what is the average amount of pay for nurses in nevada?
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Check out www.salary.com   First type in the zip code for the area you will be working in (as a nurse?) -- and type if nurse for the profession.  They will bring up the low, med and high for that area.  You need to know the zip code. If you don't know it, go on a web site for that area (ie chamber of commerce for that town will be helpful)./  Good luck!
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I don't clearly understand your question, but there is a very large nursing shortage rite now, so the pay has increased for nurses in the last couple of years, so many people are going that route in life, including me.
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Every school has different requirements to become a nurse, but most follow similar curriculums. Check with some schools- they just want to train you well enough to pass the state board exams so you can be licensed. \nRN salaries vay in what you do. In the midwest hourly wages generally vary between $17 and $23.
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As a nurse - you should be making good money. Maybe you need to re-evaluate how you spend money instead of making more. Learn to budget.
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there is a huge need for nursing right now, and will be for years and years as the baby boomers begin to get older and require more healthcare.\n\nvisiting nurses make quite a lot of money and are usually able to set their own hours.\n\nhowever... you really may want to consider going straight for the RN... LPNs are treated really bad by doctors and RNs, and are a lot of times regarded as simply CNA's who can pass medicine. They are not allowed to make important decisions (i.e. sending a nursing home patient to the hospital) without consulting an RN or doctor) plus the pay is a lot better and isn't too much more schooling... you still have to take your written boards and clinical exams. you should really go all the way if your thinking of starting out. i know lots of LPN's who are trying to get their RN but it makes it difficult for them to go back to school while working, and the subject content is harder when they have experience that is working against what the teachers want to hear.\n\nif you are young and have the time and money to invest into it, go for the RN.\n\nnursing is very rewarding and honest work. and it is a field that is currently in deficit and is only going to grow. a lot of places (especially nursing homes) will pay for your education if you agree to work for them for i think three years after you graduate. you can work as an aide while you are in school (you have to do the aidework before you can become a nurse anyway)\n\n\n\nammendment: i think LPN starting pay is around $15 an hour... a friend of mine was an LPN at a private nursing home, and since hospice is a non-profit place they probably pay people a little less, but since most of it is traveling it may be more.. plan between 15-20 an hour\n\nRNs are around $25 an hour\n\ngood luck!
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Do you mean, which state has more high-paid nurses than any other?  Or do you mean which has the highEST-paid nurses?
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Here in rural tennessee, I've had to do salary surveys before.  Nursing homes pay new hires that are certified anywhere from minimum wage to about 9.50/hr.  Home health and hospice start around 8 and private duty starts anywhere from 9-12, depending on the case.
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In central IL, new RN grads start at $17.80.\n\ncheck out\n\n http://www.allnurses.com/forums/f121/questions-er-nurses-132641.html#post1432053
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RN's (registered nurses) can do nearly anything they want to do other than an actual surgery. It is a very fullfilling job, yet the pay scale needs to be re-adjusted. RN's don't get paid like many other college educated professions out there. Here is  link to some of the things RN's can do http://www.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AoyXCjqx_At1B9FortNUJcHsy6IX?qid=20061109113501AAzDvyK \nSome of this doesn't seem too glamorous, but RN's can choose where they work which, in turn, somewhat dictates what they will have to see and/or do. I've been an RN for years and haven't done much of what's on that list because of where I've chosen to work.
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depends on experience, location and well degree\n\nstarting salay should be between 18-25$ \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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i recently looked this up for myself but it depends on where you live here is something that i found in general\nEntry Wage\n\n$10.74\n\nMedian Wage\n\n$12.02\n\nExperienced Wage\n\n$13.31
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$25 an hour is about $1000 a week.\nIt isn't too shabby. And there are a lot of things you can do with a nursing degree besides nursing.\nHere is Florida, there is a nurse practicioner who has here own office and sees patients and does physicals and writes prescriptions and charges $80 per patient.\nShe has a doctor she knows who has given her permission to use his name on her prescription pad and at least in Florida, it is perfectly legal for her to act as a doctor as far as seeing patients and writing prescriptions. She probably makes at least $600 a day. \nYou can also start a business where you send nurses into people's homes for in-hone nursing care.\nYou can also do something like working for a plastic surgeon as an after care nurse. And I always thought it would be fun to be an O.R. nurse.\nPlus, at least in this state, there is such a huge demand for nurses you would never be out of a job.\nI think if you enjoy what you are doing that is at least half the battle. Dont' give up on doing what you love because you think it won't pay enough. I made that mistake with interior design and have regretted it ever since. And it turns out I got bad info about it not paying much.\nWith a four year degree, making $25 an hour is a perfectly decent wage. And as I said there are lots of ways to make a lot more with that degree. Take a business class, one in marketing, if you can. It will open up new horizens for what you can do to get rich with a nursing degree.
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I am a nurse in CA but it really depends not only on where you live but where you work.  If you work nights you'll always make a differential over what you would working days... I make a great wage in CA but because I specialize in ICU I make more than if I were to work on the med/surg floor...also it depends how long you have been a nurse... You have to remember that in exchange for the good salary we give up alot too....hospitals do not close for weekends or holidays....and should the census be low you might get sent home.... I have missed more than my share of my childrens school plays, soccer games, music/choir assemblies...
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Try here for links to applications and regulations in Nevada:\n\nhttp://www.nursingboard.state.nv.us/
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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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do a search on Yahoo! for Department of Education in Nevada