We currently have 36 matching Pediatric OR Nurse jobs.
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How Much Do Pediatric OR Nurse Jobs Pay?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Sunday, October 25th 2020, the average weekly pay for Pediatric OR Nurse jobs is $1,929, but can pay up to $2,800 per week. In 2020, Pediatric Operating Room Nurses jobs on Nursefly paid a gross average weekly pay of $2,023 per week working an average of 36 hours per week. This includes non-taxable compensation like living stipends, meal stipends, and housing which add up to an average value of $1,203 per week.
- min - $1,043
- avg - $1,929
- max - $2,800
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