please continue to post pay transparency content. during these times of rising housing costs, videos like this are great to watch as a future nurse. great watch
Been watching you since I started Nursing school in Alabama. As of today I am eligible to apply for my LPN license! Only 2 more semester until RN! I feel like I I can make some really knowledgeable decisions about my nursing career journey because of your content! Thank you
Definitely & this channel is just for travel nurses . I’m a travel anesthesia technician & but his channel had helped me out so much . Honestly anyone in their 20s doing healthcare is really missing out not doing contract healthcare …the right contract …can put you in the right place financially as long as you work hard . In one year I upgraded my vehicle . Saved 2 emergency funds and increased my stock portfolio positions , next purchase is a house as soon as I clean up my credit before traveling I was in the 500s now I’m in the 690 range . If you’re young , single , & are flexible traveling is the way to go , didn’t even know it was a thing until covid happened
That’s an awesome story! If nurses can adapt and work in different settings this is a very lucrative move . I work for City and County as a RN staff nurse 2 my rate was $56/hr and now finally making $90/hr plus 20% night diff. 12 hr shifts. And also 2% hazard pay as well. I have a family and pay $47 biweekly for health insurance, $20 for vision, $20 for dental-all incredibly affordable. Also contribute to 401k and we have a pension as well, I’ve already contributed over $150k in that account. I started in skilled nursing and now doing corrections, I was scared to make the move but I’m happy I did. Keep up the amazing work on this channel 🙌🏼
I cannot express the amount of gratitude I have for you guys and your channel. I'm a student nurse in Northern California and I learnnn so much from this channel. I have aspirations of being an ER nurse and then hopefully a travel ER nurse or flight nurse 🙏🏼
I’m a local certified surgical technician traveler. I absolutely love it. I no longer live paycheck to paycheck. I contribute more to my investments. I have no more debts
Good job! I think the primary reason why you aren't living paycheck to paycheck is because, unlike most other people, yiu actually decided to make a conscious decision about not being in debt, and by investing your hard-earned money.
@@amahlcotterell3717 I sure would but the education barrier to entry is soo much! The pay is not as high as nursing but on average you’re not limited to just California for the best pay. Most of the guys I work with who finished the pay scale make 170k, I’m still two steps from it. From what I hear I make a lot without the effort, most of my job is a 60/40 split of work. Work 4-5 hours get paid for the ten. I definitely would of been a nurse if airplanes wasn’t my passion 😩😭
@@robienillosistoso628 I think the schedule is also attractive to many. Good work life balance. But it is terrible to see people mainly getting into nursing/healthcare for the money, meanwhile their patients are not well taken care of and are dying preventable deaths. I've heard horror stories.
Good dialogue Jason. I think a lot of nurses r afraid 2 leave their bad situations out of comfort. I've met many nurses who say they do not like change. I encourage new nurses not 2 get complacent n any position n nursing. It's so vast & u can do so much. Do not limit urself n a career where u have so many opportunities. It may not b easy, but it's possible.
Yes, but if every nurse moves to the few high paying states, that would be catastrophic for all the states with no nurses then plus the field would be flooded and bring down the pay rate quickly for the nurses in the high paying states! So we need to force all low paying states to raise their pay rates, probably by unionizing, so they can also force better patient care ratio regulations! Watching his videos is informative, but also frustrating for other nurses who can't just up and move and so are being taken advantage of, especially in states like Florida, where she lives, where cost of living has skyrocketed, but pay sucks!
@@conniesaratoga3194 I'm not implying every nurse 2 move anywhere. I'm speaking also 2 nurses who r afraid 2 leave their units & specialties. I've seen nurses constantly complain about a unit like it was the only unit on the planet. I just think 4 nursing 2 b so broad, some nurses act like there is nowhere 2 go. Sometimes we outgrow our units & need 2 move on. As far as low cost areas, getting more money is challenging when the budget is set up 4 those wages. When I was FT, nurses would call out when we were properly staffed, making the unit short. When ur dealing with people, it's always complex. I totally agree that nursing n general should pay more, but n reality, they refuse 2 pay n most places. Hospitals get a tax credit 4 travelers & don't have 2 worry about benefits. It sucks, but it's real. U have 2 do what is best 4 u. Staff nurses being angry @ travelers isn't the solution.
Great Interview! I agree with the Mary Grace. Work smarter, not harder. Paycheck to paycheck living is just not it when you are an RN. I left my ICU Clinical Educator Role to return to the bedside via agency contract. People thought I was nuts, but I work way less and earn more. My mental health is better and I have time to focus on building my own business. I’m in Canada 🇨🇦 but the same rules and benefits still apply.
Finished my LVN! Licensed, will take my IV/blood class the 13-15 in August and hopefully starter in. Telemetry floor as a LVN at a small community hospital! Been watching for about a year :) I’m also starting a BSN program (bridging) and should be done in 15 months :)❤
I've always wondered the cost/pay analysis for nurses that work on cruise ships, would you ever consider looking into this? This video was so informative and I appreciate your work so much! 😊
I went from staff making $48/hr to per diem and I still contribute to my 401k & be part of the union. Now, I max out my Roth IRA, I now make between $75-$105 AN hour in NYC with float differential/weekend differential/ OT with some PTO. Unfortunately, we don't get time 1/2 after 8 hours. My hospital as its private, will get penalize and fine it we go over our ratios and will have to pay out the nurses, so they have been very good with complying. I have 2 per diem jobs and my income has increased a lot, and we still have another 10% raise in the next 2 years. I am investing the income difference to also have enough real estate to allow me to retire early- THAT'S MY PENSION, as that's the questions my coworkers always ask me. Work smarter, not harder! I am in control of my own schedule- that's priceless!
Great info Step. Am in TX now and plan to move to NYC to work. I also hv a full time here and a part time. I plan to work per diem when I move and when I did the maths it was crazy considering how much I’ll be making. Working ICU and PACU, simply can’t wait to start work in NYC. Good job
Since I came across with your channel I always watch it. I’m always guided in every step of the way and hundred percent helpful. Filipino Nurse waving here!!! I am on OR and ER… ❤
Another great video and interview! Thanks for the information Jason and to Mary also 🙌🏻 California is nice for local travel because of the amount of contracts out there
The hospitals in Atlanta are getting hip to this and it is pissing me off. They do not accept local travelers here so I find myself traveling an hour to 2 hours away for work.
Y’all want a lot of money nurses be a travel nurse and/or business owner. These nurses at my job telling me that I’m struggling but making 3k-4k a week working 48-60 hours a week float pool. They paying 2k per month for teslas and 500 per day eating out everyday and 40k in credit card debt. I’m like no wonder you can change jobs or take risks.
Very much appreciate the topic of the video. Along the same lines of the topic of this video, I have a video topic request, (if it is feasible, of course). I've saw a couple videos of nurse's acting as their own agency, (if this makes sense. They had an LLC, and negotiate d as their one man agency, on behalf of themselves. They were really able to well financially. I was really curious to at least generally know a little bit more depth on this. One of the nurses that did this provided depth via one of courses, but it was I believe in the ballpark of $1,200. I'm in the process of saving up for an ABSN degrees, (last 2 prereq classes this upcoming fall semester), transitioning from the Physical Therapy field, and I'm trying my best to save for ABSN school and it's upcoming $1,700 per credit hour, tuition.
I just worked 5 months in the Bay Area. The ratio was 1:4, but we still ended up with 5 bc they were so short. The staff barely got breaks bc there was no break nurse due 2 staff shortage. This is even with travelers. Those laws work fine 4 when u r staffed. If any1 thinks they will never have more than the ratio @ every hospital n Cali, they r sadly mistaken.
Nurses to Riches Q: I’ve seen my hourly pay as a travel MLS get cut in half. Is this due to hospitals no longer getting financial support for Covid. I’m making hourly what I started out in 2015. What’s going on here?
Hello sir thanks for your content love your videos love from Saskatchewan im student nurse at university got a question about picking up overtime shift ?
Have not seen u do a video on union vs nonunion nurses at kaiser. Would it be better to get a high nursing manager position and be nonunion or be staff nurse and he part of union?
Hey, I just got accepted in nursing school in Alabama! I am from Ukraine. Can you please make a video how to apply for a job in local agency? Do you know any in Alabama? Thank you!
This young lady is giggling 😊throughout her entire interview, I would be to if I made crazy money 😅♥️🙏🏽👍🏽💴💴💸💸💸 I’m an LVN right now and I’m with five registries and we get paid up to $75 hour 🤭🤭🤗💴soon to be BSN, RN 🎉
Nice info. Silent follower here for years. Thanks. Bdw, just finished 6mos travel contracts at kaiser LA ED. but planning to relocate w/ family to Sacramento for full time position. Can you help me refer to your manager in ED. ? Ty.
Hi, I don't typically refer people to Kaiser unless I know them personally because there's no way I can vouch for them if I don't know them but there's a section in the application that asks if you were referred. You can include my name, Jason Nunez, in that section
Will travel nursing in other states be as lucrative? I live in North Carolina and am curious if I need to move to earn the amount of money Mary Grace is making.
Jason, or anyone out there what registry does Kaiser use to hire when they are short staffed. I live in Southern California and want to make some more$ outside my full time job
I made a video about this comparing Northern California to Southern California. It's about a year and a half of but still close to what the pay is today.
None. The only way u have a chance at that is during a strike or CRNA travel. The only way u'll get $7K a week is working 7 days a week on a high pay contract. Good luck finding a $7K/wk contract.
I’ve learned this long time ago. Don’t hate the player, hate the game. Better yet learn to play the game and take advantage of it. Jealousy and hateret does nothing for you
She's a local agency nurse. It's basically a travel nurse that works in the same town he/she lives in and instead of getting a stipend for housing and all of the other tax benefits, they get taxed on all their earnings and don't receive a stipend for housing.
So Children’s Hospital doesn’t have a Breaker? So when you take a break and cover your buddy nurse you go over RATIO, for your lunch and your 15 minute breaks? That’s not SAFE!
As a regular staff NY Adult ED RN… New York may never change sorry girl. They are supposed to give us “ratios” by 2024 for NYSNA Union nurses but there is no penalty if they violate the ratios. So I felt like the strike was for nothing. But I guess we shall see and suffer with unsafe ratios till then. 🤷🏾♀️
I have another question for you! I am moving to Sacramento next year, and I only have an associates degree, do you think I should get my bachelor’s degree before moving there? Will I have better chances of getting a job in a hospital, such as the one you work at? Also, do union hospitals offer tuition assistance?
I remember Jason saying a BSN was not necessary to apply, but might be wrong. I just dont want to have to pay all that money out of pocket if I can wait to get it once I move.
You can get a job in a non-academic hospital with an associates degree, then go to school for your BSN once you get the job so your employer can help pay for your BSN degree.
Kaiser is trying to go magnet. Oakland just achieved magnet status and Roseville is actively trying. I think if you move here with ADN and experience you will have no problem finding a job. If you come as new grad might have harder time with just ADN
To be honest, hospitals would be able to retain there staff if there pay was competitive and a main way of doing this is to cut the fat. Fat by the way of overpaid management and administration, which is NOT the reason the patients are there. Patients will come back routinely if they received GREAT care which comes from the care givers, not by the hospital administrators and the excess management. There is a HUGE amount of wasted, unnecessary cost in the healthcare system.
please continue to post pay transparency content. during these times of rising housing costs, videos like this are great to watch as a future nurse. great watch
Been watching you since I started Nursing school in Alabama. As of today I am eligible to apply for my LPN license! Only 2 more semester until RN! I feel like I I can make some really knowledgeable decisions about my nursing career journey because of your content! Thank you
Wow, you've come a long way-congrats! And thanks for sticking with us for so long!
This man stays feeding us
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Ikr! This channel is priceless
Definitely & this channel is just for travel nurses . I’m a travel anesthesia technician & but his channel had helped me out so much . Honestly anyone in their 20s doing healthcare is really missing out not doing contract healthcare …the right contract …can put you in the right place financially as long as you work hard . In one year I upgraded my vehicle . Saved 2 emergency funds and increased my stock portfolio positions , next purchase is a house as soon as I clean up my credit before traveling I was in the 500s now I’m in the 690 range .
If you’re young , single , & are flexible traveling is the way to go , didn’t even know it was a thing until covid happened
Facts
He even looks like he doesn't sleep, bless him
That’s an awesome story! If nurses can adapt and work in different settings this is a very lucrative move . I work for City and County as a RN staff nurse 2 my rate was $56/hr and now finally making $90/hr plus 20% night diff. 12 hr shifts. And also 2% hazard pay as well. I have a family and pay $47 biweekly for health insurance, $20 for vision, $20 for dental-all incredibly affordable. Also contribute to 401k and we have a pension as well, I’ve already contributed over $150k in that account. I started in skilled nursing and now doing corrections, I was scared to make the move but I’m happy I did. Keep up the amazing work on this channel 🙌🏼
Wow I just saw an opening for corrections and didn’t apply bc it seems scary…
Nothing scary about making a lot more money! Better go apply!
WHAT STATE?
Where are you getting the pension with?
I’m a dental hygienist in my first year of nursing school, thank you for sharing!
You're welcome!
I cannot express the amount of gratitude I have for you guys and your channel. I'm a student nurse in Northern California and I learnnn so much from this channel. I have aspirations of being an ER nurse and then hopefully a travel ER nurse or flight nurse 🙏🏼
I’m a local certified surgical technician traveler. I absolutely love it. I no longer live paycheck to paycheck. I contribute more to my investments. I have no more debts
Good job! I think the primary reason why you aren't living paycheck to paycheck is because, unlike most other people, yiu actually decided to make a conscious decision about not being in debt, and by investing your hard-earned money.
@@NursesToRiches Amen! It feels so good. No stress
*cries in UK nurse
I really need to get out of here
I'm tired of being broke and pathetic
I’m Addicted to learning about nursing 😂. I’m an Aircraft Maintenance engineer but interesting to compare my career path to nursing
Do it bro! You a engineer, so I would think that you have a abundance of knowledge to put in the nursing field
@@amahlcotterell3717 I sure would but the education barrier to entry is soo much! The pay is not as high as nursing but on average you’re not limited to just California for the best pay. Most of the guys I work with who finished the pay scale make 170k, I’m still two steps from it. From what I hear I make a lot without the effort, most of my job is a 60/40 split of work. Work 4-5 hours get paid for the ten. I definitely would of been a nurse if airplanes wasn’t my passion 😩😭
Software engineers makes more money… just sayin - I’m a Nurse too
@@robienillosistoso628 I think the schedule is also attractive to many. Good work life balance. But it is terrible to see people mainly getting into nursing/healthcare for the money, meanwhile their patients are not well taken care of and are dying preventable deaths. I've heard horror stories.
Good dialogue Jason.
I think a lot of nurses r afraid 2 leave their bad situations out of comfort. I've met many nurses who say they do not like change. I encourage new nurses not 2 get complacent n any position n nursing. It's so vast & u can do so much. Do not limit urself n a career where u have so many opportunities. It may not b easy, but it's possible.
Yes, but if every nurse moves to the few high paying states, that would be catastrophic for all the states with no nurses then plus the field would be flooded and bring down the pay rate quickly for the nurses in the high paying states! So we need to force all low paying states to raise their pay rates, probably by unionizing, so they can also force better patient care ratio regulations! Watching his videos is informative, but also frustrating for other nurses who can't just up and move and so are being taken advantage of, especially in states like Florida, where she lives, where cost of living has skyrocketed, but pay sucks!
@@conniesaratoga3194 I'm not implying every nurse 2 move anywhere. I'm speaking also 2 nurses who r afraid 2 leave their units & specialties. I've seen nurses constantly complain about a unit like it was the only unit on the planet.
I just think 4 nursing 2 b so broad, some nurses act like there is nowhere 2 go. Sometimes we outgrow our units & need 2 move on. As far as low cost areas, getting more money is challenging when the budget is set up 4 those wages.
When I was FT, nurses would call out when we were properly staffed, making the unit short. When ur dealing with people, it's always complex.
I totally agree that nursing n general should pay more, but n reality, they refuse 2 pay n most places.
Hospitals get a tax credit 4 travelers & don't have 2 worry about benefits. It sucks, but it's real. U have 2 do what is best 4 u. Staff nurses being angry @ travelers isn't the solution.
Great Interview! I agree with the Mary Grace. Work smarter, not harder. Paycheck to paycheck living is just not it when you are an RN. I left my ICU Clinical Educator Role to return to the bedside via agency contract. People thought I was nuts, but I work way less and earn more. My mental health is better and I have time to focus on building my own business. I’m in Canada 🇨🇦 but the same rules and benefits still apply.
This man brings gem after gems to us every upload. Appreciate it brotha!
Don't u just want to hug him?
Thank you both 🙏
I’m a nurse in California and was already considering doing local travel nursing and I think this confirms it!
Good to hear 😁👍
Finished my LVN! Licensed, will take my IV/blood class the 13-15 in August and hopefully starter in. Telemetry floor as a LVN at a small community hospital! Been watching for about a year :)
I’m also starting a BSN program (bridging) and should be done in 15 months :)❤
Wow, you're going to do well in nursing school because of the experience you will get from working on the tele floor. Good job!
I've always wondered the cost/pay analysis for nurses that work on cruise ships, would you ever consider looking into this? This video was so informative and I appreciate your work so much! 😊
I just worked in Va for 18 years and recently moved to Cali… Virginia-no breaks… Cali-breaks 😊
After 18 years, you've definitely earned your break lol.
I went from staff making $48/hr to per diem and I still contribute to my 401k & be part of the union. Now, I max out my Roth IRA, I now make between $75-$105 AN hour in NYC with float differential/weekend differential/ OT with some PTO. Unfortunately, we don't get time 1/2 after 8 hours. My hospital as its private, will get penalize and fine it we go over our ratios and will have to pay out the nurses, so they have been very good with complying. I have 2 per diem jobs and my income has increased a lot, and we still have another 10% raise in the next 2 years. I am investing the income difference to also have enough real estate to allow me to retire early- THAT'S MY PENSION, as that's the questions my coworkers always ask me. Work smarter, not harder! I am in control of my own schedule- that's priceless!
You should let me interview you so we could also compare the differences between working on California and working in NYC.
Hey I'd love to learn more about your strategies. I'm going to an accelerated program then working NJ NY within next year.
@@NursesToRiches that's something we can definitely look into. ill be adding you on ig
Great info Step. Am in TX now and plan to move to NYC to work. I also hv a full time here and a part time. I plan to work per diem when I move and when I did the maths it was crazy considering how much I’ll be making. Working ICU and PACU, simply can’t wait to start work in NYC. Good job
This is just great patient care as you describe it. Good for Kaiser
I'm per diem at Kaiser, and I get health insurance as long as I work 20 hours a week.
Since I came across with your channel I always watch it. I’m always guided in every step of the way and hundred percent helpful. Filipino Nurse waving here!!! I am on OR and ER… ❤
Yes, We are waving for our fellow Filipina Nurse ❤
About to complete my first OR Travel assignment. Doubled my salary for 18wks. It’s been amazing!
How many years of exp before you started traveling? I have 1 year
@@elninjapirata7799 2 years. I also worked at a level 1 Trauma hospital prior to traveling to get the best experience possible
Good stuff . It’d be awesome to see shorts of lots of these. Compare nurse stubs to other jobs. CRNA pay vs travel nurse 😱
Crna pay everyday and every night. Nothing can beat CRNA pay unless northern/ travel nurse or business owner
Another great video and interview! Thanks for the information Jason and to Mary also 🙌🏻 California is nice for local travel because of the amount of contracts out there
absolute golden video
Thumbs up for a positive video! Like seeing these and would like more info on how to get these internal contracts! (Im in LA)
Thanks! I will ask Mary Grace.
The hospitals in Atlanta are getting hip to this and it is pissing me off. They do not accept local travelers here so I find myself traveling an hour to 2 hours away for work.
I love the anonymous part, it will allow others to share their paycheck. Good job!
Since signing the new contract earlier this yr, the ratio in New York has improved, 1:4, 1:5
Y’all want a lot of money nurses be a travel nurse and/or business owner. These nurses at my job telling me that I’m struggling but making 3k-4k a week working 48-60 hours a week float pool. They paying 2k per month for teslas and 500 per day eating out everyday and 40k in credit card debt. I’m like no wonder you can change jobs or take risks.
Very much appreciate the topic of the video. Along the same lines of the topic of this video, I have a video topic request, (if it is feasible, of course). I've saw a couple videos of nurse's acting as their own agency, (if this makes sense. They had an LLC, and negotiate d as their one man agency, on behalf of themselves. They were really able to well financially.
I was really curious to at least generally know a little bit more depth on this. One of the nurses that did this provided depth via one of courses, but it was I believe in the ballpark of $1,200. I'm in the process of saving up for an ABSN degrees, (last 2 prereq classes this upcoming fall semester), transitioning from the Physical Therapy field, and I'm trying my best to save for ABSN school and it's upcoming $1,700 per credit hour, tuition.
THIS IS GOLD!
Thank you!
love your content. Do you know what paperwork I need to fill out to get my license down in California? I currently have a NJ and NY license.
This was great! Thank you!
Quite helpful. Èspecially when you have family and you still want to make more money, local travel is the way
I agree. I didn't realize local travel nurses could make this much money.
I just worked 5 months in the Bay Area. The ratio was 1:4, but we still ended up with 5 bc they were so short. The staff barely got breaks bc there was no break nurse due 2 staff shortage. This is even with travelers. Those laws work fine 4 when u r staffed. If any1 thinks they will never have more than the ratio @ every hospital n Cali, they r sadly mistaken.
Can you do Staff Nurse from Agency Vs Direct Hire Nurse for International Nurses, its advantages and disadvantages? TY 😊
Seconded ✋🏾
I appreciate what you do ,
I am working on my ADN looking to move to LA after I get my BSN; this is great info!
Nurses to Riches
Q: I’ve seen my hourly pay as a travel MLS get cut in half. Is this due to hospitals no longer getting financial support for Covid. I’m making hourly what I started out in 2015. What’s going on here?
Hello sir thanks for your content love your videos love from Saskatchewan im student nurse at university got a question about picking up overtime shift ?
Great video as always
This was nice
Thank you!
Awesome! Great to see nurses making good money. 👍
Have not seen u do a video on union vs nonunion nurses at kaiser. Would it be better to get a high nursing manager position and be nonunion or be staff nurse and he part of union?
Hey, I just got accepted in nursing school in Alabama! I am from Ukraine. Can you please make a video how to apply for a job in local agency? Do you know any in Alabama? Thank you!
This young lady is giggling 😊throughout her entire interview, I would be to if I made crazy money 😅♥️🙏🏽👍🏽💴💴💸💸💸 I’m an LVN right now and I’m with five registries and we get paid up to $75 hour 🤭🤭🤗💴soon to be BSN, RN 🎉
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Nice info. Silent follower here for years. Thanks. Bdw, just finished 6mos travel contracts at kaiser LA ED. but planning to relocate w/ family to Sacramento for full time position. Can you help me refer to your manager in ED. ? Ty.
Hi, I don't typically refer people to Kaiser unless I know them personally because there's no way I can vouch for them if I don't know them but there's a section in the application that asks if you were referred. You can include my name, Jason Nunez, in that section
How about Endoscopy nurses? Any idea how much they are earning
Dropping great info
Will travel nursing in other states be as lucrative? I live in North Carolina and am curious if I need to move to earn the amount of money Mary Grace is making.
You can consider doing local travel nursing in your area in the same way that Mary grace is doing it in California.
Pls also factor pto and extended illness bank. Insurance is better coverage
Can I work in my local hospital as a travel nurse? Or is there a certain distance you have to be?
Jason, or anyone out there what registry does Kaiser use to hire when they are short staffed. I live in Southern California and want to make some more$ outside my full time job
ANM
Does anyone know the pay scale / pay rules for Kaiser nurses in Southern California (San Diego )
I made a video about this comparing Northern California to Southern California. It's about a year and a half of but still close to what the pay is today.
@@NursesToRiches thanks I’ll watch it
Which hospital pays 7k a week? As a local traveler or out of town traveler?
None. The only way u have a chance at that is during a strike or CRNA travel. The only way u'll get $7K a week is working 7 days a week on a high pay contract. Good luck finding a $7K/wk contract.
There was during covid. Not now only strikes
I can get 7k a week if I work 7 days in cai and high paying contract.
at @28:36 you say she brings home NET $6,162 every two weeks. did you mean every month?
No, she gets paid weekly. So, to compare my $4k biweekly net income to hers, I multiplied her weekly net income by 2.
@@NursesToRiches oh I see what you did there.
I’ve learned this long time ago. Don’t hate the player, hate the game. Better yet learn to play the game and take advantage of it. Jealousy and hateret does nothing for you
Question, so what does she do now to earn more than double her previous income?
She's a local agency nurse. It's basically a travel nurse that works in the same town he/she lives in and instead of getting a stipend for housing and all of the other tax benefits, they get taxed on all their earnings and don't receive a stipend for housing.
Love this but scared to do it. Anyone here doing it even with kids & a husband with good perm job?
It took over 20mins to get to the title of the video.
Filipina nurse represent! 🎉
What agency is this?
ANM.
Ty so much. Does she have a recruiter she can recommend??
Does AMN have Allied health positions?
Can plz anyone help me im in last semester and im weak student i only study when exams are near.. So how to study for nclex plz help anyone 😢
So Children’s Hospital doesn’t have a Breaker? So when you take a break and cover your buddy nurse you go over RATIO, for your lunch and your 15 minute breaks? That’s not SAFE!
I l❤ve it! Spill the ☕️
As a regular staff NY Adult ED RN… New York may never change sorry girl. They are supposed to give us “ratios” by 2024 for NYSNA Union nurses but there is no penalty if they violate the ratios. So I felt like the strike was for nothing. But I guess we shall see and suffer with unsafe ratios till then. 🤷🏾♀️
I have another question for you! I am moving to Sacramento next year, and I only have an associates degree, do you think I should get my bachelor’s degree before moving there? Will I have better chances of getting a job in a hospital, such as the one you work at? Also, do union hospitals offer tuition assistance?
I remember Jason saying a BSN was not necessary to apply, but might be wrong. I just dont want to have to pay all that money out of pocket if I can wait to get it once I move.
You can get a job in a non-academic hospital with an associates degree, then go to school for your BSN once you get the job so your employer can help pay for your BSN degree.
Are Kaiser or UC Davis non academic?
Kaiser is trying to go magnet. Oakland just achieved magnet status and Roseville is actively trying. I think if you move here with ADN and experience you will have no problem finding a job. If you come as new grad might have harder time with just ADN
Thank you! And yes, I have 4 years of experience.
To be honest, hospitals would be able to retain there staff if there pay was competitive and a main way of doing this is to cut the fat. Fat by the way of overpaid management and administration, which is NOT the reason the patients are there. Patients will come back routinely if they received GREAT care which comes from the care givers, not by the hospital administrators and the excess management. There is a HUGE amount of wasted, unnecessary cost in the healthcare system.
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Yeah, very good information, but it’s not a good experience having only audio from the guest, but with for the info
N A N I
When you start at Kaiser, do you start pay based off years of experience?
Yes, but it's not a 1 to 1 conversion. I've made videos about this in the past.
@@NursesToRiches thanks 🙏 recommend any videos of yours in particular? I’ll watch all your Kaiser vids lol