pay rate for nurse attorney?
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what's a nurse attorney?  heard of a nurse and heard of an attorney, but not a nurse attorney.
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All you would need to do is apply for reseprocity in the other states.  You will need to contact their Health Professions Bureau.  I have the paperwork for FLA nursing license.  It will cost $212.00 for a FLA nursing license.
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Depends on the location of course, but the median paid to lawyers employed by local government is $80,840 a year.\n\nEdit: DAs are called State's Attorneys in Illinois, for some unknown reason. Assistant state's attorneys in Cook County start at $43,222 a year. The State's Attorney himself, who is elected, makes $160,000.
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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.
718506
check out my site. 24/7 consultation for $26/mo. representation charges vary but most lawyers work out payment plans that are affordable.
546373
Hi, I have a health care worker that comes ten hours a week. Most in my apartment complex have helpers. Most of our helpers are great. We know that it is hard for workers to understand our needs and we work together with our helpers to make our relationships good. Our aids become like family. The pay in Michigan is $9.00 per hr. Wages depend on agency. Make sure the agency is good to their workers. My agency is harsh on workers and they are supposed to be the best. The workers are not treated fairly. Of course, if you start your clients will help you to know what agencies work well with you and your client. Call Social Services, employment agency, hospitals, schools, and even apartment complexes for disabled. Even apartment complexes for retiree's and elderly will give you information. The pay is not much but if you are considerate and love people, you will do this job. You will not find more loving and understanding individuals as in disabled complexes. Not V A, but complexes that have disabled.
65307
Median salary for a lawyer in private practice was $80,000 in 2004. I can get more detailed information with more detailed information.
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Check out\nhttp://www.bls.gov\n\nClick on the Occupational Outlook Handbook link.  It's in the left-hand column towards the middle.  From there you can find info on salary- national and state statistics.\n\nRegistered nursing would most likely make you the most money.  You can get your ADN in about 2 years, after your prerequisites, of course.  Every shcool is different.  Thay make around $18 - $25 per hour, depending on experience and whether you work in a hospital, doctor's office, etc.
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Well 1st off, are you an associated degree R.N. or a BSN?  Or have your master's degree as a Nurse Practicioner?  It all depends on what level of education your at.  A typical range though for Atlanta is 18 an hour to 40 an hour.  Arizona is about the same.  And it depends of what type of facility.  I was just offered a job at J.B. Smith Health Care System in AZ and I was to start at 35 an hour.  Masters degree plus degrees in neurology, psychology, and Paramedics
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9.00 - 25.00\nit all depends on talent There are some assistants I wouldn't pay more that $9.00 for they are a liability to the practice.  Some staff take on more duties not because they are asked but because they Identify the need. Just because and assitant is making 18.00 per hour does not mean every assistant should.  Some assistants I don't want anywhere near a phone, or dealing with a stubborn patient, or even a screaming child.  They lack the instinct?\n\nYou don't know where you will be until you try.
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$7.75/hour plus commision
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It depends upon what kind of attorney he/she is and what size community the attorney works in.  An attorney in a metropolitan area will be paid much higher than one from rural America.\n\nHere are examples from ads at http://careerbuilder.com/:\n\nCorporate Attorney with 3 - 5 years experience, Washington DC: $140,000 - $160,000\n\nInsurance Products Attorney with 7 - 10 years experience, Long Island NY: $105,000 - $140,000/Year\n\nAttorneys in "many practice areas", Dallas, TX: $80,000 - $180,000/Year \n\nEmployment Lawyer, Oakland, CA:  $130,000 - $200,000/Year
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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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About 6.50/hr.  That was in Freeport, IL.  But you might make more depending on cost of living.  NOt by much though.  I'd bet you'd stay under $7.
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It depends on what degree you have and what capacity you nursing. For example a school nurse entry level position may only pay you between 24,000-28,000 US dollars per year, but entering the field as a nurse specializing in trauma, or geriatrics, pediatric, OR Nurse, Oncology Nursing, or any specialized nursing will not probably begin by paying you additional money, but in the long-run, specializing in a field of nursiong requiring specialized knowledge will pay off for you eventually.  Home health nursing can also be very lucrative though you must have a certain number of years experience as well as a certain level of knowledge and experience with different types of equipment. \nI have a friend who recently became an LPN and works regular 8 hr shifts 5-6 days per week and he made 66,000 US dollars last year.  It really depends on your level of education, the position you take and if you are administration in the nursing field, a Patient care manager, a Director of Nursing, assistant director of nursing or even in a recruiting or teaching position.  There is a significant difference in salary depending upon if you are an LPN- Licensed Practical Nurse, RN Registered nurse, BSN Bachelor's of Science in Nursing, or if you become a nurse practitioner.  LPN can be achieved in 2 or less years depending on if your program is excellerated, it allows you to nurse, but it limits the meds you can provide and in the field depending on where you nurse, it can limit you to doing treatments and giving meds only.  RN is historically achieved in 4 years and comes as a BSN but in previous years RN has been accelerated and given in 2-4 years without the bachelors degree.  Becoming a nurse practitioner is usually a step that some nurses who hold a Masters of Science in NUrsing take which will put them at about an equivelent level with a physician's assistant (PA) able to follow and treat patients but unable to prescribe narcotics and followed up by a physician who signs off on his/her treatments or prescribed course of action.  They work under the licensure or an approved physician.  I would suggest getting on a web site that does national or even international comparison for careers with varying levels of education.  Sorry I don't have additional time to find any for you at this time, but I hope this helped you out a bit anyway.  If I find time I will post some sites for you a bit later.  GOOD LUCK with your future endeavors and don't get discouraged!
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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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-$35,000-$40,000 a year including bonuses for Legal assistants aka Paralegals. However, it depends on what firm you go for. \n-No, legal assistants are not the same as legal secretaries. Although, they have similar job functions, except the legal assistant is more involved in researching.