i work in law and having a career change.can someone pls  tell me how much a qualified veterinary nurse earns?
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Depends on what part of country u live in but in the nort east about10k to12k stay in law
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I know people who get $35 an hour. LNA's I know make $15. And the LPN I know makes $21 an hour. It does depend on were you live also. But please if you are just getting in to this for money then don't do it. There are enough nurses now that give inadiquit care because they are just there for a pay check and not the patient. This is a very trying job there will be patients you love and patients you despise. There will be days you go home crying and days you will go home smilling. But everyone desreves the best care they can get. No matter what field of health care you are in. If this is something you feel strongly about doing for the reward of helping someone everyday then all the best to you. The nursing community needs good nurses. And the demand for nursing is very high everywhere.
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My roommate is a nurse here in SF and gets paid $50/hour w/o benefits. With benefits you get less. You can also work overtime. So annually you could make $100,000.
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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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Sadly going back to work next week when I finish mine :(\n\nIf you've taught full time for more than a year you are entitled to 12 months.\n\nI can only tell you what I got:\n\nPayment of varying degrees for the first 6 months - short time at full pay, short time at 90% then down to 50% for slightly longer then statutory amount (approx £420ish) until the end of the first 6 months.\n\nNothing for the next 6\n\nYour LEA will have someone in Personnel who can tell you your rights.\n\nK x
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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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from my understanding nurses don't make that much. You got to do it because you like to help others & be devoted to it. they make probably the most 30k a year or less (depends what kind of a nurse you are). DON't DO IT FOR THE MONEY DO IT FOR THE PASSION! THE WORLD NEEDS MORE NURSES (NICER ONES AT LEAST)
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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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I am a certified equine sports massage therapist.  I make $65/hr.  You won't find jobs for this, you work for yourself.  It is slow to get the business going, and you must live where there are a lot of horses.\n\nI am about to have my certification in canine massage as well.\n\nIf you want to do pet therapy, go for it.\n\nCheck out www.equissage.com for more info about becoming certified as an equine/canine sports massage therapist.
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You can get general info about nurse salaries at\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos083.htm\nFor more specific info, try:\nhttp://salary.nytimes.com/
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Why not combine the two?  A peds nurse.  You can get your RN and go for a specialty like ultrasound tech (it's a simple 1yr degree after nursing school) and you can make up to $30.00/hour.  My Mom was a peds nurse (LPN) for 17 years before she got her Ultrasound certificate.  She went from making $15.00/hr to $27.00/literally overnight.  That was 10 years ago.  It may be more than $30.00/hr now.  The advantage to being a nurse rather than a Dr. is that a nurse is pretty much freelance.  If she is good enough, she can work in private practice, hospitals, medflight, etc.  and not have to worry about all of the "headaches" of a doctor's internship etc. (Nurses generally intern where they work, so they get max benefits quicker).  They don't have to open an office, pay salaries, carry insurance etc.  You can even be a nurse practicioner with very little additional training from an RN.  I live in a rural community where just about every town has at least one Nurse Pract.  You can check out the bureau of Labor statistics website (www.bls.gov) to check out how much each career pays in your area for however much education you want to achieve.  Good Luck and God Bless!
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My wife is an RN and has been for twelve years.  She makes about $4500 a month, but she only works part time.  Full-time nurses in California can make about $90,000-$110,000 depending on location (Newborn, L & D, Emergency, Neo-Natal)\n\nIf you are just starting hang in there.  The classes are tough but it is worth it.  Great pay, good hours, 12-hour shifts at some hospitals, and great benefits.
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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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Your best bet for this career field would be to get a bachelor's degree in nursing, resulting in RN licensure.  While in school, take courses that would help you to be admitted to law school.\n\nAfter graduation, apply for law school.
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goto www.salary.com and answer the question they'll give you a detailed report
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Salary.com, will let u know what the deal is. It really depends on the area u wanna werk and depends on the type of job. Even though u say "pharmacists" that can fall under several things, with completly different saleries. The average is like 60K for a RN. General practioners salaries vary, but nurse practioners get like 75k. The same goes for cardiologists, it varys, yet it lokks about 400K. \n\nFinal answer: it all depends on WHERE u werk and WHAT SPECIFIC job title yer goin for\n\nwww.salary.com