Published Oct 23, 2014
Karnveer Hundal
2 Posts
I am a male and I'm 14. I live in Washington State. I am in AP Science. I love nursing (I have seen it first hand from my uncle, there is also a program from my school where you can job shadow so i have done that for a while). I find this job is great, however I would like to know how much i would earn the first year. Not that it is going to happen soon but i would just like to know. Thanks you. (Sorry for my english it's not my first language, im working on it).
loriangel14, RN
6,931 Posts
There is not really a cut and dried answer to that question. It will depend on where you end up working and the pay scale could change drastically by the time you get there. Best of luck on your journey.
Thank you for reading and I don't exactly know what types nurses there are and what nurse is the sort of "general nurse" that is in the hospital and gives medicine and other basic things.?
You would start your career by getting a general nursing degree. there are extra education you can do after licensure if you want to pursue a speciality.
Here is a list of some the areas you could work in:
Ambulatory care nursing
Advanced practice nursing
Burn nursing
Camp nursing
Cardiac nursing
Cardiac catheter laboratory nursing
Dental nursing
Medical case management
Community health nursing
Correctional nursing
Critical care nursing
Emergency and trauma nursing
Environmental health nursing
Faith community nursing
Flight nursing
Forensic nursing
Gastroenterology nursing
Genetics nursing
Geriatric nursing
Health visiting
Holistic nursing
Home health nursing
Hospice and palliative care nursing
Hyperbaric nursing
Immunology and allergy nursing
Intellectual disability nursing
Intravenous therapy nursing
Infection control nursing
Infectious disease nursing
Legal nursing
Learning disability nursing
Maternal-child nursing
Medical-surgical nursing
Mental health or psychiatric nursing
Military and uniformed services nursing
Neonatal nursing
Neurosurgical nursing
Nursing informatics
Nursing management
Nursing research
Nurse midwifery
Obstetrical nursing
Occupational health nursing
Oncology nursing
Orthopaedic nursing
Ostomy nursing
Pediatric nursing
Perianesthesia nursing
Perioperative nursing
Private duty nursing
Psychiatric or mental health nursing
Public health nursing
Pulmonary nursing
Quality improvement
Radiology nursing
Rehabilitation nursing
Renal nursing
School nursing
Sub-acute nursing
Substance abuse nursing
Surgical nursing
Telenursing
Telephone triage nursing
Transplantation nursing
Travel nursing
Urology nursing
Utilization management
Wound care