also a NP- I advise students all the time to have SOLID nursing career first- as a provider it's a whole new level of responsibility so you need to have the knowledge base before you tackle grad school
My nursing professors told us the same. I went back to school after 5 years of nursing (ICU, clinic, perioperative, travel) and it was the best decision. Now, I’m a CRNP 🎉
@AllAboutPurple totally depends on what program you do (FNP, AGNP, PNP, PMHNP, CRNA, etc), background experience and location. Best bet is to find some NPs in your area and field of interest and inquire. NPS can make anywhere from 90k to 200k baseline depending on those factors
A year ago, i saw this video and i was shocked how much she was making. I was only making 115K. I felt so underpaid. Now I'm getting paid 175K plus bonus, which can go up to $350k.
@mandeep4825 yes I'm a nurse practitioner. Only 2 years. I worked as a wound specialist for a company then found out I was paid below average. So I found another company that paid 35% more. Before quitting, my current boss decided to match me and paid 5% more for me to stay. Then we merged with a new company, and they gave me another 10% raise and promoted me to advanced care, which I can get even more bonuses for the procedures I perform.
@@nelsonjr16 thx well I m foreign students and I wanted to pursue nursing program in US and then go for nurse practitioners... Can you give any advice related to college and job ?
@mandeep4825 it helps to know the doctor who will work with you. I didn't attend the top school for NP but worked hard to pass the exam. I went to a community college first to get my associates degree, nursing license and found a job as a regular nurse. I made little money compared to now, but I used that to pursue my bachelor's degree, which I used to get paid more. Then pursued my masters degree, and was able to pay it off myself. I have no debt. I was poor to begin with but just worked very hard to earn money as I moved up the ladder.
My aunt was a nurse practitioner before she passed and loved it a lot. Even though working long hours and oftentimes having to travel she did very well for herself
I really wish she asked about education path. I DO NOT want to work as a nurse if it’s not NICU but a lot of the grad specialities require nursing work 😢
I’d say the only cons to becoming a nurse practitioner is the money for schools loans if any needed as well as the time needed to put into schooling. Otherwise it is a field of opportunities
There are different levels to nursing. You're thinking of registered nurses, or RN. She's a nurse practioner. That's like the highest level. She can prescribed medication like a doctor.
It depends on the state if she can hang a shingle independently. One can get an RN at a community college. Many will then work and complete a BSN while working. Not sure of the cost of NP programs.
Nurse practitioners write prescriptions so they have plenty of opportunity to make money for their employers without them paying the insane cost of a physician, so really employers are the main benefactors.
@@thetruthsayer8347 you bonus when you sell more or make more money for the company. So now explain how a nurse is bonusing unless she's prescribing and treating to get a bonus not help people.
@@earthstar7534 that’s a lie. You can earn a bonus just by doing your job well or your company doing well financially. A bonus is simply a financial incentive to encourage a behavior. It is not necessarily tied to how much you sell. That said, a nurse is helping people by prescribing medication for treatment. Prescription for anything other than treatment will be illegal.
@@thetruthsayer8347 so explain to me exactly how one would ethically set up a bonus system in Healthcare? You can't, you are motivating people to give medical treatment based on an incentive for them.
As a nurse, I feel this is all embellished. I'm not sure why! The salary sounds right, but I never heard of a 100 thousand dollars bonus. and remember an NP makes more than a regular nurse. it's such a sweeping statement to say nurses are making 200 thousand dollars a year ....unless you have 2 full-time jobs and years of experience !
@@alwayskeepthefaith8272and even so That pay range would still be appropriate for an RN. Yall don’t really know all they do - but just comment online 🤦🏽♂️
You have no idea about the bonus structure. Pharmacy sales is not it. Too many ways to be employed as an NP. You csn work for the hospital or for avorivste group or in your own practice. Bonuses come from number metrics met: number of patients seen( efficiency) notes completed timely for billing, diagnoses code entry, discharge disposition; low readmission rates of your patients. Positive patients surveys. Im not ssyingbits impossible that its based on writing scripts but that depends on what setting your employed in. At a not for profit teaching facility., the driver isn't meds. One, patients can fill those scripts any where and two we literally give medication to patients who are unable to afford their meds.
i was thinking that, i already hate the healthcare system pushing drugs down people’s throats making them addicted when they could heal naturally. but idk we have to work and i don’t want to be poor :P
NO. It is impossible for hospitals to pay every nurse 200k. That means they also pay their maintenance people 100k. PA-LEEZE. Please tell me what hospital gives their nurses 100k bonuses. Also, you want me to pay your student loan back?!
A Nurse practitioner is totally different from a regular nurse. For example, travel nurses will literally make double or triple what the staff nurses in the very same hospital are making. Hospitals are very desperate.
I make $110k as an RN in a long-term facility in Massachusetts. I've been an RN for 16 yrs🤷🏾♀️ . There's lots of $ in healthcare. However, the workload is not for the weak!
People just hear nurse and not the practitioner part. Lol. I'm sure you've called the nurse practitioners you've encountered "doctor" because you couldn't tell the difference 😂
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Great energy, she really is the kind of nurse we need in all fields
Absolutely!
Glad she is so upbeat about such an important and difficult job
Some people enjoy the work.
also a NP- I advise students all the time to have SOLID nursing career first- as a provider it's a whole new level of responsibility so you need to have the knowledge base before you tackle grad school
Is the pay decent…most of the base salaries I have see are around 100K 😮😮
My nursing professors told us the same. I went back to school after 5 years of nursing (ICU, clinic, perioperative, travel) and it was the best decision. Now, I’m a CRNP 🎉
@@krystallawson9317 that's awesome. Well done.
@AllAboutPurple totally depends on what program you do (FNP, AGNP, PNP, PMHNP, CRNA, etc), background experience and location. Best bet is to find some NPs in your area and field of interest and inquire. NPS can make anywhere from 90k to 200k baseline depending on those factors
@@tiff688 Thank you 😊😊
A year ago, i saw this video and i was shocked how much she was making. I was only making 115K. I felt so underpaid. Now I'm getting paid 175K plus bonus, which can go up to $350k.
So happy it helped you learn and earn more! 💚
R u nurse practitioner? And how much experience you have to get 300k salary?
@mandeep4825 yes I'm a nurse practitioner. Only 2 years. I worked as a wound specialist for a company then found out I was paid below average. So I found another company that paid 35% more. Before quitting, my current boss decided to match me and paid 5% more for me to stay. Then we merged with a new company, and they gave me another 10% raise and promoted me to advanced care, which I can get even more bonuses for the procedures I perform.
@@nelsonjr16 thx well I m foreign students and I wanted to pursue nursing program in US and then go for nurse practitioners... Can you give any advice related to college and job ?
@mandeep4825 it helps to know the doctor who will work with you. I didn't attend the top school for NP but worked hard to pass the exam. I went to a community college first to get my associates degree, nursing license and found a job as a regular nurse. I made little money compared to now, but I used that to pursue my bachelor's degree, which I used to get paid more. Then pursued my masters degree, and was able to pay it off myself. I have no debt. I was poor to begin with but just worked very hard to earn money as I moved up the ladder.
10 yrs RN ( med surg/ tele, OR, Bariatric overflow) . Now I’m in a NP residency agnp .
@@ccd5942 that’s awesome !
Still find it crazy that influencers make more money than doctors and nurses
How do they actually get the money in their bank?
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you got this melianie hopefully you’re on track to pursuing your goals
Woohoo give it up for the Nurses she is correct so many avenues for Nurses. I went the Pharmaceutical route and I love working in Pharma.
Pharma is evil
Love her energy
My aunt was a nurse practitioner before she passed and loved it a lot. Even though working long hours and oftentimes having to travel she did very well for herself
Good for her. I love to see it 💖
I love her voice❤
Nice decent lady. Good for her.
I love her and she’s not lying.
She seems so nice
That coat is awesome
Love this woman
I wish you asked what specialty she works in. That can make a difference as far as pay, work life balance, etc. Great content 🙂
Probably L&D since she did it for a chunk of her career previous to her masters.
I really wish she asked about education path. I DO NOT want to work as a nurse if it’s not NICU but a lot of the grad specialities require nursing work 😢
I’d say the only cons to becoming a nurse practitioner is the money for schools loans if any needed as well as the time needed to put into schooling. Otherwise it is a field of opportunities
Nurses in UK make like $50k. These salaried are unbelievable, but again the USA health system is very different from UK health system
There are different levels to nursing. You're thinking of registered nurses, or RN.
She's a nurse practioner. That's like the highest level. She can prescribed medication like a doctor.
As do entry level nurses here. She has far more education and experience
Dc born and raised 💯
Sweet lady. She couldn’t even get to the cons 🥰
Love this!!
My bestfriend is out there too same career. Super dope. She was a travel nurse for years before being a np
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Very Great Practitioner doctor 💖😘
Good informative and helpful adviss
Good energy
What is the "cost?" Are there programs where you can get on the job training? Can she setup her own practice?
It's expensive to go back to school especially the graduate program. And no she can't set up her own practice.
It depends on the state if she can hang a shingle independently. One can get an RN at a community college. Many will then work and complete a BSN while working. Not sure of the cost of NP programs.
She lives in DC. Nurse practitioners have their own practices in DC and in neighboring Maryland
When I saw the coat, I knew her salary was high 🔥
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Hell yeah
What does one sell to "bonus" as a nurse practitioner?
Nurse practitioners write prescriptions so they have plenty of opportunity to make money for their employers without them paying the insane cost of a physician, so really employers are the main benefactors.
When you get sick, you’ll find out. Nurses deserve more and more bonuses for the work they do.
@@thetruthsayer8347 you bonus when you sell more or make more money for the company. So now explain how a nurse is bonusing unless she's prescribing and treating to get a bonus not help people.
@@earthstar7534 that’s a lie. You can earn a bonus just by doing your job well or your company doing well financially. A bonus is simply a financial incentive to encourage a behavior. It is not necessarily tied to how much you sell. That said, a nurse is helping people by prescribing medication for treatment. Prescription for anything other than treatment will be illegal.
@@thetruthsayer8347 so explain to me exactly how one would ethically set up a bonus system in Healthcare? You can't, you are motivating people to give medical treatment based on an incentive for them.
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I wonder what kind of bonus she’s getting? Like what is it contingent on?
Woah I wish occupational therapist were compensated this well lol
What’s the con?
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Didn't hear any cons. That's great
What specialty is she in?
Student loans? Nursing school is expensive
Everything is expensive the years are going to go by anyways so you might as well go for and pay it off.
If she's making that much dough, she could have those loans paid off in a year.
Canadian nurses fully getting screwed with their wages here
Stay on your side of the border
@@tiffanyh.5788 Wouldn't wanna be near the likes of you
@@tiffanyh.5788😂😂😂
Is not for everyone thoug..u can lose your license really easy
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As a nurse, I feel this is all embellished. I'm not sure why! The salary sounds right, but I never heard of a 100 thousand dollars bonus. and remember an NP makes more than a regular nurse. it's such a sweeping statement to say nurses are making 200 thousand dollars a year ....unless you have 2 full-time jobs and years of experience !
Nursing is soul sucking and I’m looking for a way out
Let me guess she makes 250k
200k ??? a nurse?? wtf is this real no wonder they jumping over the wall to get into USA
She's not a nurse. She's a Nurse Practitioner, equivalent to Physician's Assistant
She's a nurse practitioner not a RN like you're thinking of. She's like a semi doctor and can prescribed medication.
@@alwayskeepthefaith8272and even so
That pay range would still be appropriate for an RN. Yall don’t really know all they do - but just comment online 🤦🏽♂️
100 k bonus.??? This is propaganda.
just say no to blood guts disease and covid
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Bonuses mean they pushed an absurd amount of pharmaceuticals into their patients. Great job!!!!!!
No it doesn’t!
You have no idea about the bonus structure. Pharmacy sales is not it. Too many ways to be employed as an NP. You csn work for the hospital or for avorivste group or in your own practice. Bonuses come from number metrics met: number of patients seen( efficiency) notes completed timely for billing, diagnoses code entry, discharge disposition; low readmission rates of your patients. Positive patients surveys. Im not ssyingbits impossible that its based on writing scripts but that depends on what setting your employed in. At a not for profit teaching facility., the driver isn't meds. One, patients can fill those scripts any where and two we literally give medication to patients who are unable to afford their meds.
@@jewelltones thank you for the insight into your experiences
No you don't get a bonus for prescribing lol ridiculous assumptions
i was thinking that, i already hate the healthcare system pushing drugs down people’s throats making them addicted when they could heal naturally. but idk we have to work and i don’t want to be poor :P
NO. It is impossible for hospitals to pay every nurse 200k. That means they also pay their maintenance people 100k. PA-LEEZE.
Please tell me what hospital gives their nurses 100k bonuses.
Also, you want me to pay your student loan back?!
A Nurse practitioner is totally different from a regular nurse. For example, travel nurses will literally make double or triple what the staff nurses in the very same hospital are making. Hospitals are very desperate.
bro what?
I make $110k as an RN in a long-term facility in Massachusetts. I've been an RN for 16 yrs🤷🏾♀️ . There's lots of $ in healthcare. However, the workload is not for the weak!
Jealous Billy
People just hear nurse and not the practitioner part. Lol. I'm sure you've called the nurse practitioners you've encountered "doctor" because you couldn't tell the difference 😂
Too much
You hate the people who take care of other people?
@@justawhisperintheuniverse8257 lol who said that
@@drewg2676 Um... you?
@justawhisperintheuniverse8257 um.....can you read? Lol you're the only one that wrote the word "hate." clown.
@@9770G No, our broken, privatized healthcare system is why people can't afford basic healthcare.