Kaiser Permanente has the BEST benefits for NURSES | in 2022

Kaiser nurses are the highest-paid nurses in the country. But, did you know that they also have amazing benefits?

In this video, I'll be breaking down almost every single benefit available to nurses that are employed by Kaiser Permanente in Northern California.

I'll be talking shift differentials, RN levels, holiday pay, sick leave, paid time off, health insurance, dental insurance, pension benefits, 401k matching, and much, much more.

So, if you've ever been attracted to Kaiser because of their pay, but haven't made the plunge because you're afraid the benefits won't be what you'd look for in a hospital, then this is the video for you.

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[TheMaleNurse]

I’m at $198, 000 as a case manager director
X 15 years. Will be retiring next month.
My advise to all the new nurses:
Save save. No matter what you must send some cash to 401k. Over time it adds up. Its no joke. And yes there can be losses but it can jump as well. So thats extra a income on retirement. Also, Aflac has great plans. Save save save. I m retiring at 55. Heading to bora bora for a month next month. ❤

[briancheng]

Kaiser, truly the Golden Handcuffs of nursing.

[joshdudefreak]

A great video idea would be comparing NorCal and SoCal Kaiser benefits, a lot of us are curious!

[jennyrobledo]

I’ve been a nurse rep for over 15 years and have high contract IQ. You really summed up what I’ve had to explain thousands of times!!! The pension part and medical retirement is way more complicated than you made it sound ( the numbers were way off ).. but that could and should be it’s own episode!! Also, the holiday pay for 12 hour employee is actually 8 hours holiday pay plus 1 1/2 pay for all hours worked…. Sometimes, due to the confusing way the contract was written, interpretation and implementation vary depending in facility and even department.

Please stress that this contract expires in august!! All this could go away if nurses don’t realize what we have or aren’t willing to fight to preserve it! It wasn’t “given” to us by kaiser! It was fought for by the nurses before us (look up kaiser nurses strike in late 90s) who gave us the best contract in the world. Please reach out if any questions.👍😊

[gabrielct]

Man I'm so grateful I found your channel. Every video I watch I'm more convinced about moving to California to work once I graduate🙌🏼

[rjsmusicstudio]

Man oh man this is gold. I can’t wait to become a rn. Thank you for the valuable information 🙏. Stay blessed sir.

[PrincessPeach-pn]

Love your videos! :D If possible could you Please show benefit package for southern California, so many of us don't even know all of our perks and kp doesn't exactly walk you through things ;), I second the nor-cal vs so-cal benefits video if you please :) Thank you for all the good info!

[TK-wiky]

love the channel, insane production quality

[jb]

Kaiser uses years of credit service vs years of service. Credit means at least 1800 hrs worked per year

[amahlcotterell]

Man.. that was information overload, but great overall. I have to watch this all over again to absorb all that info.

[biatae]

Hey brother, I know this post is now over a year old, but if you manage to see this comment- I'd appreciate your feedback:
How do Kaiser's benefits compare to working for the VA? We have a smaller VA hospital in my area that gets a lot of attention, people mention the benefits of working for the VA all the time. Apparently they have low turnover as well, which I'd assume is a good sign, and like Cali: mandatory staffing ratios.. But I also heard there's a lot of "red tape" when it comes to working there; things are slow to change (typical government stuff), and the hiring process can take a long time.. The pay is nothing like what you guys are working with over there in NorCal, but definitely some good numbers (lots of nurses making six-figures with 40hr weeks there).
Have you looked into working for the VA hospital before? I'd appreciate your perspective man- and keep up the great work. Your content brings immense value to our profession. Thanks for what you do and keep it up.

[dorizgutierrez]

Are these benefits apply the same for other Kaiser states ? Thank you!😊

[edisonmanalo]

This really motivates me! Once I pass NCLEX as a Foreign Nurse I'll check opportunities with Kaiser!!

[jeno]

Would you say the temporary position is kind of the same with travel nurse 13 wk assignment?

[ThuyTran-mssz]

Overall this is a great video. The consecutive day pay mentioned in the video is only true if you work from a Sunday to a Saturday in a work week. Also there is a cap on our pension. The cap increases each year.

[lisastirrat]

This video was helpful even as a brand new Kaiser nurse

[itoen]

That pensions looks amazing! That alone would be worth the move. Do you still pay social security each paycheck? So you will retire with a pensions and social security?

[ricardorodriguesrr]

Do the nurse practinioners also get paid 1.5 after 8 hours and 2 after 16 hours?

[samandtheresamills]

Such a great video thank you Jason! Quick question what is the difference between a part-time vs full-time benefits? Are the benefits the same??

[mpat]

Is it relatively easy to get into Kaiser?