Nurse Practitioners out there: 1) what is your specialty? 2) how many hours do you work per week 3) how many weeks of vacation/sick time 4) How many years of experience? 5) what is your total salary with bonuses? 6) What is your total revenue to the practice?
Me: OBGYN/36 hours/3 weeks/6 years/135K/550K. And my income should increase next year since I just started at this new practice and am building my practice.
Arthritis/Rheumatology/Emergency Medicine
32-36 hours main job mon-fri with tuesday either off or a training day, 5 patients/day
14-28 hours OT on weekends, double time
26 days vacation time, 13 days sick time per year, 3 days CME time for annual conference and no money
Started main job $95,000/yr, just got promotion at 1 year mark $103,000 base salary
ER job, $60,000/yr with 1 day/week, or $120,000/yr with 2 days/week, Extra income
So, I can make $165,000-$200,000/yr (before taxes) without too much trouble
1.5 years experience, no income to practice, (Govt job)
So I'm interested in your emergency medicine (ER) is it with govt too? That's pretty sweet gig to only be able to work 1 or 2 days per week and make that kinda extra money. What all do you do in ER, are you just stuck with minor colds sprains and cuts? Or do you get to assist and do more serious cases? If I go the FNp route I am very interested in doing emergency medecine, and urgent care on side.
1) what is your specialty? Palliative care
2) How many hours do you work per week? 40 FTE
3) How many weeks of vacation/sick time? Accrued per hour, first year 18 days.
4) How many years of experience? New grad
5) What is your total salary with bonuses? 135 k
6) What is your total revenue to the practice? No clue, I'm new.
I'm in California.
14 hours ago, db2xs said:1) what is your specialty? Palliative care
2) How many hours do you work per week? 40 FTE
3) How many weeks of vacation/sick time? Accrued per hour, first year 18 days.
4) How many years of experience? New grad
5) What is your total salary with bonuses? 135 k
6) What is your total revenue to the practice? No clue, I'm new.
I'm in California.
I am interested in Palliative Care. What is your actual certification? FNP? Adult? Acute Care?
On 12/7/2018 at 11:42 PM, Brandon B said:Interesting read here for NPs who are frustrated with pay. There are a lot of NPs coming out of school taking really low salaries just to get a job. Take a look at this article that explains what Some NPs are worth (salary) compared to what they bring in for revenue.
How Much Revenue Does a Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Generate?
Nice read. Very helpful.
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Interesting read here for NPs who are frustrated with pay. There are a lot of NPs coming out of school taking really low salaries just to get a job. Take a look at this article that explains what Some NPs are worth (salary) compared to what they bring in for revenue.
How Much Revenue Does a Primary Care Nurse Practitioner Generate?