what is the salary for a patrician nurse?
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I am not exactly sure what a patrician nurse is, but the US Government's estimations for nursing salaries is below:\n\n\nMedian annual earnings of registered nurses were $52,330 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $43,370 and $63,360. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $37,300, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $74,760.\n\nMedian annual earnings in the industries employing the largest numbers of registered nurses in May 2004 were as follows:\n\nEmployment services: $63,170 \nGeneral medical and surgical hospitals: 53,450 \nHome health care services: 48,990 \nOffices of physicians: 48,250 \nNursing care facilities: 48,220 \n\nMany employers offer flexible work schedules, child care, educational benefits, and bonuses.
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Really low.  In California it's just a couple of bucks above minimum wage.  That makes sense though because it requires almost no training.  Go into nursing instead.  Good income there.
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Well..in Indiana the average wage of an LPN is about 20.00. I was reading some other answers and I started out as a LPN then went back to school several times to get my RN and BSN..I would suggest getting your LPN first for several reasons..first you only go to school for 1 year,,second it is so competitive to get into school anymore that even LPN school is hard to get into, third you get so much experience as a LPN because it is basic nursing care and with that experience it makes your RN easier..and most hospitals and other institutions will pay you to go back to school..its a win win situation...I love being a nurse..I can't imagine doing anything else..You must always remember that the joy and reward come from your heart that you are making a difference in someones life and you won't hear alot of thank you's...but every once in a while you will get a hug or a thank you that will keep you getting up everyday and looking forward to making a difference again...This may sound silly but if you are looking in becoming a nurse take the opportunity to shadow a nurse and see what kind of day they have..hope this helps...
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sorry don't know figures but usually you get paid more it its government run like education boards rather than private run nurserys
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As of January, 2001, each Senator receives an annual salary of $145,100"\nhttp://permanent.access.gpo.gov/lps12426/www.senate.gov/\nlearning/learn_faqhtml#how7
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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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Phlebotomists' salaries vary dramatically from area to area.  Some make barely more than minimum wage, while others make $40k or more.  The Drawing Room is currently compiling a database of wages across the country and will hopefully be available soon.
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Gross salary £2,500 pcm.\n\nTax approx £435.00\n\nN.I. approx £230.00\n\nNet salary is therefore £1,835.00 (ish)
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Nursing. It is one of the best careers. there is currently a 200K person job shortage in the US and it is growing. the baby boomers are needing more and more care and demand will continue to rise. Also it does not fluctuate with the economy such as the IT or computer fields. There will not be a health care bubble. A starting RN can expect to earn about 40-50K/yr depending on location. in california it will be closer to 80-90K. Also you will get a very good benifit package. there is competition for employees so it is a sellers market. In addition most nurses work 3 12hr. shifts, so you have 4 days a week off!\nIf you continue in education a CRNA (anesthatist) sp? can expect to make 150K+ and work a standard work week. \ngood luck\n\nI have a BS in Finance(graduate summa cume laude, lots of crap jobs, not many good ones), an am currently in law school. My wife is an RN and will soon be a nurse practitioner, she will likely make more than I will, and I will be working 60+hs a week.
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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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depending on the grade level, around 20-40k a year
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It would depend upon the part of country in which you work, what type of facility (nursing home, drs office, hospital - hospital pays much more than the first two).  It would also depend on what area of nursing in which you specialize.  Generally, nurses that work on the med-surg units in the hospital are paid less than those nurses in intensive care.\n\nThe persons who answered 60k/70k please let me know where those jobs are available.
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Well my mother is a phsycian. It really depends on a wide range of things. If you have your own practice, work for someone else, or a mix of both. It also depends on their speciality and level of skill. Physicians with a few years of experience can expect to start out at around $150,000 per year. The more specialized the doctor is the more money they make. Another large factor is location. In private practice it depends on how large the practice is and how many patients are seen and can be significantly more than the 150K. Doctors earn their money though. They work long hours, work hard, and put up with a lot of stress. Who would want to have to worry about saving lives every day. With a person's life on your shoulders, this causes a huge amount of stress.
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not enough for the crap they put up with..Depends on where you work (big or small), what city..LPNS make less than RN's. 2 years RN's less than 4 year, RNP and nurse midwives make most. The more education the more pay. But believe me it's not nearly as much as they should make..considering they put up with all sorts of patients with all sorts of tempers, etc.
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depends on experience, location and well degree\n\nstarting salay should be between 18-25$ \n\ngraduate nurses at our hospital are starting out at 19$ per hour in the Carolina's this is a 2 year degree
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go to salary.com you might find it there.
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http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layouthtmls/swzl_compresult_national_HC07000103.html\n\nThe median expected salary for a typical Physician - Podiatry in the United States  is $123,924.\n\nhttp://www.faqfarm.com/Q/What_does_the_average_podiatrist_earn_in_the_US\n\nThe median annual earnings of salaried podiatrists were $94,870 in 2002, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The middle 50 percent earned between $62,500 and $139,230 a year.\n\nAccording to a survey by the American Podiatric Medical Association, median net income for all podiatrists was $134,415 in 2001.\n\nAccording to a survey by Podiatric Magazine, median net income was $114,200 in 2003.