How much should you expect to make as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner? Salary?
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2019
- In this video, I talk about how much you should expect to make as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner from my experience!
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dude you are awesome .
Straight shooter no bullshit channel
Thanks for being honest about the salary expectations! I’m glad you are being compensated well for the work you’re doing. It gives perspective on potential salaries for PMHNP !
This is my ultimate career goal! Psych NP! Currently waiting to get into this 16 month ABSN program 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Wishing you all the best 🙏
Gosh me too, I am trying to get into an ABSN program in NJ and pursue Psych NP.
@@BabaCustom hi! How are you making out? I also live in NJ. Been a psych RN for 12 years now ASN. Also have BSN in finance but looking into PMHNP programs. Did you start? Any recommendations for ASN RN to PMHNP? Thank you!
Great info! Thank you for the time you took in explaining all these details!!!
Thank you for taking the time to talk details of the salaries of different jobs and make comparisons. I appreciate the information.
Awesome video! Thank you SO much for the information!
Glad it was helpful!
Most insightful video about any health care job i’ve seen yet!
Thank you for the information. It really helps
Enjoyed the video, keep up the good work!
Thank you for this! Very informative video, all your videos are so helpful and gives me more reasons to specialize in this field. Had to subscribe!
Thanks for the great video !
I love your videos! I graduate next year and I am excited about the upcoming opportunities. Thank you for your content. Keep it coming!
Good luck!!
@Nurse Practitioner I took it this past month and passed ;-)
Great content, keep it up, really appreciate the transparency of the information you are putting out there.
Very informative. Thank you so much
Thank you for all your insight and advice!
@Mafer Gonzalez I already did in September 2022 :)
@Mafer Gonzalez Yes :)
wow really good video. i have seen videos regarding pay but not mentioning the quality of life vs the pay. not many videos discuss the medications check..its very true, you will always have a strong career in medicine but once you start making money the quality of life becomes more important!
Your content is so helpful 🙏❤
Thx appreciate that. I'm actually really blessed to have a really great paying RN job so it's making these offers hard to accept but u made me realize that as a new grad it's all about learning ang getting support.
If you don't mind sharing, what is your pay as an rn?
Thanks so much - trying to decide what to do about my first job. Have found one with those nice 30 min checks and even though it pays less, I just might take it. The money will come .... I just don’t want to burn out too soon .... thanks for this!
Thanks for the info ! Planning to proceed to psych NP this year .
Love the videos. I’m finishing my accelerated BSN and the mental Health NP is intriguing. I’ve had 3 back surgeries too so trying to make a wise decision on the next step
@Mafer Gonzalez yes Ma'am we graduate mid august so I guess I will be taking it around then
Thank you! I agree, the money will come but first priority should be comfortability and experience.
Was looking for copper, but found gold. Very informative. Not just about salary but an overall lifestyle.
Appreciate it 🙏
Do u plan on making any newer videos? Just found the channel and thank u for your honest approach. I'm an FNP in the ER and am starting my post graduate pmhnp certification soon.
Great post! I'm at Walden currently for PMHNP. I have a hx in adult psych, corrections, tele, and case management. I'm glad I chose to go back to school!
Thank you!
How long is the Walden psych NP program?
Hi Whitney, I just started the PMHNP at Walden too, hope it’s going on good for you.
Hey I know this was a year ago, how do you like Walden?
I heard this is such a common issue in psych NP nursing where many providers are only given 15 minutes per med review. Quick question, when it came to signing your contract with your practice, does your contract outline how many minutes you will have for medication reviews and psych evals? I have colleagues who were told that they would have 25 minute med reviews & 90 minute evaluations during their interview but when they started, it was all a lie and they really could not argue it because the agreed terms during the interview were not outlined in their contract. I am curious to hear how your contract was outlined. Thanks!
I enjoy your channel. More grease to your elbows. Quick Question: What process did you go through to have the pharmacy honor your prescriptions
Great video. Do you think you can tell me, based off your research, what should the salary be in Southern California.
I just left a job I worked at where I saw on average of 22 patients, at times 29 patients per day. 1 hr eval, 20min follow-up including children. After 3.5 yrs, I felt overwhelmed. Good to know I was being abused and they made a killing off me like you said. I made what I thought was decent money but obviously should have made more. Sounds like Maryland pays better than NYC. Congrats on all your achievements!
Psych NP, great video. In Ohio the salary is roughly the same, someone with a couple years experience can expect to make between 150-220K, although, Ohio does require a physician collaborative agreement. I have heard several different salaries for new PMHNP grads, including a low end of 109K, but most should expect a low end of 140-160k after a year of experience. I have a few semesters to go before I can sit for boards, but have always loved psych, it was my first degree before nursing, and I am actually giving up a senior nurse executive career to do my PMHNP program, which also is self-reassurance that this career change from the business side of health care to the provider side is not salary driven for myself as it may be for others. I have several friends, that over the years, know the salary expectations behind this specialty track who have continued to focus on the FNP or other NP tracks, which I agree is very smart, while the salary may be good in this specialty, I would not recommend making that anyone's driver, they may find themselves burned out and moving back into another area of nursing if that is their only goal. I appreciate your videos, keep up the good work!
@Danielle Bridgeman you make so many great points. I can only speak from experience and speaking with physicians, NP's, and patients. I believe the average age for NP's is in the 40's. Many NP's have loans from prior degrees which dissuade them from medical school, as well as children and families used to a higher income that would alter life in a big way to start over in school. A good friend of mine who is a hospital internist reported to me that before I think about medical school take into consideration current loan debt, years of work in school and how much time I will have left to practice. Medical schools also take this into account during admissions, that is, how much practice time will this individual have left? Don't get me wrong, this is not the only consideration, I've met nurses in the past that went back to medical school in their 30's and 40's and did well, but it seems that they are the exception and not the rule. As far as patients trusting their psychiatric provider, I feel this really comes down to the provider. I've met patients who don't trust their doctor as well. That's why the initial intake should be focused on patient safety and building rapport. These are only my thoughts from my personal experiences. I'm sure many others have great experiences and thoughts to share as well. Many great points made though.
Hi, I am also an icu nurse trying to make the jump into psych. I work in baltimore md and would love to shadow you or some of your colleagues.
How does salary compare in states that don't allow full practice authority? Is it possible to open a private practice in a state like California so long as you have a physician collaborative agreement?
I’m thinking I may change my degree choice from CRNA to psych NP. I’m so sick of bedside nursing. I hate it so much it’s unreal .
I left bedside nursing for psych and couldn't be happier. Make 36 a hr for nights and currently in a graduate program for my PMHNP
@Mafer Gonzalez Yes, Ill be taking the exam in June
Do you find abs build your own clientele or are the patients provided for you? Thanks
Do you have your masters or doctorate ? Does this make a difference in pay ? Thanks for the great content !
How much psych RN experience do you recommend before applying as a psych NP?
I’m in Philly. Average $37 hr new grad. $45-50 hr experience nurse with full benefits.
did you have to get DNP or master’s still works?!
Which school did you go to? Do you recommend online or offline?
Thanks for such valuable information. Delaware has become the other state granting NP independent practice. Can I reach out to you for more guidance. I am completing my Psych NP certification in December
@Mafer Gonzalez yes
What’s in patient and out patient which is better? Is private practice better
And as a NP you are guaranteed that type of pay,? It’s no work you’re way up or experience like we will gain experience but like RN you have to work you’re way up for higher pay have a speciality or be a traveling nurse to make the 80,000 to 100,000 range of pay?
Can you please let me know what the codes are used for return visit patients for 30 minute vs 60 minute? is it 98214 and 98038 or 98036? thanks!
He's making $60 - $90/hr.
Hai, great content , could you please explain how to become a psychiatric mental health nurse practioner ? university admission requirements for international students after Bsn (11 years experience) iam from India . Thanks in advance. I will be wait for your valuable reply .
why do you not do private practice? did u sign a noncompete clause
Did you say 50 or 15 patients a day?
15
Move to CA.
Good money in CA?
the video image is too poor, you need to fix it more