I work in 65k/year position with the government as an LPN. The part that sucks, Is I am active duty so do not make the 65k my civilian LPN counterpart makes; However, I am getting out soon and have had 2 tennative job offers.
1. is returning to the exact job I am doing now at 65k (contractor)
2. getting my research certification and returning as a protocals nurse for 60k (but as DOD with benefits)
Government Contracting jobs tend to pay higher than average but they are like a temp agency. once contract is up, Government may or may not renew.
Sep 6, '12 by Barbiem2Started off as a new Grad at 23hr, in 2009 - now make 27hr in 2012 - my classmates started off between 17 and 25hr
Sep 7, '12 by GreymistI work in 65k/year position with the government as an LPN. The part that sucks, Is I am active duty so do not make the 65k my civilian LPN counterpart makes; However, I am getting out soon and have had 2 tennative job offers.
