HOW MUCH I MADE AS A NEW GRAD REGISTERED NURSE| my first paycheck

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  • @Thegoat90210
    @Thegoat90210 2 месяца назад +43

    New grad respiratory therapist here.
    Make 30.70 on nights, work 36/hr/week
    Additional 4.50 on weekends.
    Take home about $3600 a month in the midwest ( luxury apartments / townhomes around 1200-1500 a month here) It makes a huge difference by NOT EATING FROM THE HOSPITAL CAFETERIA/ COFFEE SHOP!!
    New grads, do yourself a favor- do NOT step foot in that hospital cafe .

    • @marsisacrazypandarivera9028
      @marsisacrazypandarivera9028 2 месяца назад

      Do you feel RT is a good career? Is it competitive to get a job ?

    • @Thegoat90210
      @Thegoat90210 2 месяца назад

      @@marsisacrazypandarivera9028 if you’re not in New York or California- you will not have any issues getting a job.
      RT is a great career for the investment of an associates degree. Spend 2.5 years in school full time, get out making $25-$30 an hour. Good benefits, pto, vacation, healthcare ect.
      Nurses on average make more, but an ICU nurse is doing a lot more work than your average RT. To get a more accurate wage picture, go to indeed & look at RT jobs in your area.

    • @xpam_merx3441
      @xpam_merx3441 10 дней назад

      The same question

    • @Thegoat90210
      @Thegoat90210 10 дней назад +1

      @@marsisacrazypandarivera9028 great career- and in 2024, you’ll have NO problem getting a job unless your market is over saturated

    • @Thegoat90210
      @Thegoat90210 9 дней назад +2

      @@marsisacrazypandarivera9028 good career if you want to just be an RT- there’s zero career advancement outside of management/ critical care unless you go back to school. but you can start out making 50-60k pre tax & retire making 100k plus

  • @MilaMila20245
    @MilaMila20245 2 дня назад +2

    Not bad girl. That's great honestly for a recent grad. Realistic wages. I am from NYC & not a nurse. But people gotta remember your paycheck is based on STATE !!! & YEARS OF EXPERIENCE !!! Regardless what industry you work for. It goes back to pure ignorance or high expectations BS.

  • @alainastudentRN
    @alainastudentRN 2 месяца назад +17

    Girl, thank you for posting this!! As an RN student graduating in a few months, this is SUPER helpful info! I go to school in Portland, but do clinicals in Washington (like PHSW). So to hear you made $33/hr knowing how much work you do is a bit outrageous for me. Thank you for helping people like me with this info 🤍

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  2 месяца назад +2

      I’m glad I was able to help! 😊

    • @delwin5433
      @delwin5433 Месяц назад

      After passing nclex what should we do

  • @yugoslava6409
    @yugoslava6409 4 дня назад +3

    That is a lot of money for your profession. Count your blessings that you are in USA and that you have opportunities to earn so much in your profession.
    That is a dream salary, even for med doctors in the most part of the world.
    Yes, the cost of living is still very high over there.
    But Americans can print dollars any time they want, hence salary are disproportionately and unfairly higher than anywhere else.
    Work hard and diligently for that money. You are extremely well paid.

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  4 дня назад +3

      Yes I know I am very blessed! Just making this video for pay transparency for those who are in nursing school 🤗 I happy where I am at!

  • @arinkim708
    @arinkim708 6 дней назад +2

    Sec year CRNA …tough challenging road but finally, first year cleared $275K 😊

  • @seleniumtraining
    @seleniumtraining Месяц назад +2

    You're a true role model for women everywhere! Keep paving the way with your strength and resilience. 💪💖

  • @NewNurseGuidebook
    @NewNurseGuidebook 3 месяца назад +6

    Thank you for sharing your experience and stories! 👍

    • @delwin5433
      @delwin5433 Месяц назад

      After passing nclex what should we do

  • @user-vl4xw5jq8m
    @user-vl4xw5jq8m День назад

    Thank you for sharing this. Nurses are still underpaid. Just for interest sake...I began working as a registered nurse in open heart ICU in 1981 at $8.10 an hour. Can you believe it! I never married. Somehow I paid the rent and auto and took care of everything on just my salary throughout the time I was nursing. I even continued to go to college and paid my college tuition out of my nursing salary. Times have changed. Good luck to you. I hope they give you a big raise after you have a year of experience!

  • @lastime77
    @lastime77 3 дня назад +1

    For California, this is an unliveable wage or low income wage. I wish someone made one for California.
    This video was good though. Thank you for it.

  • @ianstephens333
    @ianstephens333 9 часов назад

    Good for you for having that 401k. Many nurses done even contribute at all. Keep that going

  • @mzleenymusic
    @mzleenymusic 2 месяца назад +8

    I’m making close to this now as an LPN …in New York..i believe starting is $55 an hour

    • @mzleenymusic
      @mzleenymusic 2 месяца назад +2

      I’m an RN now ! I can’t wait to find a new position ❤

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  2 месяца назад

      That’s amazing!!

  • @delwin5433
    @delwin5433 Месяц назад +3

    Can you please tell me as a international graduated nurse after passing nclex what he should do after getting into us should I go directly to the hospital as a new grad and start my residency program

  • @Jadememo
    @Jadememo 2 месяца назад +4

    I’m on the east coast and average here is about 33-34 and some change an hour for new grad nurses but I wouldn’t be surprised if majority starting is $30-32/hr. Sadly. Then again like you said it really does depend on which area/state/hospital you choose to work at. And what incentives they offer! Great video I enjoyed it! Thank you for being transparent!
    I applied for the fall RN program and hope to get in! If not then next spring for sure! I feel you on the $100 girl, I’m blessed with schooling to be mostly paid by financial aid and I pay the rest out of pocket but I used to pay SEMESTERS out of pocket with my serving job. Thankfully being financially independent made me qualify for Pell grants to help this year. But after bills I just feel helplessly broke. 😅 really hope this nursing career will be a great financial step up from now like it was for you!

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  2 месяца назад +1

      Thank you!! I hope to be able to share my experiences and help others!!
      Having financial aid is huge! You will do great as long as you apply yourself, and I wish the best for you 😇 It will all be WORTH IT

    • @Jadememo
      @Jadememo 10 часов назад

      @@diaz_celeste UPDATE: I GOT INTO MY NURSING PROGRAM FOR FALL 2024!! I got my acceptance letter on April 16!!!
      I have my first orientation next week and start in august! Super excited!

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  10 часов назад

      @@Jadememo Woohooo!! That is amazing, that is huge!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!

  • @Estheticianturnednurse
    @Estheticianturnednurse Месяц назад +28

    Min for a nurse should be $55

  • @davysmith8569
    @davysmith8569 8 часов назад

    i saw a nurse on ramsey show that called in, she made like 150K+ by overtiming it and killing it. Amazing profession if you hustle.

  • @delwin5433
    @delwin5433 Месяц назад +1

    Hi as an international nurse with no experience in hospital can you please tell me about nursing residency program

  • @drivethrutours1916
    @drivethrutours1916 3 месяца назад +6

    Do you compare salaries with fellow nurses?

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  3 месяца назад +4

      It’s honestly not really something that we talk about! My fellow nurses that started at the same time as I all started with the same pay because we are apart of a union! Of course those who have been there longer have higher salaries, but again they are vague in sharing about this topic

    • @scoutmoran765
      @scoutmoran765 3 дня назад

      New grad nurse in 2024 in MI, my base pay is $35.97

  • @Ashisnotashamed
    @Ashisnotashamed 3 месяца назад +8

    I started at $18😅. Thanks for sharing!

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  2 месяца назад +6

      Oh wow! When was this and which state?

    • @devilmaycry9969
      @devilmaycry9969 22 дня назад +1

      You were scammed and should have not accepted it. LPNs in Florida make around $20 an hour.

  • @delwin5433
    @delwin5433 Месяц назад

    Love from India❤

  • @jorgeponce6408
    @jorgeponce6408 2 месяца назад +4

    32.09 in Dallas

    • @delwin5433
      @delwin5433 Месяц назад

      After passing nclex what should we do

    • @jorgeponce6408
      @jorgeponce6408 Месяц назад

      @@delwin5433 as far as getting a job? It what specifically are you asking?

  • @lizGarcia-bj9ey
    @lizGarcia-bj9ey 11 дней назад

    I want to study nursing. Could you recommend nursing school?

  • @eleanorensign5586
    @eleanorensign5586 Месяц назад +1

    I'm amec I cal asxiztant not working roght nown

  • @LifeConAlex
    @LifeConAlex 2 месяца назад +1

    Where in WA? I’m an Ma and I’m working on my RN right now. ◡̈

  • @jamesrios8438
    @jamesrios8438 2 месяца назад +3

    Do u think u would make the same amout as someone makeing 26$ a hour doing whatever because of tax bracket

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  2 месяца назад

      Well… it looks like they fall into the same tax bracket so, I don’t think so!

    • @Thegoat90210
      @Thegoat90210 2 месяца назад

      You need to factor in state / federal taxes in your area. Also, you only get taxed at a higher rate on all the money OVER a certain threshold. For example: if $40k a year is taxed @ 12%, and 60k a year is taxed @ 18%, if you make 55k a year, than only 15k of your income is taxed @ 18%.

    • @AM.000
      @AM.000 Месяц назад +1

      Tax brakets @jamesrios8438 ? No, no one earning less will make the same amount. Lets say under30/hour pays 10%, and over 30/hour is 15%..... but the person paying 15% still pays 10% up to 30. So lets say $26 is 10%, take home is $26-2.60= 23.40 takehome.... versus $33 is 15%, take home is ($30-3)+(3-0.45)= 29.55 takehome.

  • @cali_love5977
    @cali_love5977 2 месяца назад +3

    How many days a week do you work? Noticed you’re 24 yrs old. That’s amazing

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  2 месяца назад +2

      I work 3 days a week 12.5 hour shifts! Which is full time. Thank you!

  • @aadriaanaa
    @aadriaanaa Месяц назад +2

    $68 in CA new grad

    • @kanegrey7697
      @kanegrey7697 Месяц назад +3

      This is not socal for sure

  • @gp20ss
    @gp20ss 2 месяца назад +3

    All this studying fussing and cussing for 70k 🤬🤬🤬🤬.
    This my love tho

  • @khurshidahmad2063
    @khurshidahmad2063 3 месяца назад +2

    Hi 👋😊❤
    My name Khurshid
    I'm from Pakistan
    I'm a nurse in Pakistan
    Preparing for NCLEX which I'll be taking next year
    I really liked your video and the transparency in it ❤10/10
    I've a question too a general question about nursing which is
    If I pass NCLEX and get new York nursing license is it one of the compact states will I be able to work as a nurse in California lf that's what I decide later??
    Thanks for taking time to read such a long comment 😊

    • @khurshidahmad2063
      @khurshidahmad2063 3 месяца назад +2

      I also have another question if u don't mind
      How do you hunt for a job ?
      How do you apply ?
      Please ❤
      Or I'd suggest making a video about it 😊

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  3 месяца назад +1

      Unfortunately New York and California are not apart of the compact states. You can totally work in those states you will just have to apply to California state license to be able to work there! With that being said it does look like New York is pending to be a compact state! Here is a great resource regarding the states
      www.leaderstat.com/compact-state-nursing-license#benefits_of_a_compact_lpnrn_license

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  3 месяца назад +1

      It’s honestly very easy to hunt and look for jobs as they are always usually hiring and nurses are in high demand! Whatever location you are wanting to apply, you will just need to look up the hospital/facility online and go to their career page and browse for RN jobs and the applications will be available!

    • @delwin5433
      @delwin5433 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@khurshidahmad2063bro there is a website but I think California is not under you can search in RUclips it also

  • @LeahLeah222
    @LeahLeah222 День назад

    I wish you did a paycheck without the bonus. Like your second paycheck.

  • @user-ui1zv8bd4y
    @user-ui1zv8bd4y 2 месяца назад +2

    Please do not ever become a RN for the money. You will start to treat your self your family and most importantly human being your patients without actually caring for them. You vote the people who tax you. It is used to support a lot of people who never have and never will pay a single cent towards America! I made less than 10 dollars a hour and been a nurse for 40 plus years now… I do not work for free but going into nursing for the wrong reasons is very apparent in my experience as a patient.

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  2 месяца назад

      Yes I agree!!!!

    • @devilmaycry9969
      @devilmaycry9969 22 дня назад

      I disagree. We are not a communist society. We work to get paid, bottom line. Life now is a lot harder then what it was 40 years ago and more expensive. Nurses are expected to do more now with less assistance. Let us not brush under the rug the fact that obesity rate is high. All this id the reason why nurses are quitting. This sort of gaslighting has to stop. Female dominated career told to take abuse and crap pay while CEOs of hospitals make millions if not billions.

    • @Swiftzly
      @Swiftzly 8 дней назад +1

      Nothing wrong with having money as an incentive... The system usually exploits and abuses nurses, I for one have no problem with nurses wanting more money.

  • @Veezy_520
    @Veezy_520 3 месяца назад +1

    Hi Diaz, thanks for the information, can relate.
    I’m an international nurse waiting for my green card, got an offer from Providence Medford in Oregon. I’m scared don’t know anyone there😮😅
    Do you have social media accounts or email?

    • @diaz_celeste
      @diaz_celeste  2 месяца назад

      Congratulations!! It’s always scary starting somewhere new, but you’ll find your people! Unfortunately I didn’t I deleted social media last year, I made a video about this!