How much do you make?

charissa · May 29, 2003

oh, new job is burn icu, good healthcare, and review and raise q6 mo

tris · May 29, 2003

:eek: Wow such a wide variety of pay:

RN

14 years

home health

22/hr plus benefits and mileage pay

NicuNsg · May 29, 2003

Peggyd, you have a thankless job sweetie!!!!!!!!!!!!

And very much needed, take it from a parent of a child with chronic lung disease in the 1st grade!!!! You are wonderful and admired, the pay is an absolute shame and more should be done about that (I did a rotation in school health and it is very busy!). Unfortunately they can't pay teachers and the rest of the staff is an afterthought I am sure, it's called working for the state!!! Just know that there are parents out there that appreciate your work and dedication...

powmol · May 30, 2003

1. RN

2. 15 YEARS

powmol · May 30, 2003

ohoh seemed to hit the reply button too soon!

3.psychiatric facility

4. 43,000 year

featherzRN, MSN · May 30, 2003

Just switched jobs - new job:

RN

Southern California

13 years

Clinic (Days only)

$35/hour (Per Diem, but scheduled full time)

bennie · May 30, 2003

RN

3 Years

Agency - ICU

$37/hr

boopchick · May 31, 2003

LPN

8 yrs

Agency(Mostly LTC with some subacute)

Massachusetts

$24-27/hr

Caramia1500 · May 31, 2003

I'm an RN, currently working as a traveling nurse, 4 years experience in L&D...this year $69,000 without paying rent or utlilies. I have worked in New Mexico, California and now Alaska.

boopchick · May 31, 2003

Originally posted by progeria
1 LVN
2 2 YEARS
3 LTC PSYCH
4 26 AN HOUR+BENEFITS

I would like to say I make more than most RNs. I do.
HAHA how do you like that RealNurse HAHA
Fact MOST RNs are lacking in common sence.
Fact MOST LVN know what is going on we just need a book smart
RealNurse handy to use (like a carpenter and a hammer) If you knew or saw half the stuff I have done or saw, my well-being would be taken.
I have worked with many brillant RN's but the schooling that they recieve lacks in TRUE pt care. Most of them have never turned a pt but they were good leaders:cool: :D

Where is this attitude coming from??? Kinda rude dontcha think???

coder · May 31, 2003

Hi tinkagain...I'm looking into nursing school and was wondering about the pay in the Tampa area. When you said you found Tampa was paying around $30, how much experience was required? What kind of employers? I make a decent living now as a computer programmer, but would really like to get back into the medical field (was pre-med in college), and then several twists and turns in life that most of us experience. Any info is appreciated!

boopchick · May 31, 2003

Originally posted by Lot
1. RN
2. 1½ years
3. psychiatric nurse, Denmark
4. Around 30.000 dollars (and we pay a 50% tax!!!)

50% tax?! :eek: