Breaking Down Nurse Pay: How Much Can You Expect to Make?

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Title	:	Breaking Down Nurse Pay: How Much Can You Expect to Make?
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Indiana new grad entry level
Comment from : @HMprofille

Rn-BSN in Texas with 11 years of experience and I make $3816 for a base rate … this is crazy
Comment from : @hannahhaaland7344

New Grad here from CA Just got hired at $6080 an hour
Comment from : @captauron4514

Oh nah I thought most nurses make at least 120-130 on average That’s a shame
Comment from : @toyarj37

K Ann is right; some hospitals will incentivize certain certifications, while others will not care as muchbrAlso, great 2016 photo! And if you actually made $67,860 per hour, it would take 1,500 years to catch up to Elon Musk 😎
Comment from : @matth04048

Thanks for sharing When I started as new nurse I made about 32$ in CA but times went by 24 years later I made a lot more and cost of living is so high😅
Comment from : @Nurse1234

Its not enough for what nurses do every day Engineers make waay more without the life and death risks
Comment from : @MrJbee1982

Not in nursing but studying at a community college to get into the career so I'm glad to found this video! Thank you!
Comment from : @maquijaam5083

What’s the hourly?
Comment from : @Literallyarealhuman

I’m a 🇬🇧 RN and I’m just watching videos to make an informed decision before I decide to relocate to US I would love to live in the east coast states with a low cost of living especially rent to raise family
Comment from : @rosemensah8980

So many nurses making this kind of bank should i be salty i picked a horrible profession or is the system overpaying yall? Being a mechanic is touch and requires highs skill but our industry pay sucks yet i enjoy cars much more than healthcare WTF i hate this
Comment from : @isorozco511

36$ in CT new grad
Comment from : @katarzynasosniak7107

Please also include insurance and pto and extended illness bank too After I broke my leg it's 100 pay for 3 months 401k match too It's just not about a hourly rate
Comment from : @annt9360

Is this pretax?
Comment from : @Nursegermz

10 years with an associate degree in Los Angeles with a base pay of 73/Hr That being said we have so many travel nurses from the south and Midwest
Comment from : @sonnyarce

Can i ask if after bsn degree, do you need a agency to work in a hospital in US or you can apply directly tp hospital
Comment from : @regondolapatrick3255

When i was a NEW grad in 2020, i only started with $27/hr in florida… Only at $3276 right now…so awful
Comment from : @ericafitnurse101

The money seems ok being a nurse but for the job you guys do, you should be getting far more Being a Doctor or nurse is not voluntary, it is not a charity nor are the doctors or nurses charity workers, they do a job that is needed and should be rewarded for that job with the best money possible Its not their responsibility for the millions of people who just dont look after themselves well and the emotional blackmailers of the world need to shut up and see it from the view of the care workers Pay them more i say
Comment from : @tidus-fc8rq

U couldn't pay me a $1 million dollars a year to be a nurse
Comment from : @lc-il6wr

Hospitals in Alabama don’t incentivize you to get your BSN but they incentivize your CEN and CCRN
Comment from : @mirandaalexis

Portland, OR BSN 5 years of RN experience I make $5396/hr brWhen I lived in Albuquerque, NM and had 3 years of experience I made $3478/hr
Comment from : @mahrimorrow5009

Thank you, for that information I have summer and fall semester, and I graduate with my master’s degree Do you have any idea about a new grad with a master, 0 experience is worth?
Comment from : @jayc556

Yeah, but are these stats inflated by California?
Comment from : @tun6006

Hmmm, your 3-5 year estimate is very high We don’t make $90,000/year base salary in most of the Midwest You should stick to hourly base rate without overtime added The supplemental income is so varied You aren’t comparing apples to apples so this is a little misleading
Comment from : @MNP208