Which are the best paid specialties?

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Hi, guys

I am trying to get some information on the nursing specialties. My dilemma is that I want to ensure financial stability for my family and kids, yet I want something that I am going to be interested in.

Thanks

Specializes in ECMO.

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Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU.

Depends on if you are talking NP or CRNA. Probably for NP it varies with practice and location. I work in a large nephrology practice and we are paid very well.

However, like Ventjock states, CRNA does make much more than I do in my area.

Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.
Depends on if you are talking NP or CRNA. Probably for NP it varies with practice and location. I work in a large nephrology practice and we are paid very well.

However, like Ventjock states, CRNA does make much more than I do in my area.

Totally agree with traumaRUs. It is very area dependent. CRNA does command the higher salaries in just about any setting.

Hw about NP specialities?

Particularly GYN?

Thanks

Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.

I'm OB-GYN NP and the job outlook for my area was bleak. I secured the FNP and haven't looked back. Couple the FNP with OB-GYN NP and I had a great background to bring to the bargaining table. But, again, it is area dependent.

I'm OB-GYN NP and the job outlook for my area was bleak. I secured the FNP and haven't looked back. Couple the FNP with OB-GYN NP and I had a great background to bring to the bargaining table. But, again, it is area dependent.

I can get FNP for just a year in where I got my BSN. I thought that it is too broad specialty. Should I go for it? It is going to be easy.

Thanks

Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.

Well, I cannot tell you what to do, but if your chances of securing a job with the FNP is good, go for it. You can always do a post-Masters certificate in another specialty area if you so choose. If you think you are interested in another specialty area, get some experience in that area and look into post-grad certification.........

Good luck.

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