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I love how transparent nurses have become about pay. It is so helpful.
The biggest take away from this video is even with high salaries as nurses the two of you are looking for a way out and you haven’t been in the profession for very long. This is disturbing to me. Nursing is a fundamentally flawed burn out profession. No one really wants to talk about that. Or address the root causes.
It really is a problem
Not sure if the problem is completely addressable. The amount of things that can happen on the floor inherently make it really unsustainable. Even with good staffing, really sick people are stressful to manage
@@rezur3kt698 I also think it really unfair to nurses when other professions get to dump on them. Nurses stay with the patient for the whole shift and every one else goes in and out of care respiratory, PT/OT, pharmacy, anesthesia, techs etc list goes on. But nurses are responsible for the patient holistically and coordinates all of that care. They really should be paid a whole lot more. And not to mention it’s a dangerous and dirty job. Exposed to all kinds of communicable diseases. Have to clean up vomit, feces and urine. I know there’s techs on the floor but if they are busy or not enough of them that all falls on the nurse.
Monica is so supportive ❤. Big ups girl ❤
Yeah, I definitely would not be able to do all of this if it weren't for her willingness to put in extra hours at work so I don't have to.
Enjoyed the content brother. Please keep it going.
Thanks man! I'm just going to post more videos that I want to post (like this) because it feels more natural not having to sit in front of a camera talking to myself.
Yes, please create a series that could walk-through your business journey for drop shipping!
Congratulations to your family, I can tell you definitely done your research. Besides my nursing degree I have an MBA so I try to tap into many side hustles so I get it can’t wait to see what’s upcoming keep us posted!!!
Thank you!
Hey Jason and Monica, you're a POWER couple! Very inspiring, this made me think to re open my shopify store! I closed it during Covid!
BTW, love this content, more success to your business!
Thank you! We also had a Shopify store that we shut down right before covid but now we're back at it again. I say you should go for it too!
@@NursesToRiches thanks for the push 🙌
I wish I saw your videos when I was going through nursing school, very thought provoking and insightful. now is better than late 🙂
You guys are so inspiring. I’m currently starting nursing school
Facts same here, I’m looking to moving to Sacramento after I graduate. So these guys are so inspiring.
Love love love your videos. Very informative and inspiring. When im feeling like this nursing thing is a so draining i just go watch your videos and instant motivation. I'm in MO , looking to relocate.
I absolutely enjoy this video you guys are beautiful power couple I love how you guys work together with everything . I cannot wait till I am finish nursing school to start working and making money I love your videos Jason keep up the good work im so inspired. Thanks for being so transparent you and Monica.❤
Thank you so much!!
We love it. Great content Guys.. We love watching you guys Vlog together. ❤👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you so much 🤗
Congrats guys! Get out of this rat race early! Keep setting up successful businesses! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much!
Would love to see that drop shipping vid!
I know you have made a video somewhere on this, but can you PLEASE make a video comparison on the difference in pay for Southern California nurses compared to Northern California. With emphasis on Kaiser hospital pay difference. Also, I’m a school nurse. Can you make a video on school nurse pay public, private, university?? Thank you! Love your videos. So informative and thorough!
Love this I haven’t passes nclex yet but I’m already thinking of a game plan to not do bedside for so long
Visited Sac the first time last week and it was because you and your channel Jason! Now just waiting for the hospital offers 😂 Kaiser hard to get into but hopefully one day we can get in!
It's definitely going to require patience. I've always applied to a hospital with low expectations of being hired. Doing so made me feel better when I was actually hired. You'll get it eventually man. Just keep applying.
Thank you for sharing❤❤❤
Thanks for always watching and commenting 🙏
Hey Jason,
Love the video! Thanks for all you do to help nurses out and educate us. I have been an ICU nurse for about 4 years in the Cincinnati area. As a critical care float nurse I make around $60 per hour so nothing like you guys make. Renting now for $925/mo a 2 bedroom place and living expenses aren’t bad here. Trying to pay off about $40,000 left on my student loans and a car loan. That is the total for both combined. Your videos have been inspiring me to hit it hard and try to get debt free. I have also looking into moving to California. I love the San Diego area but I saw the pay isn’t at good there and it’s so expensive. So idk. Haha. If I pick up a couple shifts a pay period here I can take home $3800-$5000 without much trouble.
Wow, sounds like you're making great money in a city with a relatively low cost of living. If I were you, I'd stay there and continue to pay of the student loans then invest 60-70% of my pay so I could earn passive income and not have to work so hard in my later years.
Thanks so much! I will try to do that. Btw I come across a lot of other nurses through my float pool job and I am always sharing your channel with them. Just told two more nurses tonight about you and your videos. :)
Thanks for sharing! I’m currently in NP school and making more money matters to me. I want to work less hours than I do now as an RN and the sacrifices I’m making while in school are adding up. I’m wondering if I’m making a mistake…
I think you should put on your board of ideas "Daily life of a nurse entrepreneur" I liked this one.
Wow, thanks, that means a lot!
Lol, when you said you want more than 9 days off 😂, doesn’t everyone?!?! I loved the transparency. Comments are ruthless ☠️!
If I could get 365 days off, I'd take it, lol. But yeah I might have to stop responding to the haters in the comments because it's using up too much of my energy.
Jason, have you done a video about Kaiser’s pension plan comparing to others like UCLA or Davis etc? Or if you could tell us how much Kaiser takes out as a percentage for their pension?
man i always knew Cali is the best state to be a nurse. I did travel nursing in LA during covid era and was making bank!!! really miss my time here!!!
Power couple. Congrats guy
What program are you using for your business launch project tracker? Looks cool
It's called notion. It's like excel on steroids.
This is lovely, I'm interested in drop shipping, please can you suggest some learning platforms for beginners please.
This video was great
Thank you 🙏
Her pay is crazy 😮 👏👏👏👏
My son keep talking about doing drop shipping he turned 16 yr old and starting hustle.
Employment is still classified as non-scalable because it still relies on the time factor therefore income is still capped at x hours per week. Entrepreneurship, selling a product or a service is scalable because it doesn't rely on the time factor. Most millionaires created a product or service, sold the business and got huge payout in millions. This is called a successful exit. If you sell multiple businesses, then it's multiple exits. If you can produce income without exchanging time for profit, that is where success truly is.
I’m wholesaling real estate. I put a property under contract and sell them to other investors for 20k-50k assignment fee. My goal is to get to 100k per month on average with 70 percent profit margin lmao. Gotta build a real estate portfolio for 1 million a year cash flow. Still working my nursing job
So awesome man. I gotta have you on the channel eventually.
Very inspiring, I have been watching your videos and trying to learn as much as possible.
I'm currently finishing my last semester of nursing school, working hard to garduate and pass the nclex the first time. I had to move out of NorCal for school, but I would love to return home for my first job and follow your footsteps. I have been applying, but haven't heard back yet. I was hoping to get a job, to help me decide where to get licensed in. Should I wait until I pass the NCLEX? How can I stand out in my job applications?
I made a video about this very topic (ruclips.net/video/f2kXlJGJr7Q/видео.htmlsi=hKS-LIeUl_LStbYq) and I also interviewed 2 nurses with very similar stories ruclips.net/video/ZIIUDyLMQCA/видео.htmlsi=QhT3bVQRlOewucrR and ruclips.net/video/iauhhzzBnWU/видео.htmlsi=ecYNN0ZnwsjDtHVz
Congratulations on finishing your Nsg school! For job applications, this 3 tips may help:
1. Create a compelling cover letter or personal statement, why you want the role and company.
2. Keep your resume and cover letter concise and focused on relevant information.
3. Networking is key.
Hope it helps, Success your way and Blessings!
@@robienillosistoso628 thank you
Hey Jason, thanks for all the info. Quick question, which hospital has the best pension plans?
I don't know the answer to this because it's never something I take into account when looking for a place to work. My goal is to retire long before I can even benefit from having a pension. However, with that said, the UC system is known for having one of the best pension plans compared to most other hospital systems in California.
@@NursesToRichesHi, what’s UC?
Love the video! Do you have any resources to teach me about the basics of drop shipping?
Search "ecom king" on RUclips
@@NursesToRiches appreciate it brother. I’m an ICU travel nurse and I haven’t worked since December due to a knee injury. This will be good to learn about as I’m recovering.
What do you think about Kaiser in Oakland?
I have coworkers who have worked there and they all say they loved working there and would have stayed if the cost of living and crime weren't so bad.
Im a physician assistant in NYC, and wondering if the PAs/NPs are also making a killing out there in cali.
Im at $65 an hr right now which is decent but pityful compared to what you guys make. Even if PAs are making equivalent to what nurses are making out there, id make the move.
Love your channel. Wish ya’ll all the success on this future dropship endeavor
IDK About PAs but NPs aren't making what RNs are making overall unless you doing surgery. I dont live there (yet...) but by my research thats what im getting.
PAs and NPs are usually salaries and don't get as much OT as the staff nurses. I remember working at Sutter Roseville and one of the PAs I worked with told me he was making $165k/yr. To put that in perspective, that's what nurses who work 32 hours per week are making at Kaiser.
If I was a np I would look into starting my own business in Tele health. Get with a few other providers and come up with a plan
Mount Sinai NP’s making $74/hr
such a big W
Hello Jason and Monica, you guys are made for each other, total synergy 2+2=5. Thank you for fantastic content. I was able to renew my delinquient California license and considering a move from Floridato Sacramento, thanks to you Mr Inspiration. My backround is ICU and currently Interventional radiology. I been inspired by your run video and possebility of doing 12 hour and 16 hour shifts with possible overtime and double time. I am looking to work a lot and make serious money. I have a good understanding of how it works. First question .Should I consider transfering to ER and getting expirience while I am still in Florida. Since IR is 4 10 hour shifts, and ICU is only 3 12 hour shifts, I understand there is no overtime for CA ICU 12 hour shifts. or is there another departments that I can do 8 hour shifts and pick up overtime. Second question i been an RN for 14 years, from my understanding and sinse I watched your new Kaiser contract video I should be Nurse Level IV with 7 step credit and my starting basesalary in beginning of 2024 should be around 100. Ande for bonus question/ suggestion perhaps for next video. How does oncall work in California. I heard its half of your base pay, would it make sense to work in Interventional Radiology and pick up all the oncall? Anybody out there have oncall expirience? Any information would be greatly appriciate it. Thank you.
Hi Jaso,
I would like to know if you have any suggestions on those nurses getting their BSN. I am currently debating if doing my BSN is something that I should consider. I know people who never were able to do it for different reasons, but the costs of BSN are as much as getting a 2 year RN. I am wondering if you have any videos approaching this subject. Thanks!
If I were to do it today, I would get all of my prerequisites for nursing school, then I would apply to any nursing program I could find, and I would enroll in whichever accepts me first-regardless of whether it's an ADN or BSN program. If it happens to be an ADN program, you could get your nursing license sooner, get a job, and have your employer pay for your BSN.
@NursesToRiches
Thank you for your honest response. I recently graduated with my ADN this May, 2023. I have student loans. However, I was planning to go get more student loans to get my BSN done, which I believe is not probably a good idea. Let me ask you this: Do you believe that having the BSN it is worth trying to get done it done at the age of 40 years old and how much of a benefit do you think it might be in your own opinion. Thanks!
@NursesToRiches
Do you or your wife have your BSN completed?
Hi jason and monica, do you have 1099 contracts for part or prn jobs?
No we don't. The PRN job that Monica is a w-2 job from the hospital system we both work for.
So you guys make more than most travel nurses? Need to do another comparison video of staff or per diem vs travel nurse since travel rates went down.
Does this time and a half rule apply to physicians as well?
No.. Physicians don't earn OT.
Do you guys work 8 or 12 hour shifts? I feel like most RN positions I see in the Sac area are 8 hour shifts. Is it hard to find 12 hour positions?
He works 8 and she works 12-16 I think
I'm currently going back to school and eventually for nursing. I am in Illinois I plan to move I've always wanted to move out west and I've been thinking either San Diego, San Francisco or Sacramento as a place to set up shop you've got me interested in possibly trying to get work at Kaiser Permanente once this done (I haven't entered the nursing program and it's 2 years before I can officially move or do anything.)
But you lately have been talking as if it might be a problem moving to California.
I have seen videos on the problems that California have but I wonder if Sacramento and San Diego have the same issues that San Francisco and La have been having and can you tell me if that's the case.
California is a huuuuuge state. It takes 13+ hours to drive from Southern California to Northern California. I recommend you visit California and drive through the state before you decide to move here. I love California overall because there is more beauty to it than there isn't, but we miss our home on the east coast and don't know if NYC is where we'll end up for sure (considering how bad the situation is becoming there with the migrant population) but we're definitely going to end up in the east coast.
@@NursesToRiches I plan to visit in December (thinking San Diego) I appreciate your time and advice. It's hard restarting your life over, but it's sooooo worth it.
What city in California, are u guys at .. never knew nurses make over 100 hr .. I’m in the wrong field lol great content
What’s best mid term rentals /in demand in California?
When we first moved to California we lived in Roseville. Now we live a few minutes away in the city of Sacramento.
Sac. I live in South Lake Tahoe but we have nursing live here that drive over there and they make a lot of money
Do you pay PMI?
How would you apply for the float pool position? Do you need to work as an internal employee before they would give you that opportunity? I currently work in Houston,TX and I work in a float pool position in the ER. Is there anyone that you would contact specifically for that opportunity?
There is no specific "float pool" position within the Kaiser system in Northern California. There are only part-time, full-time, short-hour, per-diem, and temporary positions. However, in some cases directors allow their employees to float to other hospitals or units to earn extra pay.
@@NursesToRiches so is the $100 an hour based off experience or a particular position? Just curious because my hospital has a $62 an hour flat rate for our float pool er position regardless of experience. It requires being a nurse for 2 years to apply for my hospitals position. It’s hard to find good paying jobs in Texas, definitely not $100 an hour rates and we don’t have unions 🙁
I'm a staff nurse. The starting salary for staff nurses is as low as $72 and goes all the way up to $135.55/hr for a nurse with maxed years of experience working nights (and weekend diff). I have 11 years of experience and work evenings so my salary is $102/hr. We don't get any differential for working in the ED, ICU, or other specialty unit. We don't get a differential for having a BSN, so nurses with their ADN make just as much as nurses with their BSN.
@@NursesToRiches thank you for explaining that info. I currently have 4 years of experience. Thank you for providing great content on your channel.
Thanks for sharing. How much do you pay for your monthly health insurance for 4 if you don't mind? would also love to learn about your business failures
We pay $78 in biweekly union dues and it gives us every benefit I talked about, including health and dental insurance. And we'll definitely be including our business failures in the videos.
@@NursesToRiches thanks
@@jovanyespoit came with the sacrifice of making that move from NYC to California. We don't have any family here. If we didn't have to work full time just to have health insurance for a family of 4, we would still be living in NY.
We wish we had all the pay and benefits of California in every state. We talk about this all the time. Just because we have great benefits doesn't mean we want everyone else to suffer.
Didn't know all this money was out there!!
Bro, lemme know if you guys go snowboarding at Snowbasin in Utah this winter. That would be dope to go shredding together. My fiancé and I are from Salt Lake City, and we’re both travel nurses.
OK man I'll let you know. We usually take a yearly trip to Whistle (we booked it already) but if we end up going to Utah, I'll definitely let you know.
@@NursesToRiches Right on✊🏼 Yeah my fiancé and I both snowboard 🏂 On the lift I’ll tell you the wonders of working in PACU, and my fiancé can tell you guys about her nursing aesthetics business🤓
I'm living in Canada, this isn't my situation but my co-worker's . She bought a cad$980k worth of house. Her house is pretty and huge with unfinished basement and backyard but Your house is much bigger, prettier and newer than hers and her mortgage now due to rising interest rates is almost cad$6k exclusive of bills and property taxes! And your salary is way better than hers. even before the interests hike, her mortgage was almost cad$5k still. She has to work 5 days a week 12-hr/shift just to pay off her mortgage. That's crazy! And that's what's happening now here in Ontario, Canada.
I think her problem is that she over extended herself and bought a house she couldn't afford. I see the same thing happening with most nurses I work with. I work with nurses who've purchased homes that cost over $900k on a single income. Monica and I bought a house for $697k because we new we could afford it on 1/4 of our overall income. That's why we work 20 hours per week and don't pick up extra shifts.
Some times you have to be willing to live frugally and invest your money wisely if you don't want to end up living paycheck to paycheck.
@@NursesToRiches I agree. She did, however, houses here nowadays are unaffordable by a single person income family. There's no way you can buy less than 600k house here. Maybe you can still buy in remote areas but even in suburbans houses starts at 600k. Lesser price than that are condominiums. Even nurses will have a hard time buying those houses unless both couple are nurses or have high salaries.
Do you get a higher pay at kaiser if you are a RN with a msn/mba degree?
Nope 😩
i need to figure something out man. makin 130k working from home as a nurse but thats not enough in cali.
You need to move to a lower cost of living area. Sacramento was the sweet spot for us-high pay and low cost of living.
@@NursesToRiches yeah def thought about sac. Can’t do it tho because of family otherwise would def go.
I'm an RN, but I was a professional artist for 11 years before that. I worked in the studio of a "famous" artist and made his paintings, which he sold for tons of money. But the job got automated. I want to do something creative again that can make money.
I want to do something with film, maybe an art RUclips channel. Not sure what else I could do. I'd love to do portraits for wealthy clients or paintings for churches etc, but it's selling something expensive that's EXTREMELY time consuming. I'm talking a good two months of ALL of my free time for a single portrait.
I was thinking of dropshipping. I think I could make some great videos for ads. Seems like having good videos is the most important part of selling something with dropshipping, other than having a desirable product, of course.
If I were financially independent then I'd want to make small indie films. Could I make some serious money dropshipping to get started doing that?
You need to hop onto social media. If you do it right you can make tens of thousands selling your art. This tiktoker has sold her paintings for $70k and $80k: www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8AwgnFk/
@@NursesToRiches thanks. That's something to think about. I don't really understand social media, how you get followers, etc. The problem I've always had is that I paint so slowly, and social media needs constant content. How am I supposed to do this when a single painting takes me a month or more of my free time??
I clicked through to your interview with Mo, the immigrant who now makes $1 million per month. That was inspirational. I think I should probably be selling courses. I painted professionally for years. I made paintings that are now in big museums (though they had my boss's name on them, not mine). Skillwise, I'm in that top 1% of painters. I could probably build courses that people would buy. 🤔 I always thought I needed a following first, and my slow painting process prevented me from really pursuing it. But now I'm thinking I should build some painting courses, use my nursing money to advertise them, and then the following will come AFTER the advertising. 🧐
What do you think? Either way, we'll see what happens, I'm still thinking what I should do.
@@KEP1983go for it
#UnionStrong1281 you explained PERFECTLY why UNIONS are so important.
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What shift does Monica work? Does is she night per diem at Kaiser?
Yeah, night shift per diem at Kaiser.
@@NursesToRichesis the wear and tear on the body of night shift worth it? Circadian rhythm messed up. Heath risk increased due to lack of sleep. Just curious your thoughts
@@mcarroll78 they work only 20 hrs a week each. I’m sure she’s fine.
Jason , do you both work nights or just Monica?
I'd like to please know if Kaiser hires for LPNs as well 🤔 In Virginia In able to easily do my DBA/fictictious name online for $10 & I recently changed my business name online for $10 💸 They make it easy
Yeah, Kaiser hires LPNs. Most of the work in clinics as LPNs or as patient care techs in the inpatient units.
I wish California made it easier to start and run a business but they don't. I can see why businesses have been leaving California.
@@NursesToRiches Each state has their quirky stuff but hands down your income there beats anywhere else. A lot of people start their businesses in Delaware with a registered agent to manage it because of their liberal business laws. Check it out as a possibility for one of your businesses too, because a lot of banks use Delaware also
Don’t you think healthcare pay is getting out of control in CA?
No, I think healthcare pay is keeping up with inflation in California but it isn't everywhere else in the country. If healthcare workers' wages, and all wages across the board, for that matter, kept up with the rate of inflation we would not be having this conversation.
@@NursesToRiches inflation is your reason for nurses making over 100k. I’m not mad at you for making that money. I think it’s smart. But in all honesty everyone in the US knows healthcare prices are inflated here.
I sure hope AI or Apple doesn’t destroy your industry.
I didn't say inflation is the reason why nurses are making over 100k in Northern California. I said healthcare workers pay is keeping up with inflation in California (specifically Northern California), but not the rest of the country. And the reason why it's keeping up with inflation is because there are unions that nurses are members of in this part of California. Nurses here fight for high wages because the cost of living continues to go up and they don't want to end up homeless like most other Americans are unfortunately. Healthcare IS expensive and I am not here to solve a problem that no other politician or uber-wealthy individual has been able to solve. I am here making sure I'm protecting other nurses by showing them they don't have to overwork themselves, live paycheck to paycheck, and burn themselves out for abysmally low wages when even retail store employees are earning more than nurses in some states.
The va hospital pays you for holidays you dont work
Thanks for this education on how to get out of the rat race
For the life of me I don't understand why northern California Kaiser nurses make so much more than southern California Kaiser nurses. Our cost of living is the same, tax rates same, and organization/industry same
It's all about the union. The union that represents the nurses, and the nurses themselves, in Northern California do not mess around and will on strike as often and for as long as it takes in order to get what they want.
@@NursesToRiches Need to merge to make one collective bargaining union across all of California....Maybe one day
@@jovanyespo who hurt you?
@@jovanyespo I really appreciate you leaving all these comments. It really helps the channel out. Thank you.
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Since your wife does the per diem only, does Kaiser match her 401k? Or no
Yes, Kaiser matches the same amount for all employees who contribute a small percentage of their income toward their 401k.
Bible Nurse Game
Thanks dude 🙏
@@NursesToRiches I am following your blueprint to the letter once I get my RN. I will be a millionaire by 40. Working on some things now.
Getting taxed 40% is out of this world you could earn 2x in Texas EASILY
18% of that for Monica is going toward her 401k and 23% of it is going to my 401k. That's about 20.5% of our overall gross income going towards our 401k and the other 20% going toward taxes. And if you can find somewhere in Texas where a staff nurse can earn $150k/yr working less than 20 hours per week please let me know so I can tell our viewers to move there.
@@NursesToRichesthe cost of living in California will offset that easily. I could be wrong definitely but in California lunches avg like $25 right? Gas is like $7/g. I know y’all don’t rent but that would be like 3.5k/m x12 42k….. we haven’t started talking about other bills yet and we’re already at 1/3 your salary
@kingsizedjoe3077 I don't think you watched the entire video. I broke down all of our expenses. We still have $7k+ left over per month while work less than 20 hours per week and maxing out 401ks. I get 9 days off in a row and only work five 8 hour shifts every two weeks.
@@NursesToRiches what part of California are you in? And are most Californian nurses receiving pay like this? I thought the ones making bank were travel nurses in cornfields in iowa
@@kingsizedjoe3077 we're in Sacramento. Nurses can work anywhere east of the bay area, where the cost of living is way lower, but still get paid the same as the ones who work in the bay area. That's why we moved to this part of California. We're not, and never have been, travel nurses.
Millionaires? Great, now you can afford a shoebox apartment in California!
I’m definitely not into drop shipping. Seems like just shitty unethical capitalism. No thank you, that’s not the value system I hold. Love your other content though.
To each their own. Our plan is to build a brand, not to solely do dropshipping. Companies like Footlocker, Wayfair, Overstock, Nordstrom, Walmart and so many other companies dropship their products - the average person just doesn't realize it because they mask it so well.
@@NursesToRiches Yes exactly. Those companies suck. Capitalism sucks. And I certainly wouldn’t want to be profiting like that, off the backs of imported slave labor and jacking up prices to sell to unsuspecting peers. It’s just perpetuating a system that hurts all of us.
Hi! I’d like to start a drop shipping, how do you start?
Property taxes are a joke in California
Have you seen property taxes in texas