How Much $ Do Nurses Actually Make | How To Make The Most $$$

[@fry6344]

Nurses are one of the richest people. They are rich in knowledge. They are rich in incredible human experiences. And they're actually AMAZING people (fun fact)

[@SuperSasha1969]

Fry Haroon not all nurses.

[@maxiewilliams4782]

Feraidun Haroon TRUTH ❤️

[@maureenbrown9745]

♥️

[@medmadeez9159]

Feraidun Haroon 👏👏👏

[@chuckiepeoples]

They also make great $. It’s total bullshit when people say they don’t make great money.

[@bbyskittles91]

My mom makes over $100,000 a year and she doesn't have a bachelor's degree. Experience goes a long way.

[@cutegirl897]

What state does she work in?

[@alexj6691]

what sucks about that is how much Uncle Sam takes from it, it kinda turns those 100K to 70k :(

[@lisag412]

Yes, the nurses in Bay Area make six figures easily, no BSN. Just hard to find a place that will hire ADN nurses but it is possible if you have connections!

[@Chadministrator93]

@@alexj6691 nice to see nurses who do think about the money for a change. #TaxationIsTheft 👌

[@lschat2]

bbyskittles91 My mom filed $170k last year. She started with an LPN and got a RN-BSN. We are in Oklahoma. She works in an office, though and basically dispatches ambulances to different hospitals.

[@wshelby83]

When people ask me why I chose nursing, I tell them that I want to help people. The pay doesn't even cross my mind but it's good to know that the salary will allow me to live comfortably.

[@jonsquatch98]

I think it's a situation that makes perfect sense; if a nurse is worrying about keeping you alive, you don't want them worrying about keeping food on the table at the same time. But of course... you also have to be smart with your money.

[@RoroRoro-ev8ll]

Same

[@paolababy33]

My mom’s friend is a travel nurse and she makes SO much money. In 4 years she paid off her student debt which was 122k, she’s traveled all over the world, she’s absolutely in love with it and she’s my inspiration to going that route as well since I’m single and don’t plan on dating/having children anytime soon. Gotta get through nursing school first though.

[@michellesivolob2363]

Paola C make sure you’re prepared for all the studying and stress. That’s applies to many majors but remember, you need to have a passion for helping others.

[@rudyl1770]

Omg me too my cousin did it bought her house from it I love traveling n I don't have nothing holding me down it's just the perfect fit

[@alexj6691]

122K in student debt?? holy moly what school did she go to? SF??

[@nataliedeyton6829]

My daughter got through school with a BN without debt, With grants

[@saskey2498]

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[@ChelliMae]

My mom was a lung transplant coordinator (RN BSN) and she made $150,000 + a year. Now she does post op surgery and still makes 6 figures.

[@beautifulsimplicity8020]

thats awesome

[@taneshat3763]

Omg which state

[@ChelliMae]

TINYt Cali.. LA to be exact

[@deirdresversion]

Chelli bless your mother. That’s amazing

[@navysealteam5584]

How long for school

[@Jessica-jh7wv]

That’s why if you’re single live with parents or roommates & save that money lol

[@NurseLiz]

Night shift differential is also a great way to get some extra money! I get 1.25 an hour extra as well as a nice bonus every few months! Also. Super jealous that you get paid more for critical care. My hospital pays all nurses the same 😢 thanks for the info!

[@TheNurseNook]

Omg yes I forgot to mention this!

[@blackbryana]

Wow I live in Delaware. Shift differential at my hospital is 15% of what your base pay is for evenings & 20% for night shift .... I’m not a nurse, I’m a PCT II in the ICU . But shoot I know the nurses making bankkkk lol

[@NurseLiz]

Bryana Joubert lived in Newark for years! Delaware love ❤️

[@blackbryana]

Nurse Liz ❤️🤗🤗 omg how cool ... usually when I mention Delaware on here , people are like where is that ? 😂😂

[@NurseLiz]

Bryana Joubert truth time, until I moved there, I also really didn’t know it existed haha

[@domdom27939]

72K subs? I remember you had 13K. Your channel is going places. Proud of you ❤

[@TheNurseNook]

Dominique Latriece thank you love♥️

[@littlemaltese5872]

@@TheNurseNook not even a year later and your on 184k

[@zarasultana5024]

Little more than 2 years later your on 252k 👏🏼👏🏼

[@TheWarWitch.]

I feel like Beyoncé makes $42,000 an hour lol.

[@frenchiehorn4339]

Devon Sewell I kinda did the math and if she's makes $30 million per year, yahh, she makes about $42k per hour lol

[@shimmer4771]

Devon Sewell She has over 100 million dollars.

[@emtravelrn1]

And the Koch brothers, and Jeff Bezos, and some healthcare insurance CEOs and Wall Street executives....

[@sophiafaith1000]

I wonder what she pays for tax?

[@antionejohnson5214]

Sophia Young prolly little to nothing lol

[@slidejones6033]

I know many nurses and they are in it for the money. But money is all the motivation you need sometimes

[@wmedinaful]

Most nurses ARE in it for the money. Ive worked with many nurses in the course of 10 years, and only a few are in it for the love of helping people. Many I have come across are more in love with their title than the work it entitles.

[@zulmakarnacha]

If i could change Nurses salary i would pay them minimum 100,000 but we all know how the Satanic global elites (NEW WORLD ORDER) love to use nurses and every job title one can think of in exchange of dirty cheap salaries.All bout MONEY. but as somebody mentioned earlier, not every nurse works because they love it but because of the money or reputation

[@AneishaH]

Beautyqueen clinic nurses tend to be nasty nurses

[@zulmakarnacha]

lmaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.... ya, CNA's actually help more patients physically. Nurses do more paperwork.

[@zulmakarnacha]

I have a family member who is a Physician Assistant, Register Nurse, Licenced Vocational Nurse, Certified Nurse Assistant. the more you go up the latter more paperwork more drugs but less physical contact with patients. from all 4, I noticed the CNA always complaining about nurses, the one on top always complaining not enough sleep. the RN always complaining how much stress, the LVN who wants to do more but limited with school training.im guessing to be humble and test if you are for the money or title or for helping, all shold be required to get their CNA first then be allowed to apply for med school or nursing degrees. but same time, must have their paycheck raised since they all deal with peoples lives and its not same as studing for an associate in computers (no offence to those who are)

[@zulmakarnacha]

best of luck in your school and career. I have natural patience and concern for people but i dont if i could have the patience to deal with diva attitudes and trying to see patients just as numbers or if i saw that the hospital is most concern is saving money from patients care, when knowing they are getting paid for what they are providing....again, a family member who studied for billing and coding lol

[@alexiaw9419]

Personally I still think that puts you up the ladder in income ! A lot of jobs don’t pay over $25 an hour. Especially if you have a combined income with a spouse ! You can live very comfortable on that salary

[@SquashedBananaPie]

A R Exactly I'm an assistant nurse here in Australia and get $21 an hour my, friends working at McDonalds get more.

[@Impericallyfrozen]

NickM over here McDonalds workers get like 8 in the states

[@MHSMagicLuver]

NickM dang. If you’re taking about what we call here s cna (certified nursing assistant) that basically wipes butts.. I made 11$/hr at the most. I only worked 2 years as that. Got bumped to 14$/hr at most as a medical assistant.

[@SquashedBananaPie]

MHSMagicLuver $21 here is the lowest per hour for most jobs, I work for a private aged care home. The public hospital in my town pays the cleaners $30 an hour and they do far less than us. And yes maccas employees get paid a lot especially if you become a manager. Everything is also ridiculously priced here and it's hard to live on $21 an hour. There's also no opportunities for assistant nurses so you have to get a degree in nursing to go anywhere and earn real money.

[@MHSMagicLuver]

NickM yeah I can understand making more because it costs more. My annual income naming 14$ was about 26k. I’m going to school to be a physician assistant now and the average pay is up to 100k now.

[@vanessagallegos289]

I like how you keep it real with us and you're not like these other youtubers keep doing you boo i love you! i been following you since day one!

[@TheNurseNook]

Vanessa Gallegos ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@jijijaganathan6213]

The best city for RNs is Houston, Texas. I read an article where they compared cost of living vs salary for RNs and it was quite interesting. Makes sense since we have the biggest med center in the world. Awesome channel btw! Discovered it last night during some downtime at triage!

[@priikii]

yay!!!

[@irockstar7744]

The best part about this video was everytime i thought of a question the next thing you said answered it 😂 good job!

[@maxiewilliams4782]

Amberlyn RIGHT !!! 😂😂😂

[@saskey2498]

Get leaked questions and answers for your upcoming coming exam 💯% guarantee. NCLEX,OET - are you a nursing student looking forward to get you NCLEX license be it LPN or RN? ☎ - have you taken the NCLEX exam before and didn't succeed? Contact our services today and all your worries will be over WhatsApp or call +1(404)487_8670

[@gabbytabby2920]

Heading into nursing school next summer. Your videos have been extremely helpful with information and experience! Thank you so much for sharing.

[@Namronnnn45]

Gabby Tabby how's nursing school?

[@haleymortenson]

I just got my first job in CA and I'm living at home to save dat coiiiin. I went to school in NV and moved back to my hometown in the Bay Area and I kid you not my jaw hit the floor when I got my offer letter, but for real trying to live out here is wild everything is so so expensive.

[@sheshebaybay]

gramz how much do you make?? I am planning on living in the bay once I finish my bsn in August. And is it super difficult to find a job in the bay??

[@haleymortenson]

Yeah its super hard to get a job out here as a new grad. I somehow got really lucky and got in at the right time being a winter graduate. But once you have a year or two of experience you can work here no problem, everywhere is always hiring and a lot even offer sign-on bonuses up to 15k. My new grad starting salary is 62 hourly plus night shift and weekend differential

[@sheshebaybay]

Oh wow!! Thank you for replying! I appreciate the insight. I hope I find some of that luck too.

[@slimjam2467]

$62 HOURLY WAAAAT

[@smith33racing]

Good for you! My mom was an ED nurse at Kaiser in the Bay Area and was making $175k-$200k per year. Granted she did work lots of overtime, but still made a nice wage working without the OT.

[@thinktank0218]

You are so blessed then. Enjoy and save and take care of ppl. So proud of you big fan

[@sundayeya111]

oni tankson no

[@NaturallyHERS]

Nurses who are financially responsible, don't live beyond their means and know how to budget has really good money. PERIOD.

[@AC-kw4st]

Especially going from $27k or less a year. I love patient care, but being a CNA is not financially worth the physical work so I am going for my RN and probably BSN.

[@leneescott]

I love this! Even my mom thinks that I'm going to be making the big bucks, she actually said this when I told her I passed my NCLEX. I'll be starting out with 30/hr as my base pay for a new grad in MD, and yes that's a lot more then what I made as a technician but I'm not balling. Also I have a 6 YO this just gives me enough to take care of him comfortably, farrrrr from rich lol!!

[@365beauticationtv4]

Tash&Kai girl I got a BS and all the jobs in the industry I go to want to pay me $12 yea I’m going to nursing school cuz I got a baby to take care of and a ton of student debt

[@kaim1810]

How do you do it as a mom with nursing. I currently make almost 60k a year and have a BA in Business Management. I’ll be 30 this year and thinking of switching careers. I feel like already having a BA might save time but I’m thinking about all time you nurse spend at work. I’m nervous thinking about starting over 😩

[@fatoulo2226]

@@kaim1810 hi this is super late but did everything work out for you? its been two so i hope you were able to successfully switch your major. but aslo, nurses don’t spend that much time at work. they can work monday-friday 7am to 4:30pm and off the weekends so its great for families as well :)

[@kaim1810]

​@@fatoulo2226 Just an update, I ended up not going back to school for nursing. I tried to go for my masters and ended up taking a break from school to figure out what I really wanted. I ended up switching to a new job 6 months later still making roughly the same with yearly pay raises. I work for the federal government if that helps. This year things started to really pay off for me. I accepted another job with a promotion and includes a guaranteed promotion the next year. Not to mention its in an area where opportunities flow for government employees. I really enjoy being able to be off on weekends with my daughter. We've had our own little groove going since I became a salaried employee. I think I didn't really want our lives to change too much. And if I really wanted to I could apply for jobs in another three years that would put me at making over 100k a year, which I probably won't just to develop myself a little. I've been chasing the career for so long and this past year has really showed me what I really want in life. I just turned 32 today and life has been great. It took going through some obstacles and changing, but I can definitely say I'm happy. Sorry so long, but ladies, go out there and get what you want! If its being a nurse, doctor, whatever. There's no limit.

[@prettyposhnurse]

I started off as an LPN in Florida and I’m now almost finished with my RN but I moved to Texas because you make decent salary and cost of living is not crazy either.. I always keep a full time job where I work OT and a PRN job as well with an agency and agencies pay ALOT more..great video!

[@beautifulsimplicity8020]

what area in texas?

[@prettyposhnurse]

Beautiful Simplicity DFW

[@prettyposhnurse]

Jadianna Hugle Yes I transferred my license but here they go by LVN (no difference)

[@anpvk7]

I'm an RN w/ about 2.5 years experience. How much could I expect to make in TX? I heard with a few years experience you can start in the mid $30/hr range.

[@NickSo510]

P R how is the cost of living there in comparison to what an RN makes? I live in the Bay Area and while we make decent money the cost of living is so freaking high. I worry tho about Texas not having ratios or unions. What’s the going range for RNs in DFW now a days?

[@paulinekelly7343]

New to Your channel and have literally watched half of all your videos . About to go to nursing school and let me tell you, your videos help a whole lot . You are very detailed and relatable

[@dragen67510]

Experience is huge, mom makes 150k in Texas as a director, only an associates that she got back in the 70’s

[@lornabrooks4484]

NY !! Also starting salary 80-90k a year , great video you are always so helpful

[@acca5071]

One of the reasons I want to be a nurse might be dumb but, whenever I was in the hospital I always found comfort in those few sweet nurses who I could tell genuinely cared for me. One of my nurses I had sat with me all night talking to me and trying to help me fall asleep because I was scared ❤️ she was new to the hospital and it was her first day in the state, she told me how she was scared too and I’ll never forget❤️

[@deirdresversion]

Im currently going back to college for a second degree in NURSING. I should’ve done it the first time round. Currently taking A&P1. I am loving the material and challenge of having to think critically. :)

[@4theloveofjill]

Love your channel so much!! Becoming a nurse is one of the jobs I might want to do when I graduate high school and referring to your channel is so helpful so thank you so much ✨

[@ijgr]

I live in San Diego and work in San Francisco my rate with night diff is approx 87 and per diem rate is over 100/hr ... so cost of living is high so I don’t live in the Bay Area I rent a room for 500/month and fly back to SD because I own a house there... great informative video... keep up the great work...

[@nathanieljackson8951]

I’m applying to nursing school instead of medical school in California and I had no idea Cali was paying nursing the most. All your videos are so helpful to us that have questions about nursing 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Bombshell0810]

Been a nurse for 2 months & already planning for a second job🥴 Taxes are robbing us out of $12,000 a year easily nor to mention the money we get deducted with benefits. New nurses where I live make after taxes what 9-5 workers make before taxes basically. I definitely chose nursing because of my passion to help people, but I wish we got a little more without the hassle.

[@fantaturay1]

I’m a sophomore in high school and I recently got into a nursing program for my junior and senior year of high school. Your video was so helpful!💖

[@christinakoulianos8368]

I will be attending college in the fall and I plan to study nursing. I am super nervous but your videos are very informative and I love watching them! Keep doing you, girl! 💗

[@irockstar7744]

Another thing, my college is connected to a hospital. (Like there's a tunnel in the basement that takes us to the hospital) and that hospital pays time and a half for over time and holidays where as the hospital 20 minutes from here more in the down town area pays DOUBLE time for over time and DOUBLE time AND A HALF for holidays. So do your research before excepting a job people!

[@misskia5810]

Amberlyn what state are you in?

[@avocad0thottie]

Omg I’m excited to start my journey on becoming a nurse!! I’m currently a senior in high school and i want to become a nicu np! Thanks for all the videos! xx

[@ccccccchhhhhh808]

Floor nurses (not new grads) in Hawaii I hear make six figures, but you have to have a Bsn and you usually start as a nurse aide even with a Bsn.

[@LOLlailaliciousful]

They also have the highest cost of living in the country so that evens it out pretty much

[@KCarHam]

WOW REALLY LOL I NEED TO MOVE THERE OR BE A TRAVEL NURSE IN HAWAII

[@engky4]

Hawaii new grad nurses make $32 +/hr

[@kaim1810]

Lol I lived in Hawaii for 12 years and it is crazy expensive. A gallon of milk is maybe $8

[@sabrinamotassim]

I am still a freshman in high school and you inspired me in becoming a nurse ❤️ love ur channel

[@ThisIsPatRyan]

If you are becoming a nurse just for the money then you should not be a nurse. We DO NOT make any type of money to be defined as rich. We make a salary that is comfortable for middle class living. If you want to be rich then pick a different occupation. If you want to use your brain daily and make a difference in peoples life then become a nurse.

[@lizm5991]

ER Nurse & Gamer you are very correct! A lot of nurses are just doing it for the money and trust me I’ve come across May of them!!’

[@Purplecolors88]

All of them do it for the money they dont care .. They do it to live there lifestyle. And they flaunt their title badges modeling and posing lol

[@naturallyray3646]

All of them do it for the money because if they weren't then they could just be cnas then

[@JacesOwnWorld]

ER Nurse & Gamer you’re living outside of your means if you don’t think you’re making good money as a Nurse

[@theshinythings123]

Nursing seems like way too stressful of a job to do only for the money.

[@abbymingus9160]

I would love to see a video all about the different kinds of nurses and a basic run down of what you can do within them!

[@sutpela]

I live in California & im 20 years old, watching your videos really inspires me to go into school for nursing!! Thinking about going in this fall semester

[@caterramartin3731]

Love your videos they are very helpful to those that are thinking about going into the medical field and giving tips to those who are already in the major.... you are an amazing role model

[@salenaponce7344]

I’m SHOOK and lost at how your hair has always looked so great, even when you were in nursing school! We have similar hair types and I get so busy and do NOT take care of my hair as well as I should! Just wanted to throw that out there! But I love your videos - I’ve been binge watching all night. So so so helpful!!!!

[@jackooboy1]

It really depends on where you live. I am a traveler making about $46 an hour, but if I were staff it would be $29 an hour.

[@junmimie]

Where I work in California, starting base pay for new grad RN is $62/ hr across the board regardless of which area or dept you work in and that excludes shift differential ie $7+/hr for evening shift and $10+ for nocs

[@brysonc3159]

junmimie is this true or fake?

[@ls1corvettefan475]

Big Snake It's very true! That's what I make.

[@lisag412]

I believe it

[@praisetochi1203]

Junmimie And what is the cost of living like?? Do you get to save anything ??

[@johnathonmaurice9379]

Most nurses just starting out in San Jose ca. (Bay Area) start at an average of $50-$60 an hour.

[@anitatfoma]

Hi I’m new to your channel & i also live in FL! Broward County 😊 I’m currently going to Broward College doing my prerequisites & then I really really want to go into nursing! I’m so dam happy I found your channel! You are awesome! 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@Isabel.s]

I’m a California resident and the high wage that’s offered here is a blessing and a curse lol I’m currently working on getting my bachelors but I’m definitely blessed to have my parents support. Shoutout to all the Nursing majors trying to make it to the finish line!🏁 I hope we all achieve our goals ❤️

[@deirdresversion]

In Raleigh, NC as a brand new RN (not BSN) you start making $20-$25. Extra $4 for night shift. Extra $10 for weekend shift. I hope this helps!!! 😀

[@barbaraa5538]

Im sitting here on youtube and see that you have posted a video, and then I am wondering why I didnt get a notification. I look and this WHOLE time I didn't have post notifications on! Thanks for the video!

[@Emily-ti4ls]

Listening to my girl rant and now I'm ignoring her to watch your video. Love you so much 💓💓

[@TheNurseNook]

Emily 😂😂😂 love you!!!!💞💞💞

[@nursedude4113]

Travel Nursing is where the money is!!

[@ThePrettyeyes341]

AMEN!!

[@phoenix78240]

Govt contracts too

[@kierralea6721]

Could you do that with a kid ?

[@elise8211]

Nursedude411 not really travel nurses make less then regular nurses

[@luvli2183]

@@elise8211 exactlyy... the only good thing about travel nursing is traveling. But I started making $21 per hour as a travel nurse

[@bently629]

Starting Nursing School next month. Every bit of info helps to build an understanding for me

[@z-max9033]

At my school we actually have access to a website called virtual job shadow. We get to see all different types of videos covering 100s of different jobs. We can also change the state to see how much that career makes in different states. it's pretty fun actually😄 Also, for the next video can you cover basic nurse rules/protocol? Like how things work things you have to do, what happens if you get sick, ect. Stuff like that. I know it's different at every facility but it would be nice to get input straight from a real nurse😄 Luv ya!💖 Keep workin hard!💝

[@tonicyl]

I live in California. I'm in SO MUCH HOPE that I dont have trouble getting a job 🤞 p.s. very informal video. I love watching your growth into nursing.

[@bently629]

I commented 3 years ago. When I was about to start nursing school. I went from being a Neuro Cardiac PCU nurse and now a Correctional Nurse... I make $11 more an hour in corrections. People refuse to pay nurses their worth is what I’ve been seeing. Atleast here in Florida.

[@taymelanin717]

Love your channel since my major is Nursing so many helpful tips. Thank you

[@gabbyhurtado1029]

The place where I work started me off at $23, only increased my pay $0.50 more for a bachelors degree. And only increased my pay after two years to $24.10. I asked my manager if we would get increased pay every year, and she told me we wouldn't, that what I had was a fixed rate. Working holidays is only 10% bonus. And our yearly bonus was only 50$. I work in the ER. So yeah, looking for another job. Do your research!!

[@terry-anncraig1263]

Gabriella Hurtado hi, where is your location?

[@fitnessbabe7958]

O wow, leave that place. I am just a C.N. A. I make $25.00 an hour. I love my job .

[@LilFontana]

Terry-Ann Craig Where do you work as a cna??

[@fitnessbabe7958]

LilFontana I don’t think she is a C.N.A. I think she is a Nurse. I am a C.N.A.

[@LilFontana]

Fitness Babe that comment was you actually lol. Where do you work as a cna making that much? So am I.

[@linda01234567890]

"Do not trust previous nurse assessment" 💯💯💯

[@SimplyDessB]

Was Just About To Go To Bed Until I Seen Your Notification 😂❤️

[@joshuamendes1565]

Massachusetts is my home state alongside the cost of living is high as well. Traveling Nursing is great pay as well. Per-Diem usually pays more being no benefits. Great information. Thankyou.

[@Noodlezzzsss]

Thanks for this video. I’ll be graduating in November and I live in Los Angeles But rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is $1800 - $2500 in a nice area

[@codexx_venom]

Nikki Noodles girl come to the IE. Still pricey but waaay more affordable than LA

[@Noodlezzzsss]

Vivi D I’ll have to look into it but I’m open to moving to the IE area. This rent is killing me!!

[@lisag412]

Whoa, that's way too much for rent! SoCal nurses are underpaid compared to us up in the Bay. 😕

[@yvettefadahunsi4569]

It's good pay in America as you have said because $72,000 to pounds is like £50,000 but in the UK, according to prospects, nurses get paid in the £22,000 area which is $31,196. So it's a massive difference. Nurses get paid one of the lowest salaries in the UK sadly, for all their hard work.

[@Kt-ol3ph]

Been a nurse in a large metropolitan area in Texas for about a year now. I am BSN, RN. I make $26/hr base, $5/hr night diff, and $6/hr weekend diff. I make on average $3600/month

[@suras8984]

Do you work 3 days a week with 4 days off? I swear once Im a nurse I think Im still going to keep my serving job on the side. Serving I can make anywhere between 20-45$/hour and 20 is on my slowest days it rarely happens

[@NahIWin-w1g]

omg you're the best your videos are always helpful!

[@agborrita6797]

you inspire me more. now am certain about my becoming a nurse

[@mapledoodle5516]

I’m glad you mentioned cost of living to salaries. Some of these cheerleader nurses from California think and boast as if they’re rolling in it but fail to mention how much their rent/mortgage (if they can even qualify for a mortgage), taxes etc. Maybe they assume living out there is the same as living in other states thus they brag about their salary. All salaries are relative people to your standard of living for a common field job. You really think Doctors in Topeka and Sioux City are making the same as Los Angeles and New York City doctors? Again- salary to environmental cost standards are always in play.

[@christianmolet5673]

I just got into healthcare I got my first job at this post acute recovery center in oklahoma city as a cna and its so amazing I love helping people and communicating with diverse people from different backgrounds , I mean yeah it gets hectic and you elbow deep in %#!$ sometimes 😂😂 but honestly its very rewarding helping those whose arent feeling well and going through difficult times so glad I decided to get into this field , LPN next for sure

[@ciaraharris7089]

Notification squad, literally stopped what I was doing to come watch you💕

[@merieellamanwaring3679]

Ciara Harris.. Girl,that makes both of us

[@ciaraharris7089]

Merieella Manwaring she’s literally my favorite and makes me so much more excited to get into the field of nursing.

[@merieellamanwaring3679]

Ciara Harris.. She is indeed. I'm excited too.

[@TheNurseNook]

You are the realestttt!

[@jadencastell4888]

Yesss this is the content we all want !❤️

[@Mscuriousandfab]

Unfortunately in my area new grads with associate and BSN get paid the same in any department. No special rate for critical care units or more specialized units. The 3 big hospitals have a 25 CENTS difference between them. How do I know? I talked to HR and friends that already have job offers on ICU, ED, and med surg units. The huge difference comes with benefits and differential pay rates because some hospitals use a percentage or a set dollar amount. Overtime pay changes from unit to unit. At my hospital, all other units you must hit 40 hours to start getting the overtime pay but at my department if there is a need and the charge nurse asks you to stay longer then you get paid time and a half. The system drives me crazy sometimes. Thanks for another great video 😊

[@NurseLiz]

Paula Paiva same with my hospital! Definitely doesn’t incentivize you to go back and get specialty certifications

[@Mscuriousandfab]

Nurse Liz it’s very unfortunate. Recently they started a career ladder at my hospital. Basically if you have certifications, BSN, and worked as a charge nurse and preceptor for two years then you get a ONE time 3% hourly raise. If your hourly rate is already small, it doesn’t make any sense to go through all that trouble. Nurses don’t want to do it because if you worked as a charge nurse you get paid an extra $2/ hour plus all the stress, and no extra pay with being a preceptor. Nurses really doesn’t want to do it.

[@iudexgundyr9820]

Omg you’re hilarious, girl! 😂 Also I love you personality. Keep rocking!

[@PicmonicVideoNursing]

This is such great info!! Thanks for breaking it down :)

[@Dineromia]

I don't get what people mean when they say "you'll never be rich as a nurse" I have friends working @ my old job in retail, single moms with no help from anyone, they hustle on their own, they only make around $25k a year and they still make it and don't complain. My aunt has her bsn here in tx and she makes almost $80k a year, she DOES drive a luxury car, DOES live in a nice neighborhood, gets to travel/shop a lot, etc. granted, she doesn't have kids and she's married and her husband makes a decent amount of money too but she still makes substantially more than him. So I don't get what people mean, maybe you won't have a lambo like she said or live in a mansion but you're still making more money than the middle class population...especially nps who's salaries are in the $100,000s. Like what more do you need sounds good to me! Be happy w/ what you have...

[@valentinewahu7356]

Please give info on the single mom...i am single with a 6yr old. Will manage as a nurse with her ?

[@leahsmith2078]

I guess rich is defined differently by different people

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[@alondrayjoseserrano300]

I enjoy your videos so much I want to a RN but couldn’t decide which carrier I wanted in the medical field area.Your videos are helpful 😁

[@frenchfrog8366]

This video is so helpful as a young teen.

[@lakshithasivanandan7289]

Nursing is a noble profession and can be physically and emotionally taxing most times. Need to be prepared for that most importantly vs the money! haha

[@ashleyb003]

everyone talks about pay and the cost of living in CA. rent/buying a home is not that much expensive than any other state unless your in sanfran/Sac/san jose or socal!! i am from orange county where i know nurses who make $65 an hour and yes homes and rent are up in price but i went to school in Utah where they start at $20 an hour and my 2 bedroom apartment there was 1200....my mom lives 3 hours north of los angeles where nurses make $50 an hour and a 5 bedroom home rents for 1600 or a 5 bedroom home for sale can start in the 300's.... i would do research if you are planning on moving to CA to become a nurse because you can live GOOD...also, if you are a travel nurse CA offers 13week contracts for up to $108.00/hr...think about it... work for 3 months out of the year and take 9 months off!! LMAO!

[@lisag412]

ashleyb003 If you travel, San Jose is a good place! ☺️ Sooo many people have per diem jobs here and fly home to other states. They buy homes with cash!

[@fazila7942]

@@lisag412 what specific field do those nurses work in? i thinking about nursing but am not sure what route to pick tbh

[@danielwalsh7277]

No they aren't rich but most of the time they are working 3 days per week (depending on your unit, staffing, and facility). A typical 9-5 obviously has shorter days, 12 vs. 8 hour shifts, but more shifts so 5 times per week. Nurses have the ability to string together days off combined with weekends. I know nurses who work 3 12's in a row, leave work on a Wednesday, and then don't come back until that next Monday! Obviously the demand of 12 hour shifts is very tough plus what nurses have to do on a daily basis is extremely taxing. I also know nurses who work 3 shifts a week and on off days work per diem at another facility plus at 40-50 dollars an hour in NY that's a nice salary. Difficult but nice nonetheless. Salary differences across different states eventually evens out when you factor in cost of living. Overall cool video, I can't wait for my nursing journey to start. I am entering my last semester of nursing school this spring for an associates program and have already been accepted to a bachelors program for my BSN.

[@hajakamara9766]

I want to be a nurse I love helping sick people I could remember when I was a kid i guess I was 7 by then my friend was sick and I decided to cook her some food to take it to her house but while is was cooking the food it actually didn't come out well my aunt was like Anyways she was amazed to see me caring for my sick friend never the less I still made the food to my friend and she was pleased and I could remember she told me she had not eating anything yet and she eat the food I made for her and i made sure she had her medication i still find my self caring for people and i love it and i believe that i will get there some day thanks for ur video

[@JenniferTorres-ro8he]

My best friend is a nurse in California and she started out at $54 an hour! But it’s helluh expensive out here so it really does balance out.

[@keishareimer378]

In Canada specifically Saskatchewan, where i live, registered nurses make about $45 an hour canadian, or $35 american. If you have a full time job and are not casual, ANYTHING you pick up which aren't your regular scheduled hours are overtime. So, if you are working 12 hour shifts, you work 12 - twelve hour shifts in a 4 week period, and then also get a "stat off" which is an 8 hour day you get paid for without working, so you could work 1 shift one week, and 4 shifts the next week, doesn't matter as long as it's 12 shifts within that allotted 4 week period. Obviously if you work a stat, you get paid stat pay which is time and a half. If you pick up any overtime you get paid double time, so $90 an hour. Now if you have a part-time or casual position (casual is where you don't have regular scheduled hours, you just pick up what you can where you can) you have to work 12 - twelve hour shifts and an 8 hour shift before it is considered overtime because you don't get that "stat off" like full time nurses get. Also, if you work the night shift you get what is called shift differential, which you make like and extra dollar or something an hour, or if you work a weekend you get what is called bonus pay, which you get paid an extra sum of money for any day you work on the weekend (don't remember how much it is off the top of my head). Now licensed practical nurses or LPN's make a bit less at about $36 canadian dollars an hour, which is still pretty good and all the same rules to full time, casual, part time jobs and overtime and such is the same! Anyways, I just thought some people would like to know how it works in Canada, or at least the province I work in!

[@babydolly1615]

I live in Georgia and here you get paid 50 to 180k depending on what type I want to be a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner and I get paid 99k to 112k $600 a day 2k a week and 8k a month

[@janetaguilar3048]

Hello, couls you please explain a little more on what you went to school for?

[@alexandria4401]

Even if you get paid high, the cost of living is still high. So it’s still technically the same.

[@wmedinaful]

B Symone Very much agreed, I live in California and the cost of living is sky high.

[@luvli2183]

South Florida, California, NY and NJ...high rate=hight cost N of living. South Florida starts nurses $17-$21 per hour....

[@amandaweber2555]

Thank you so much for making these videos 💕 you have helped me so much! I think I know that I want to be a RN now! Thank you 😊 💕💕💕

[@livinglikelee]

I live in Canada, its a little bit opposite where I am.. the nurses here that choose to live more RURAL (that is almost middle of nowhere), actually make more because they are more in demand. We even have a student loan repayment assisstance (that is for Ontario anyways), where you move to a remote location for a period of time and they knock a few thousand off your student loans per each year you're there. *Side note: night shift premiums are also nice (if you're willing to live like a zombie aha) Thanks for the video :)

[@xorayne_]

as someone who recently switched from an education major to a nursing major $125,100 is a hell of a lot better than $35,00 😧 and i definitely didn’t even think about the money ( this is the average pay for washington where i want to live)

[@LC-jm2ez]

Hi! I work as a RN in the CCU in the Netherlands, we pay a lot of taxes here. I guess I should move to the US and work there, haha. ;) I get paid like $33.000 a year excl taxes. We pay like 35-40% taxes off our salary each month. Which means I get paid $16 an hour when I work a dayshift. Really liked the video! Thanks!

[@espanagi]

I'm in California as a psych nurse and make about 1,300 a week after taxes for the first 3 months. After my probation period, my pay will increase to over 1,500 a week after taxes. I have been a nurse for about 8 months.

[@Keana43]

Girl people always say go to school to be an RN than they always say they make a lot of money. 🙄

[@wallwall5604]

I love ur hair.. So good.. Easy to take care of as you go to work so early

[@shenaesearcy7905]

I live in Massachusetts and after taxes, nursing dues (if you’re union) and other deductions it’s almost like you don’t even see it lol. I look my earnings to date and my bank account wondering where all my money went, but I love what I do.

[@princessparker3245]

Going to nursing school in the fall. Your video was helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@gloriamelendez9083]

Massachusetts, whoop whoop 😀 the cost of living here is insane!

[@sirgarlvinland2770]

Massholes represent, lol -- Once she said MA is 2nd for highest RNs makes the career more tempting for me, I think I'm going to apply before the end of the month.

[@3_Degrees]

I'm a nurse practitioner . I work Monday to Friday, 7.5 hour days. I am paid 56$/hour plus benefits.

[@yassa5601]

How long did you work as an RN with your BSN before becoming a NP?

[@3_Degrees]

Yassa 7 years

[@dashikideshawn9683]

New subscriber here. Ill be working as a nurse soon in GA.. This video is a great help. Thank you

[@angcc7582]

I would say it all balances out because in the valley in cal the houses are cheaper compared to the coast...

[@hamzaakca6547]

In Turkey nurses get maxed out with 60-70k a year. And work 7 days a week. If you stay 24 hours in the clinic you'll get 2 days off. After seeing this video, i'm gonna decide if i want to go to canada or holland.

[@lisag412]

I live in CA Bay Area and make $82+/hr with 18 yrs RN BSN experience. I love working in a job that helps people. It's a win win ☺️

[@chirish86]

We earn every cent, trust me. In the Chicago area a new RN makes 55,60K (27.50-28.50 an hour plus shift diff, nights/weekends close to 32-33an hr). With few years experience and/or OT 70,000-90,000 is doable and close to 6 figs with more experience and speciality. (ICU/ED). Speaking of Lamborghini's are ER Doc sports one in the summer, he gave me a ride in it a few times lol. GOALS haha.

[@CyeraDavis]

This is so helpful thanks I’m currently working as a medical assistant and really wanna go back for nursing idk why I keep putting it off 😫

[@carmelle1989]

I live in Massachusetts one second most paying State. Im so Happy I live in MA ☺