Nurse practitioner Salary

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  1. What is your salary as a nurse practitioner?

96 members have participated

There are tons of these out there, but most of them seem to be old, closed posts. I will also add a poll to this post. Seems there are a lot of people wanting more thorough data than only what salary.com can provide. Hopefully this post will provide a salary expectation for fnp hopefuls, students, new grads, and people considering the field of nursing.

This poll isn't helpful unless you say how many ears experience..

chillnurse, BSN, RN, NP

1 Article; 208 Posts

Specializes in Internal medicine/critical care/FP.

That would be a complex poll lol. I guess this can be for people that are close to new grads or new grads

ryguyRN

141 Posts

Advance Healthcare network for NPs & PAs has a good break down of 2013 National salary survey

2013 National Salary Survey Results on ADVANCE for NPs & PAs

I would like to hear how these compare of those on here.

jamiejo05

24 Posts

Specializes in ICU/CCU.

Do PAs really make more that NPs? I currently work in an ER with other PAs and NPs and we all make the same salary. However, I honestly though NPs would make more and be more desirable overall.

Dranger

1,871 Posts

I know a few PAs hitting close to 200k (many 150k with normal hours). Out in my area PAs make a bit more because they staff specialized areas while NPs dominate primary care.

chillnurse, BSN, RN, NP

1 Article; 208 Posts

Specializes in Internal medicine/critical care/FP.

Pa make more cuz like dranger said they specialize more often. And their are more male pa. Male nps usually command a higher salary also it seems

chillnurse, BSN, RN, NP

1 Article; 208 Posts

Specializes in Internal medicine/critical care/FP.

Both np and pa at the er grip in my hospital make 65 an hour. Don't know what the specialists make. One pa I know makes 125k for 50 hour weeks working psych/hospital med inpatient

chillnurse, BSN, RN, NP

1 Article; 208 Posts

Specializes in Internal medicine/critical care/FP.

I only make 95 working 42 hr weeks as a new grad. Night shift. Few extra shifts a month at the clinic will push me close to 120 here shorty. I am rural though. Rural ky. Our clinic nps make from 85-110 85 bring base and then incentive if you see more pts. One guy was pulling close to 120 for a 40 hr week since he was very fast

Specializes in Family Nurse Practitioner.

I live in a low cost of living area in the South. Here when I graduate I can expect $75-85,000/year without experience.

reddgirl

253 Posts

I live in Miami, Fl and myself and most of my classmates started with a base salary of 80k with bonus incentives.

BostonRN13

184 Posts

I'm in Boston, if you couldn't guess, lol . I'm finding most starting NP salaries here (with my nursing exp figured in) are anywhere between 105K-114K

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