how much does a nurse make a year?
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Check out the website salary.com.
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make that 4 years premed 4 years graduate school and 2-3 years residency. 10-11 years total. and in the income is more around 200,000 to 300,000.  Depends on the location you work and how advanced the ER is equipped.  The hospital ER I work at contracts their doctors out and they actually work on a commission if you can believe that.  Motivates them to see more patients and not let things get over crowded.\n\nNurse practitioners that work their make about 100,000.  that's a masters degree in nursing.
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A medical assistant goes to school for only a year.  There is a demand for them because they are cheaper than nurses, and can do alot of the same things, HOWEVER, if you have the time and determination to become a nurse it pays MUCH better.  For example, the MA's I work with do most of what I do (mostly-ther eare a few things I have to do that they can not do) but they make about $12 an hour, and I make $22 as a nurse, and nurses are quite often offered double pay when staffing is short- so sometimes I make $44.00 an hour when I accept extra shifts.  So bottom line if you are going to go to school, make sure you are getting paid well after the education, because you will most likely be doing alot of the same things the nurse beside you is doing for twice as much money.  There is more responsibility on the nurses sometimes though too.  Pros and cons. :)\n\nHTH!\nBarbarita RN
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that would be an endocrinologist.  As far as what they make that would depend on the area they are in, if they have their oun practice and how big that practice is.  I would say min. 200 g on average a year.  There could be some that only make 100 grand then some that earn 1 million.
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Absolutely. Nurses are in high demand always and they make really good money starting out. \nSeriously it all depends on where you decide to work, don't listen to the people who tell you that nurses aren't in demand. Look in any newspaper classified ad and you will always see job vacancies for nurses. Do your research and you will get a great position somewhere as a nurse. \nThe good thing is that nurses are needed all over...military, hospitals, nursing homes, schools, factories, the list goes on and on.
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This problem exists nationwide, not just in Florida. Not enough nurses because there are too many patients. Baby boomer generation is getting on up in years and need more medical care. The supply of nurses is not being met at a sufficient enough rate to keep up. Nurses are in HIGH demand. Their wages are not too low. They demand an enormous salary- with full benefits (deservedly so)- and they get it.\nTeachers, on the other hand are abandoning the teaching profession because of beauratic nonsense that won't allow them to either teach or maintain discipline. Their salaries are insanely low. Why did this country spend more on jails/prisons/inmate care and feeding last year than it did on education? In the community where I live a teacher who has been with the school 20 years earns about $40,000 per year. (S)he spends hours and hours per week trying to educate children. The school board goes out and hires an "Athletic Director" off the street for $86,000! He teaches the kids how to bounce a ball! Where is the equity?
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in canada, they make about 60000$ a year
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like me i'm planning to be a nurse in london and i look at agencies through the web and the salary of a nurse is some like 21,000 pounds a big amount and i'm also planing while i'm working i will study fashion at central saint martins a prestigous fashion school in uk.
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Average hourly rate of $17.32 per hour.  Keep in mind that this will skew higher or lower depending on the nurse's experience level.  Cheers.
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lol its funny we have the same avatar but try being a rn nurse! they make lots of money and you will love it.l good luck!
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Depends are where you are from, I am from PA and RN's across the board are making anywhere from 21.00 to 35.00 per hour, depends ont he demands of the job too.
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I know that nurses are in high demand in the United States.  So much so that they are pulling in up to 60,000 USD a year.  You can apply for these jobs online, at http://www.monster.com/  http://www.nursing-jobs.us/  http://www.maxhealth.com/forms/nursing/nursing_form.asp\n\nIf you are hell bent on Australia here are a few sites for there too.\nhttp://www.healthstaffrecruitment.com.au/index.php  http://www.nursefindersuk.com/australia/nursing-jobs.cfm  http://www.medhunters.com/nursing-jobs/aus.html
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It makes great money, it's stable, and unless you're a doctor the training is pretty simple.\nExample: my dad, a CRNA (anesthetist), is making over $110,000 a year. Not too bad. \n\n(I should mention that when I mean nurse, I mean a RN, not a LPN.) \n\nHowever, the hours suck (12 hour shifts), the stress can be incredible, and working call is the worst. \nExample: My dad wasn't able to leave our city to go ANYWHERE while he was on call. He often missed birthdays and holidays. \n\nBasically it comes down to this: many nurses NOW are growing into the retirement age (like my dad). If you are interested, you may like it. If you love it, you're going to stay. If you don't, you're going to quit at the first oppurntunity.
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Well it does depend! (Sorry 'bout that). There are many different doctors in many different fields. Oncology docs make around 100,000 a year and a heart doc makes around one million a year. Family docs make around 70.000 to 80.000.
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It depends on the location.  In the midwest, they make around $70,000 per year starting off.
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Oh, yeah! Consider this: I am making over $60k a year and that is only working three 12-hour shifts a week. That means I have four days off a week. Imagine if a nurse picks up an extra day or two a week. That's almost $100k a year! But, I LOVE my days off. That is all.
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Yes, it is. It depends on what part of the medical field you are looking at. They make some BIG BUCKS. I mean a lot. So I believe that you will do well in that field. My sister is going into the medical field as well, and she is going into veterinary and medicine/pre-med. In the medical field, they make about $40,000-$65,000 a year. But yes, they do make good money in that field.