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Rosalie Krauss <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 8 Sep 2011 22:45:10 -0400
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Hello,
I was just offered a part-time (16hrs/week) position as a lactation consultant in a small community hospital. I am hoping to receive input on average starting LC hourly salary.  I currently work in this hospital as an RN and my salary is not the greatest.  I was hired as a new nurse so I started at a relatively low hourly salary and then the economy tanked (as did our hospital raises). 
   My hospital is in the Philadelphia, PA suburbs and is currently in the process of a major expansion.  In the fall we will have NICU with much higher acuity babies and our breastfeeding polices/practices are from the stone ages.  The job would entail a great deal of working on creating new policies, collaborating  with ob practices to facilitate lactation education and a great deal of staff education.  In short I am a new LC and I would really have my work cut out for me. Any advice or suggestions is greatly appreciated.

Thanks so much
Rosalie Krauss

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