RVN Wages

Re: RVN Wages

Emma Townson VN Cert IV MBVNA — Sat, 04 Jan 2014 15:23:17 GMT

Thank you very much guys for your input and information! Let's see what happens I suppose! I'm currently in a very wealthy part of London so I'm crossing my fingers ;)

Re: RVN Wages

Celine — Sat, 04 Jan 2014 14:36:44 GMT

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Re: RVN Wages

Ems — Sat, 04 Jan 2014 10:57:22 GMT

That's a great chart, I was thinking of asking for a wage rise in the new year as I was told I would be getting a wage review in a few months least this gives me a reference of what I should be looking at!

Re: RVN Wages

Honeybadger — Fri, 03 Jan 2014 20:55:13 GMT

The BVNA have published a 2013 salary survey which gives a good overview of different areas: http://www.bvna.org.uk/smartweb/careers/veterinary-nursing-and-support-staff-salary-survey

Re: RVN Wages

SmegSlayer — Fri, 03 Jan 2014 19:52:14 GMT

How long is a piece of string???

It depends on where in the country you work, if accommodation comes with the job is the rent deducted out of your pay or do you pay in other ways (e.g. when I was a student nurse, any student who lived in didn't get paid for their nights). if there is out of hours are you paid for your time in extra pay or time off in lieu or is a rate calculated into your pay packet automatically? if you are in one practice or if you locum...

Like I said how long is a piece of string...

When I qualified I was working in a deprived area of the east kent coast. Because I had several years of experience behind me from before I started my training at this practice I was on a higher wage anyway. When I qualified I was on about £14,500/annum before tax which came to about £900 per month