent coast from 2007 to 2011 and qualified in 2010. My qualifed wage was £14,500 before tax and NI