how much money do graduate nurses make?
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Salary.com\n\nUsually a master's in nursing can produce income of 65-105k depending on what the master's is actually in. Family practice makes less while Nurse Anthestia makes more.
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If you are in the US, nursing is most definitely worth pursuing as a career.  The impending retirement of many baby boomers is creating great demand for nurses.  My sister and mother are both nurses; my sister has her pick of choice jobs and my mother, who is in her mid-60s, is contacted every week with job offers.
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I have seen ads in my local paper for hospitals willing to pay tuition.  Nursing is a critical shortage in almost every state.  Do some research and see if you have a local hospital that is willing to pay for your education in exchange for your loyalty when you graduate.
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On the average, approximately $23.00 per hour.  A lot has to do with the area you are located in and if it is in a hospital setting.  I hope that this helps you!
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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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I left nursing a few years ago and I write now. But, your math and science and degree can be used to teach.  Pay isn't as good, though. If you are single, investigate how much you can make as a nurse in Saudi Arabia. Just for the adventure of it. Even though legal nursing is a certification/specialty field, attorneys are always looking for RN's.  And, they pay better than hospitals. Good luck.
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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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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 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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It would depend upon their role within the university.\n\nSome would get a lot less than £40,000.\n\nSome would get a lot more.\n\nMaybe £40,000 is a good average. It depends why you ask the question, how you hope to use the information.
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You deserve an ego boost.  \n\n1) Associates have value\n2) You have 3\n3) You have two related certificates\n4) You are multi-lingual\n5) You're in currently in school for a nursing career\n6) Demand for qualified nurses will continue to drastically increase for the rest of your lifetime\n7) Dependent upon your location/region, there is no reason not to get a job with an annual salary of at least $31 or $32k at the entry rate.  If you perform well, you could be at the market rate within 2-3 years.\n\nReady for the Truth?\n\n1) Associates do not have the power of BS's or BA's\n2) You're all over  the career board without any work experience\n3) You're suffering from a lack of confidence\n4) You don't know where you're going\n\nFixes:\n1) Figure out what you want to do\n2) Figure out a plan to get there\n3) Do it!\n\nGood Luck!
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An intern fresh out of med school should make $40,000.00 per year or more.  After that, I would imaging $120,000.00 - $150,000.00 is close to the average.
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You might want to check out volunteer opportunities at your local nursing homes, or hospitals. The Nursing Assistant programs are a great way to enter the nursing field. Training time ranges from 2 weeks full time to about 8 weeks part time. On average about 120 hours. Starting pay ranges from $8.00 to about $13.00 in many states after training. \n\nCulturally competent , caring "nursing Student" seeks a challenging position with a progressive health care facility where my dedication to patients can be utilized. \n\nTry this one on .
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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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I worked for an administrator and she made TONS of money. However, the nurses have more control over the immediate care of the patients. Unfortunately, they are overworked so the care may not be as good as they would like it to be.
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Critical transport RN, what am i now? well i wanted to help people & wrk well under stress! i am now a wedding planner? gi figure, butu make 15% of the wedding and i roll in like $175,000 a year so maybe a nursing edu is not the best!
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My friend is an RN and the salary is very good.  She just started as an RN and the starting pay is great!  Also, there is a lot of need for RN's right now so she pretty much has her pick of any job.  Most hospitals will offer some incentives, like a sign on bonus or even pay off some of your student loans.  I definately suggest going for an RN degree.