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My sister-in-law is a Onc NP at a high profile research University in the Mid-Atlantic region. She started out a few years ago at 68K and is up to 75K. That is on the high side for a University research clinic, and she has an outstanding benefits package. She has her Advanced Oncology Certified Clinical Nurse Specialist as well as a ANP. Her husband is a dosimetrist in the same clinic and makes almost twice as much.
90K in Boston. But if you're anything like me the burnout makes it not worth it. I wish I had gone to acupuncture school instead so I could really help people instead of pump them full of chemo for them to suffer anyway. I would not recommend it.
But that's another thread entirely. For specialty in Boston I started at 75K and after 2 years now it's around 90K pretax.
I work for a hospital in town. I do have to pay for parking which runs $40 a week. I live in the burbs so my rent is cheap. I actually really am looking to transition out of Oncology and into Occ Health because Oncology Nursing is an evil succubus that will eat your soul. Just kidding, but it's just VERY stressful. I work anywhere from 50-55 hour weeks, I am usually overwhelmed with work. I work for 3 different MD's. Prior I worked in private practice Oncology which was less stress but pay was less. Hours were better though.
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How much does an Oncology Nurse Practitioner make per year?