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To anyone who wants to become a nurse, don't go to school in California. Go to Florida and finish your ADN for 20k in 2 years. Take your nclex for Florida B.O.N then endorse it to California B.O.N. You will get the same RN license for 100k dollars cheaper. This is a life hack not everyone knows about.
I went to school in CA. I got my ADN at my local community college, with financial aid and scholarships, I didn't pay much at all. I worked for about a year or two, then went for my BSN also im CA. I worked and didn't need to take out a loan or anything, I don't remember if I got financial aid if I did probably not too much. No debt though. It can be done in CA.
@@monicawilson8075 Problem with community college is people are fighting for the same credits and classroom spots, sometimes you end up delaying because you have to be waitlisted. I tried doing it in las positas college and loss motivation so I did lvn private school first in fremont california, then went to rn school in florida while working as lvn full time. The pros of going to a private nursing college is convenience and time. Also it is designed to help you pass the nclex while in school rather than doing credits 1 by 1.
I went to school in CA at a community college didn’t pay anything because of financial aid and scholarships then got my BSN while working and paid for by my employer.
@@sergiogarza1603I went to school at Palm Beach State for around 10k or less, no debt. Well respected school in the area. Try to stay away from private schools unless you have that kind of cash to spend. Community colleges give the same degree and you’ll get the same license.
Hi Kriziaann! I just subscribed to you half an hour ago. I'm in Hawaii, will be done with nurse prerequisites next semester. I'm just in a city program in Hawaii known as CORE, as an EMT, tailored to the homeless. Nursing looks like a rewarding career!
Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your work experience! I knew that nursing was a really broad spectrum when it came to work but to see that you graduated recently and then are making so much already is inspiring! Home health sounds awesome to me. I’m always worried about the stress of hospitals but hearing from you that you sort of get to be your own boss is right up my alley! I am passionate about providing good care but also love to be able to do work on my own terms. You’ve inspired me!
Hi Shanae, I am in NYC and graduating in the Spring and this information will be great, if you can share where you work and which specialty area. Thanks!
I recently found your page. I really like it. I recently retired from Kaiser Permanente in 2022 in So. California. I was a Nurse Educator MSN, Ed RN and I was one of the nurses that negotiated for our contract. The benefits were great as was my salary. Keep the content coming.
I love to see this. I am an LPN making over $100,000 per year while finishing my BSN (this is NOT in Cali). Im all about discussing lower stress, higher paying methods to making a bag being a nurse. Mark my words, Ill be on one of your interviews one day
@@Test-zn9rs By taking Per diem assignments in home health, hospice, and the ER. I also charge a high contract rate Becoming an independent contractor was the best move Ive made since becoming a nurse
@@Thenurse_jay When you say that you charge a high contract rate, what do you mean exactly? Are you saying that you negotiate the pay rate of your per diem assignments, or have you established some kind of business entity that gives you extra room to negotiate?
@@stefaniebuissereth108 Okay wow, I had wondered about whether it would be possible to get hired as an LLC nurse in a hospital, but I had just assumed that hospitals would reject that offer.
Kaiser LVN Here. I formerly worked the Home Health and Hospice for all of Orange county. She should definitely apply. They always need nurses there. Currently I am in clinic Psychiatry. I love this position. You can move over to other departments if it is not for you.
This interview was really good for understanding pay vs. expenses, esp. when she talks about how she does have a mortgage, but not a car payment, and she has a wedding coming up. Very good to consider your lifestyle, and what is important to you; family, wedding, cars, etc.
What a lot of home health nurses do once they get the hang of the work is get a fulltime HH job that pays hourly or salary, then get another per diem home health job that pays per visit. When the salary job gets slow or if a patient cancels a visit, you can pick up extra $$ working the per diem job.
The downside is the long charting. It can be very long, particularly with wounds, however, once you get used to the Oasis, it’s faster. You will still be taking work home but it is 1,000 percent less stress and you are a resource for the patient and family once you get familiar with different services to help them. It is extremely rewarding. Love this vid. I typically alternate between travel ICU, HH and ER freestanding
I don't understand "getting used to the Oasis" Many ppl tell me they do the SOC in 1 hr, but I don't see how you can plan a through POC in 1 hr. I started HH out of school & over 10 years I only got slower as my assessment skill and understanding of medicare requirements grew. I see lots of "top" agency nurses visit 10 pts/day, dump time consuming wound pts on co-workers, and sit on months if incomplete documentation that is clearly fraudulent when they finally do it. I have never been able to DC one of these nurses' pt when I happen to cover for them - it's always a recert for 90% Dz process knowledge deficits. Maybe it's my ADHD, but I'm pretty sure anyone who can be a "FT" HH nurse in 40hr/wk MUST be negligent.
Becoming a nurse is a very rewarding job for the person who IS serious about Caring and Helping patients when they are in their most vulnerable state. The whole world needs very good and dedicated nurses who will treat the patient with absolute care. There are unfortunately many people who come into this profession just for the money and they don't care about the patient, as some mistreat the patient, and as we've seen in news reports, they actually take the patients life. Good information and we hope more good nurses appreciate the profession and not look at just the money aspect.
Everyone works for money. With that being said pivot your complaints to health insurance companies and hospital CEOs, they are making billions. Not nurses who make less than 1% of that
Any positions in the east bay? I have worked in home health for 10 years and also have some hospice experience. I have worked in home health as a HHA, LVN, and RN.
Thanks Samian! If you come across any nurses doing unique things feel free to send them my way! I love talking to nurses that are doing extraordinary things.
I will definitely have a consult once I get some offers and I need to organize thoughts and balance to this field. Nurses care too much and most don’t do it for money. But we need to care of our future for when we need the help.
Exactly. You work 8-3 and then you are not paid and work for free doing the documentation at home. So take the time you don't get paid post visits into calculating your actual per hour rate. Then you also get taxed on what you make and in NYC, you get rubbed on a massive scale ( 38% minimum) gets taken out of every paycheck.
S. Orman has a % ratio that works well w/ partners having different income levels. I agree that nursing can really be a good path if you are willing to work other than you imagined. I do not blame you in missing NY. Last time we were there we discussed moving there but we are at the point where we need to deal with older relatives. Good on her for planning children. Relatives=free sitters.
My goal now is to make 200k a year doing travel nursing with per diem after 2 years. As a new grad icu nurse in Texas I made over 150k this year. 50-60 hour weeks with bonus shifts.
I remember when I was working in NYC. I worked with a few nurses that were literally at work almost every single day of the year and when they told me they were making $180k/yr I was blown away because I thought that was a lot of money. That's until I moved to California and realized I could make $200k working less than 30 hours per week.
@@BigTroubleD he has videos that break down his pay. Basically in CA there’s overtime laws if you work over 8 hours a day, you get time and a half, so if you work 4 hours after the first 8 then those 4 are paid at 1.5x. He picks up hours on the days that he works. Also with his experience, his pay rate is over $86 an hour, and then at 1.5x that’s $129 an hour. So with 3 shifts a week he can work 28-32 hours a week and collect 1.5x pay on a third of that.
The duration to find a job of 6 months in this video was surprising. I’m in Texas, graduate in next may and have secured a job in the ICU at a level II trauma center. I know of others that are in the same position
California is apparently crazy like that. It might be wise to get experience out of state and THEN go to CA with experience under your belt. Can start traveling then too.
I would personally choose nursing because the job opportunities are endless. And, how many Chief Physician Assistant Officers do you know in a hospital setting? The answer: none. There's a reason why hospitals have Chief Nursing Officers and not Chief Physician Assistant Officers. Nurses make up the bulk of the budget in most health care facilities. And, as a nurse you can make way more money than a physician assistant.
These types of “gig” RN jobs are only going to increase as the demand increases. We are doing our part to teach these nurses tech so they can work with Health Tech companies in population health managing patients from home.
But as a home health myself, an aide not a nurse, we honestly don't get paid enough. I get paid minimum wage for real hard labor. Incontinence care, operation of a mechanical lift, wheelchair, etc. Can't wait to become a nurse.
My story is similar to Monica left a well paying business job to become a hha in hopes of transferring into RN role took a month or two before I became a nurse. I work a few jobs in PA but weekend home health can clock in $1000 a day
Informative video. Surprised to hear you’re leaving CA back to NY. Will you still be covering your videos but with NY Nurses? I’m currently in a BSN-RN program after being an LVN for 15 years. I scour jobs looking to see where I may land my first RN job. Have you interviewed anyone that’s gone the Cosmetic/Plastic route? Good luck with the move and Happy Holidays!
Hi Krizia Would you mind telling name of the that you live in Southern California. I am planning to move to Southern California and I am looking for a safe and affordable city. That’s why I want to know. Also please let me know which cities are safe and affordable to live in Southern California. Thank you so much
Home health nurses, i make 250k/year working 10 days pay period(6 and 4 days). I see 25- 30 clients a day and working from 9 am to 5- 6 pm. I could easily make way over 300k if i was single
Wow! that's more than a law school graduate makes in their first year of working. Goodness. As long as you love your patients and are doing a great job as this is a very critical field and most needed across the globe.
Does your 401K follow you from job to job? Im in nursing school and I only plan on being in my currently state for 2 years before moving to a different state. Should I invest or max my 401K when I get my first job or when I move?
Your 401k does not automatically roll over from one job to another but you can roll it over yourself and bring the funds over to your new job's 401k by completing a form through your old 401k brokerage firm. But, yes, you should start maxing out your 401k right away.
If you've student loans, then pay off the loans first because of the interest upon graduating. If you do not have loans then I would max out personal IRA. Independent from employer. You can ask for a 1 dollar more a hour bc employer not contributing there "1-3%" and save the remaining you would had use to max out for 401k towards an emergency fund
As a Seasoned RN when did it co.e to just the money. No one talks about the experiences. But in hindsight you have no experience. Nursing skill and knowledge is not gained I one year. In order to be an expert it's 5 years. It's a sad to see where nursi g is going. The desperate need for nurses has caused this money grab.
I have a question about the OT after 8 hrs. Does it apply to all facilities of CA? Or does the job position you applied to have to be an 8hr position in order to be paid OT after 8hrs? What if you signed up for a 12hr position? I'm so used to 12 hr shifts having 4days off and I would like to keep it like that lol. And just sign up extra if I feel like it. Work less time for more money.
I dislike how numbers that most put up in the 6 digit region is the most unrealistic for those not living in the most populous states in the US. Thumbnails appear misleading and in a way convey a vain, self-seeking, monetary objective to working as a nurse. Unsubbed.
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As an RN mom of 3 i love home health ❤
To anyone who wants to become a nurse, don't go to school in California. Go to Florida and finish your ADN for 20k in 2 years. Take your nclex for Florida B.O.N then endorse it to California B.O.N. You will get the same RN license for 100k dollars cheaper. This is a life hack not everyone knows about.
I went to school in CA. I got my ADN at my local community college, with financial aid and scholarships, I didn't pay much at all. I worked for about a year or two, then went for my BSN also im CA. I worked and didn't need to take out a loan or anything, I don't remember if I got financial aid if I did probably not too much. No debt though. It can be done in CA.
@@monicawilson8075 Problem with community college is people are fighting for the same credits and classroom spots, sometimes you end up delaying because you have to be waitlisted. I tried doing it in las positas college and loss motivation so I did lvn private school first in fremont california, then went to rn school in florida while working as lvn full time. The pros of going to a private nursing college is convenience and time. Also it is designed to help you pass the nclex while in school rather than doing credits 1 by 1.
I went to school in CA at a community college didn’t pay anything because of financial aid and scholarships then got my BSN while working and paid for by my employer.
What schools in Florida do you recommend for ADN?
@@sergiogarza1603I went to school at Palm Beach State for around 10k or less, no debt. Well respected school in the area. Try to stay away from private schools unless you have that kind of cash to spend. Community colleges give the same degree and you’ll get the same license.
Thank you for having me and being able to share a non-bedside nursing job! Can’t wait to see what 2023 brings!! Wooo!! 🎉
Hi Kriziaann! I just subscribed to you half an hour ago. I'm in Hawaii, will be done with nurse prerequisites next semester. I'm just in a city program in Hawaii known as CORE, as an EMT, tailored to the homeless. Nursing looks like a rewarding career!
@@KennSpeedHawaii Hey! Thank you for subscribing! Congrats! You'll be done in no time! It is a very rewarding career!
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Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your work experience!
I knew that nursing was a really broad spectrum when it came to work but to see that you graduated recently and then are making so much already is inspiring!
Home health sounds awesome to me. I’m always worried about the stress of hospitals but hearing from you that you sort of get to be your own boss is right up my alley!
I am passionate about providing good care but also love to be able to do work on my own terms.
You’ve inspired me!
@@nurse_krizia Hi ,I am a seasoned registered Home Health nurse and would like to know more about where you work at.I maybe interested.
New grad here not even a year and making 70-80/hr in NYC. I left bedside after a horrible experience but this page is making me happy. Good work!
Please share how or where 🫶🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Hi Shanae, I am in NYC and graduating in the Spring and this information will be great, if you can share where you work and which specialty area. Thanks!
what was your horrible experience?
@@shanaebrown2301 what field are you in now?
Yes please share I’m in NJ new grad and the bedside experience at the place I work is discouraging the entire nurse life. It makes me so sad
Home health nurse here. Los Angeles. Numerous hacks working home health. Make btw 250 to 350 k per year.
That's insane! How often would you have to work to earn that much?
@@NursesToRiches 5 days a week. 40 to 50 hrs per week.
I do hospice in jersey, how do u generate that much?
Agree with you, it’s the best to way to make more money and work less hours, plus flexible
Which organization will pay that much. Please share.
I recently found your page. I really like it. I recently retired from Kaiser Permanente in 2022 in So. California. I was a Nurse Educator MSN, Ed RN and I was one of the nurses that negotiated for our contract. The benefits were great as was my salary. Keep the content coming.
Oooh I would love to have you on so I could get some insight on how the negotiations work.
I love to see this. I am an LPN making over $100,000 per year while finishing my BSN (this is NOT in Cali). Im all about discussing lower stress, higher paying methods to making a bag being a nurse.
Mark my words, Ill be on one of your interviews one day
So, what are you doing to make $100K as an LPN while also being lower stress?
@@Test-zn9rs By taking Per diem assignments in home health, hospice, and the ER. I also charge a high contract rate
Becoming an independent contractor was the best move Ive made since becoming a nurse
@@Thenurse_jay Nurse Chrissy RN spoke about this - Independent contracting in hospitals …even creating a LLC
@@Thenurse_jay When you say that you charge a high contract rate, what do you mean exactly? Are you saying that you negotiate the pay rate of your per diem assignments, or have you established some kind of business entity that gives you extra room to negotiate?
@@stefaniebuissereth108 Okay wow, I had wondered about whether it would be possible to get hired as an LLC nurse in a hospital, but I had just assumed that hospitals would reject that offer.
I absolutely love home health 17 out of 20 years of nursing ❤
Amazing! She is earning much more than I am at a young age. I am sure she's going to achieve a lot in a span of 10yrs ❤
Kaiser LVN Here. I formerly worked the Home Health and Hospice for all of Orange county. She should definitely apply. They always need nurses there. Currently I am in clinic Psychiatry. I love this position. You can move over to other departments if it is not for you.
What do you do as a clinic psychiatry ? Is this an 8 hour shift work ? Thanks
What is that like? Is clinic psychiatry easier?
This interview was really good for understanding pay vs. expenses, esp. when she talks about how she does have a mortgage, but not a car payment, and she has a wedding coming up. Very good to consider your lifestyle, and what is important to you; family, wedding, cars, etc.
What a lot of home health nurses do once they get the hang of the work is get a fulltime HH job that pays hourly or salary, then get another per diem home health job that pays per visit. When the salary job gets slow or if a patient cancels a visit, you can pick up extra $$ working the per diem job.
That sounds like the ultimate hack. Nice!
This is great! Putting Home Health on the map!
Thank you for watching and leaving some positive feedback!
I think 150 is possible in bay area you can make 120 an hour doing home health here in bay area
The downside is the long charting. It can be very long, particularly with wounds, however, once you get used to the Oasis, it’s faster. You will still be taking work home but it is 1,000 percent less stress and you are a resource for the patient and family once you get familiar with different services to help them. It is extremely rewarding. Love this vid. I typically alternate between travel ICU, HH and ER freestanding
I don't understand "getting used to the Oasis" Many ppl tell me they do the SOC in 1 hr, but I don't see how you can plan a through POC in 1 hr. I started HH out of school & over 10 years I only got slower as my assessment skill and understanding of medicare requirements grew. I see lots of "top" agency nurses visit 10 pts/day, dump time consuming wound pts on co-workers, and sit on months if incomplete documentation that is clearly fraudulent when they finally do it. I have never been able to DC one of these nurses' pt when I happen to cover for them - it's always a recert for 90% Dz process knowledge deficits.
Maybe it's my ADHD, but I'm pretty sure anyone who can be a "FT" HH nurse in 40hr/wk MUST be negligent.
Becoming a nurse is a very rewarding job for the person who IS serious about Caring and Helping patients when they are in their most vulnerable state. The whole world needs very good and dedicated nurses who will treat the patient with absolute care. There are unfortunately many people who come into this profession just for the money and they don't care about the patient, as some mistreat the patient, and as we've seen in news reports, they actually take the patients life. Good information and we hope more good nurses appreciate the profession and not look at just the money aspect.
Everyone works for money. With that being said pivot your complaints to health insurance companies and hospital CEOs, they are making billions. Not nurses who make less than 1% of that
It's crazy how some states allow up to 50% of clinicals to be virtual and you still get clinical credit.
we are hiring Home health nurses in Kaiser Southbay right now. we have 3 positions open.
Any positions in the east bay? I have worked in home health for 10 years and also have some hospice experience. I have worked in home health as a HHA, LVN, and RN.
Wow, this woman is very driven and inspirational! Admittedly, I didn't know much about home health nursing until I watched this video, so thank you!
Thanks Samian! If you come across any nurses doing unique things feel free to send them my way! I love talking to nurses that are doing extraordinary things.
I did home health in Texas as a LPN and made $41/hr
Hey which part of Texas and was it 12 hour shifts?
Florida is big on home health too with all the medicare patients. I think 150k is doable also on FL
That's an awesome salary for Florida!
Yea let me know if you make 150k in Florida
Can you do a video on how to negotiate pay for LPNS with 10 yrs experience now new grad RN. Thanks for the content!
What agency are you working now? I LOVE HOME HEALTH, but there are pros and cons with Home health.
Thanks for this. Even though I’m a Florida nurse. It helps me to think the potential I have to negotiate benefits and ideas about investing.
I will definitely have a consult once I get some offers and I need to organize thoughts and balance to this field. Nurses care too much and most don’t do it for money. But we need to care of our future for when we need the help.
Exactly. You work 8-3 and then you are not paid and work for free doing the documentation at home. So take the time you don't get paid post visits into calculating your actual per hour rate. Then you also get taxed on what you make and in NYC, you get rubbed on a massive scale ( 38% minimum) gets taken out of every paycheck.
S. Orman has a % ratio that works well w/ partners having different income levels. I agree that nursing can really be a good path if you are willing to work other than you imagined. I do not blame you in missing NY. Last time we were there we discussed moving there but we are at the point where we need to deal with older relatives. Good on her for planning children. Relatives=free sitters.
My goal now is to make 200k a year doing travel nursing with per diem after 2 years. As a new grad icu nurse in Texas I made over 150k this year. 50-60 hour weeks with bonus shifts.
That’s awesome, what part of Texas and which hospital system is this? I graduate this summer and am in DFW area
Around the Houston/dfw area. They pay new grads 33-38 an hour and bonuses depending on the hospital system.
I remember when I was working in NYC. I worked with a few nurses that were literally at work almost every single day of the year and when they told me they were making $180k/yr I was blown away because I thought that was a lot of money. That's until I moved to California and realized I could make $200k working less than 30 hours per week.
@@NursesToRichescan you elaborate on how you make $200K under 30 a week?
@@BigTroubleD he has videos that break down his pay. Basically in CA there’s overtime laws if you work over 8 hours a day, you get time and a half, so if you work 4 hours after the first 8 then those 4 are paid at 1.5x. He picks up hours on the days that he works. Also with his experience, his pay rate is over $86 an hour, and then at 1.5x that’s $129 an hour. So with 3 shifts a week he can work 28-32 hours a week and collect 1.5x pay on a third of that.
Thanks for another great video.
You bet. Thanks for watching so many of them, lol.
I do 1 on 1 home care so private duty the low stress and ton of hours i see 6 figures a year
The duration to find a job of 6 months in this video was surprising. I’m in Texas, graduate in next may and have secured a job in the ICU at a level II trauma center. I know of others that are in the same position
California is apparently crazy like that. It might be wise to get experience out of state and THEN go to CA with experience under your belt.
Can start traveling then too.
I had 3 interviews 2 weeks after getting my license as a new nurse in CA. After 1 month I had already secured a job and was already onboarding.
@@2472Jessica the location in California matters too. Ca is not just la and the bay. I’m guessing you’re from a small town ca
@@2472Jessica also it’s easier when you have your license
im from Los Angeles, born and raised and living in @@africaoriginalvlogs6140
Im going to school soon for lpn but will go back to school for bsn after some experience. Can a lpn make 50hr starting or close to it? I'm in MD
Pay yourself first is key financial freedom
My utilities are more in Arkansas!
That’s it. I’m coming to California.
New York is amazing, ❤
Hi I am also a Home Health Nurse in Kaiser here in SoCal. I am wondering how much a Home Health nurse earn in Sacramento?
They have the same pay scale as the hospital nurses.
@gl6725 how do you like Kaiser home health in socal? I plan on applying next year. Is the pay equal to hospital nurses?
@@nataliegeorge5763 Love doing home health here... I think we get paid higher than the hospital, if not it's the same.
Thank you! Can you interview a corrections nurse or share any information for new grads?
My own Boss!! 🎉& make own schedule 😊❤
Yes!!
Hello, I’m interested in getting into home health nursing, can someone give me some direction , how and where to start with no experience
Ima ask
Go into nursing or Physician assistant? Please give me you’r opinion!
I would personally choose nursing because the job opportunities are endless. And, how many Chief Physician Assistant Officers do you know in a hospital setting? The answer: none. There's a reason why hospitals have Chief Nursing Officers and not Chief Physician Assistant Officers. Nurses make up the bulk of the budget in most health care facilities. And, as a nurse you can make way more money than a physician assistant.
Plus if you tried nursing and u didnt like it you can just continue to NP route
PA…nurses aren’t respected anymore…
@@godschildpeace3145 lol yea okay
I do agree w/this!! I can definitely relate w/her!! Also begginin’ HCA & have 1.5 years to finish my degree 📜 as LPN. (Accelerated program:-)
These types of “gig” RN jobs are only going to increase as the demand increases. We are doing our part to teach these nurses tech so they can work with Health Tech companies in population health managing patients from home.
But as a home health myself, an aide not a nurse, we honestly don't get paid enough. I get paid minimum wage for real hard labor. Incontinence care, operation of a mechanical lift, wheelchair, etc. Can't wait to become a nurse.
My story is similar to Monica left a well paying business job to become a hha in hopes of transferring into RN role took a month or two before I became a nurse. I work a few jobs in PA but weekend home health can clock in $1000 a day
What state do you live in?
@@Jesse-ju6jm PA
To clarify weekend admissions to hhc nets about 150 a visit. I’ve done 9 admissions in one day. Depending on what you negotiate. You gotta be hungry
Seriously considering HH.
Seems more sustainable in the long run v bedside or traveling.
I'm an RN in PA as well. Do you work for an agency/company or are you an independent contractor with an LLC?
Informative video. Surprised to hear you’re leaving CA back to NY. Will you still be covering your videos but with NY Nurses?
I’m currently in a BSN-RN program after being an LVN for 15 years. I scour jobs looking to see where I may land my first RN job. Have you interviewed anyone that’s gone the Cosmetic/Plastic route?
Good luck with the move and Happy Holidays!
Hi Krizia
Would you mind telling name of the that you live in Southern California. I am planning to move to Southern California and I am looking for a safe and affordable city. That’s why I want to know. Also please let me know which cities are safe and affordable to live in Southern California. Thank you so much
If you’re moving back to the city please make a video on how to get paid better in the city …maybe independent contracting …
I definitely will!
Hey bro can you make videos on PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM also
I am from India and I want to study in usa
Home health nurses, i make 250k/year working 10 days pay period(6 and 4 days). I see 25- 30 clients a day and working from 9 am to 5- 6 pm. I could easily make way over 300k if i was single
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Wow! that's more than a law school graduate makes in their first year of working. Goodness. As long as you love your patients and are doing a great job as this is a very critical field and most needed across the globe.
Anyone got time stamps?
how many years do you have to work at kaiser to get pension? and does the pension depend on how many years you’ve work?
I believe it is 5 years
Home health pays good but the benefits are not that great. I invest my money in real estate to generate passive income so I can work less.
So what do you do? Like rent out to renters?
@@NurseEinthecut yes become landlord
hi! I'm a UK nurse. I want to apply for the USA. can u plz tell me if will i get any benefit in the fast process from the UK?
Does your 401K follow you from job to job? Im in nursing school and I only plan on being in my currently state for 2 years before moving to a different state. Should I invest or max my 401K when I get my first job or when I move?
Your 401k does not automatically roll over from one job to another but you can roll it over yourself and bring the funds over to your new job's 401k by completing a form through your old 401k brokerage firm. But, yes, you should start maxing out your 401k right away.
If you've student loans, then pay off the loans first because of the interest upon graduating. If you do not have loans then I would max out personal IRA. Independent from employer. You can ask for a 1 dollar more a hour bc employer not contributing there "1-3%" and save the remaining you would had use to max out for 401k towards an emergency fund
@@Sophie3647s ye
Wait… $150K in debt, for nursing school?
I know 😵too much school debt for my blood
As a Seasoned RN when did it co.e to just the money. No one talks about the experiences. But in hindsight you have no experience.
Nursing skill and knowledge is not gained I one year. In order to be an expert it's 5 years.
It's a sad to see where nursi g is going.
The desperate need for nurses has caused this money grab.
I have a question about the OT after 8 hrs. Does it apply to all facilities of CA? Or does the job position you applied to have to be an 8hr position in order to be paid OT after 8hrs? What if you signed up for a 12hr position? I'm so used to 12 hr shifts having 4days off and I would like to keep it like that lol. And just sign up extra if I feel like it. Work less time for more money.
I think I may want to try home health for the flexibility.
That's the best part of home health: flexibility. It feels like you're your own boss and you work at your own pace.
Put that extra money in real estate
That’s what I did!!
How?
I swear he has an accent, where are you originally from? I’ll be shocked if it’s America
Idk ur name are u a Capricorn or Taurus? Im more so guessing Capricorn
Husband & wife split expenses? Sound funny
I hate acronyms.
I heard Southern California, and immediately stopped watching it.
I dislike how numbers that most put up in the 6 digit region is the most unrealistic for those not living in the most populous states in the US. Thumbnails appear misleading and in a way convey a vain, self-seeking, monetary objective to working as a nurse.
Unsubbed.