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Most pay sites assume a 40-hour week. You work 3×12s, pick up overtime, and stack night and weekend differentials. Build your real week and see what actually hits your bank account — then compare what-if scenarios side by side.

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Verified nurses can ask out loud — “What if I picked up one more shift this week?” — and Jemma builds the scenario for you from your voice recording. Become a verified nurse by creating a free account and sharing your salary to help other nurses.

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“What if I work an extra PRN 12-hour shift each week at $55 per hour?”

Editing: Scenario 1

Employment type

Base hourly rate

$/hr

Shifts per week

Hours per shift

hrs

Shift differentials

Enter the extra $/hr and how many hours per week it applies to.

Night

Rate

$/hr

Hours/wk

Weekend

Rate

$/hr

Hours/wk

Charge

Rate

$/hr

Hours/wk

Transport

Rate

$/hr

Hours/wk

Overtime

OT hours per week

OT multiplier

Differentials also paid on overtime hours

Stipends (travel / per-diem)

Housing stipend (non-taxable)

$/wk

Meals stipend (non-taxable)

$/wk

Taxable per-diem

$/wk

Non-taxable stipends require a qualifying tax home — confirm your eligibility.

Taxes & deductions

State

Filing status

401(k)/403(b) contribution

% pay

HSA contribution

$/yr

Health insurance premium

$/mo

Annual bonuses & advanced

Sign-on bonus

$/yr

Annual bonus

$/yr

Certification bonus

$/yr

Other annual pay

$/yr

Weeks worked per year

Most benefited nurses are paid for all 52 weeks (PTO is paid). Lower this only if you work fewer paid weeks (e.g. PRN-only).

Your take-home pay will appear here

Enter a base hourly rate and your shifts to see weekly, monthly, and annual take-home.

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