LPN vs RN vs NP vs CRNA Lifetime Earnings. The ULTIMATE Salary Comparison. Who makes more?
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In this video, I'm gonna compare the LPN vs RN vs NP vs CRNA and their Lifetime Earnings in 2021. This is The ULTIMATE Comparison of who really makes more money and which one is the best fit for you.
I have previously compared lifetime earnings of the RN vs MD and since many of you asked for a comparison of the RN, NP, and CRNA, I figured I would up my game and include the LPN as well.
After watching this video, you will get an idea of how many years of experience each profession requires, what certifications and degrees you will need to practice, the roles and responsibilities of the profession, work settings, median US salaries, CA salaries, Lifetime Earnings for all of the professions, and the adjusted hourly rate for all of them after we calculate their lifetime earnings and divide it by the number of hours and training worked in their lifetime.
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Thanks for watching ya'll! If you know someone who is trying to decide which nursing profession to choose, make sure you show them this video!
Thanks for creating this wonderful channel
The upside to studying and getting higher degrees is more for body preservation and respect than income, basically. If you want to enjoy that money in retirement, study early in life.
You are so right about that. If I would have started nursing earlier on in my career I would have probably continued on to become a CRNA.
So true! After 7+ years on nightshift, working every other holiday and 1-2 weekends a month, I'm an old young lady lol 🥺
@@crazylikerizem581 The sad truth about nursing 😥. It really takes a toll on us after a while... That's why so many nurses get burned out.
It is true. I’m 23 and I am RN. Willl start CRNA when I will be 25 .
I've worked with LVN's clearing six figures working Per Diem and Agency in Texas
Exactly I’m a LpN making at least 80k
Since this is California focused as a CRNA your going to realistically see a salary in the range to $300-400k. Anesthesia is booming right now and there is a massive shortage of providers. I know you can only base your research on BLS data but unfortunately it doesn’t tell anywhere near the full picture. Also getting into school is much more difficult than it has been in the past. Your not walking into a program with only a year of icu under your belt. 3-4 years is going to be more realistic. For those interested it would serve you well to focus on taking in depth pharmacology, physics/chem courses while ensuring you have a good understanding of cell biology since your job will be best described as an applied pharmacologist and applied physiologist. Those two things are really what anesthesia is about and what you will need to master to be effective.
Good points!
This channel provides a lot of value. Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for taking the time to post this video!
You're so welcome and thank you for watching and commenting!
Wow! Very good job, very informative. You are a great asset to nurses, and I can see your channel growing very fast. Good luck!
Thank you so much. I love talking about nursing from a different perspective and I'm glad you and everyone who has watched these videos continues to send me positive vibes.
Arizona based ED NP here, I’m making about $60k more than I made as a full time nurse (although often more doing OT) but now I only work 30 hours a week.
Brother if you are making 60k working 30hrs a week you need to find another job, I make a lot more than that as an RN. NPs in Arizona can make between 55-100hr
@jesusjustiniano9712 they said they are making $60k MORE than they did as an RN without needing to work the OT (not that they make $60k/yr total)...they say they work 30hrs a week now...more money, less working hours.
Thanks for breaking it down for us! this is really informative.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great Video !!! I really would love a video about the difference between RN diploma , ADN , BSN role on the floor and if one can delegate to the other with or without management roles . Thank you
Great videos. Love the numbers. Just for those making life decisions based on this (especially the difference in investments), please note the difference between how much contributions is being made between the LPN vs everyone else.
Yes, we can't sleep on the benefits of compound interest especially starting at such an early age - but also ask yourself what age you're actually starting at? What responsibilities you have at that age? And whether those responsibilities allow you the luxury of investing 30% of your paycheck in a 401k BEFORE you then go ahead and pay taxes.
Man this is the best UA-cam channel ive bumped into in such a long time, this is really eye opening and as well helpful too...keep up the good work king
I graduate CRNA school in 2 months. This a great video, thanks for spreading this information.
Best of luck!
Great video!! Thank you.
Thank you for watching! 🙂
I am already on my way. Next video is really going to be helpful for safety . Also , I love the figures showing that education is not black and white . But it’s good to chase our dreams bcz it’s priceless . So never ask an lpn why they are not Rns. By the end of the day they maybe wealthy than a crna. This opened up my mind . We have to live for our passions not for the money . Thanks Jason 👏🏾👏🏾.
Hey, Sharon! You are so right, this video goes to show that any profession you choose, should be one you choose for the love of the profession and not solely for monetary benefits because even as an LPN you will be able to earn more than a CRNA or even an MD over your lifetime if you are conscious about the financial decisions you make.
Thanks for the video.
Thank you for watching! 🙏
Great video, I feel like this video is an eye opener! In alot of RNs minds now its either go CRNA or you're a failure and to be real its only for the money (which i feel is wrong). As an RN alone our earning potentials are insane without the need for more schooling. This might depend on the state you live in but I know for sure they're are travel nurses out earning non travel CRNAs. Its all about choosing a passion that you can do long term work hard for a 10 year span and using the hard earned money to invest in your future. I hate seeing people strive for CRNA cause to them its the only way to make more money. I always said to my coworkers is CRNA was the only way out then that would make nursing a very sad career lol
You are so on point. Honestly, after doing all this research it has opened my eyes too. I wish I would have known after high school what I know now. Investing early on is the biggest key to financial freedom and independence from the typical 9-5.
True we need to shift our money on exponential growth and return on investment at the end of the day rather than selling our time. CRNA may be beneficial to those who think making money is just selling their time or that they are so passionate doing sedation
Great video👍
As always, thank you! 🙏
This means to show that no matter how high your income is, you should start saving for your retirement as early as you can during your life. 😉
Damn right. That's what I tell our daughter. It doesn't matter what she wants to be when she's older. As long as she starts investing early on, she'll be way ahead of most of her peers.
You are the best!!
Thank you! 🙏
I hate math but I sooooo love numbers, keep it up my guy!
Then you're in look because I love math and I love numbers lol. Thanks for watching! 🙂
wow the breakdown is awesome, never knew the differences between these. Like #68
Thank you! What does the end of your comments with "Like ##" signify? I'm confused lol.
@@NursesToRiches Hey Nurses, Its just to show what # like that I am. I find it a nice way to show my support and that I am actually supporting your videos and such lol.
@@brickinvesting ahh, I get it know, lol. Thanks for the support!
Hi friend I came across your video from Kayan Brown you guys are really great inspiring for me. Right now I’m a CNA I been doing this over 6 years now I’m doing a CNA to LVN method 3 in California, while working on prerequisites getting into a BSN program later. I want to work as a nurse in military reserve.
Hi Brandon! I'm glad you found the channel. Good job on working on advancing in your professional career. I'll tell you one thing, you are gonna be a better nurse than your peers because of your experiences as a CNA, so props to you 🙂.
@@NursesToRiches thank you sir that means a lot hearing that from you.
Just something to consider. I’m a 6 year Army Veteran. The Armed Services has a Military Medical Program. It’s difficult to qualify for, more so than most civilian programs, but it’s worth it! You get paid to train and the training is free. You can enter through the Advanced Medic program that, depending upon your level of completion and years of service, can qualify you you as an NP. Coming in with training as an LPN or RN you are commissioned as an officer. You qualify for further training, as noted above. Besides this, your levels of responsibility in the military are greater and free of the usual cost cutting restrictions in the civilian area. You also get a medical personnel monthly bonus added to your regular pay. If you are single, on post housing is free, but you can also get an allowance for housing if you choose to live off post. If you come in with any school loans they are forgiven over the period of your initial enlistment. This could be 4-6 years. All certifications transfer to the civilian world, as well. Even if you merely serve your required 4-6 year enlistment, you walk away trained, debt free, money in the bank, and with the new GI Bill to use towards any continued education or to hand off to your children in the future. As a Veteran, you also go to the front of the line for civilian positions. It’s a great start to life especially since you’re going to put in the same amount of time paying for life and education anyway.
I was a single NCO, Military Police Officer. I lived conservatively and on post. Food, housing, uniforms.. were entirely paid for. After 6 years I came out with money in the bank and was able to pay cash for my first home. I was also hired directly into an insurance investigation position. It would have been infinitely better had I been in any medical or nursing position. This is something to consider when looking at training, expenses and long term benefits and income.
Wow, very good advice! Thanks so much for this write up.
Wow 😲, brother that you for allowing GOD to use you for this channel. I am almost done with my prerequisites to get into the Nursing program at my university. I already work as a dialysis technician, but I have a family with kids and I am trying to get my mind right for this program. Your channel....this VIDEO has inspired me to take the bulls by the horns and get through school to take care of my Family. GOD Bless you bro. I am definitely interested in your channel and all the knowledge you can bring my way. Keep it up bro, by the way how old were you when you started nursing and how far in the nursing profession have you gone? Thanks again.
Thank you! I started as a business major in 2008 prior to getting into nursing. I then switched to nursing in 2010 and graduated in 2012. We ended up living in my mother-in-law's apartment for abouy 2 years until we both graduated. We also had very low cost childcare because we were both below the poverty line at the time.
The farthest I've gone is BSN and don't plan to go any further because we make more money as staff nurses up here in Northern California than the advanced practice nurses do.
Hi Jason,
I will also appreciate if you can make videos about some bullies who treat coworkers so bad.
Crazy to see that little jump from RN to NP
Love your content❤ this is a great video! My sister-in-law is a registered nurse; her stable income has allowed her husband to take more risks in starting his own business. And as a real estate investor myself, travel nurses are one of my best tenants! I truly believe nurses are an upcoming group of professionals in becoming millionaire! Keep up the good work 😊❤
Thanks for the comment! We would not have had the freedom we have with raising our children and traveling the world if it wouldn't have been for nursing.
WHOAAAAAA!!!! Just by investing in the right things you can truly live a life only broadcasted to "higher ups." This gives me so muc confidence after handling my mental health test today
For sure, that's why investing in future self is the key to success.
If you were not a nurse making bank, I would have hired you as a financial planning manager! Keeps up the good work.
Hah, thank you so much!
@@NursesToRiches
I led teams from 1 person to teams of over 10,000 people. I know talent when I see it.
Gods + Goddess Bless thee… much needed content🔮
Hey bro. What’s your opinion on travel nursing? Please make a video and comparison to CA RN or LPN. Thanks bro.
We love our travel nurses at Kaiser! Many of them actually end up getting hired after working two contracts with us, so it's an easy way to get into Kaiser if that's your plan. Also, do you mean you want me to make a video of CA RN vs CA LPN salaries and breakdown?
@@NursesToRiches Hey do you know what staffing agency hires them? It would be good advice for me.
I meant travel nursing makes good money with tax free benefit. You can make a comparison between travel nursing and staff RN(overtime).
Thanks bro!
Yes, ANM is the primary staffing agency that Kaiser works with. However, there are other agencies that are vendors of ANM. So, as long as sign on with either ANM or one of their vendors, you should be able to get work at a Kaiser hospital.
And I see what you mean now about comparing travel nurse pay to staff nurse pay. I'll see if I can get one of our travelers pay stubs 🙂.
bravo bravo,subscriber from kenya East Africa, does your hospital hire international nurses who have passed nclex?
Thank you! We have hired nurses from Canada, Europe, and Australia. I also have coworkers that are from Kenya and Nigeria, so it definitely is possible to get hired here but it's going to be extremely challenging because you will be competing against nurses who work in the US.
Hey there! I currently live in Sac, and I finished all my nursing pre-reqs and went through a CNA program. I’m still thinking about becoming a nurse. Would you personally recommend it?
Nursing is in a if the best decisions both Monica and I have ever made. It is one of the most secure, demanding, and respected professions in the country. And, the pay is just the cherry on top. You can't go wrong with nursing.
@@NursesToRiches
Plz suggest me
Which one i have to select Nursing or pharmacist which is good and who make more plz reply!!
I’m going to invest into crypto, individual stock, (aggressive investment) and properties (defensive investment)!!!! My first goal is to make the rent for free somehow. I have cars that are technically free now! I will probably just stay as BSN and then shift the mind to to becoming an investor afterward or work 3 times a week as a nurse and continue investing on the other days. Thank you for providing all on numbers as I am a number guy as well
I’ve been waiting 😂😂😂😂
Lol, it's getting harder and harder to make these videos. Gotta juggle this with work, our baby, our teenage daughter that plays sports almost every day of the week, and making time to travel so we don't go insane from all work and no play 🥴.
@@NursesToRiches lol it’s ok. No pressure. We will be here anytime you post.
good video. CA LPNs make more than a lot of RNs outside of CA.
Absolutely! LPNs actually don't get paid as well here in California as you would think. The starting pay here for LPNs is around $27/hr and goes up to $33/hr. But, in some states in the Midwest or South, I've heard of LPNs getting paid as much as $40/hr.
@@NursesToRiches s
@@NursesToRiches How come you didn't use kaiser pay locally, and how much do LPNs make at kaiser specifically?
The numbers I listed above are what LPNs working for kaiser are making.
@@NursesToRiches Sorry, I meant in the video. But thanks for clarifying.
Np is oversaturated so their pay might not be as high so therefore not worth it considering the liability and Chances of getting sued.
You are wrong NP is not over saturated, there is a shortage of physicians. You can get an NP job any day. Getting sue? You always have to chart everything you do and if you get sue than you just have to show that you did was the correct plan of treatment. If you lose there is malpractice insurance. You can get sued by doing anything, RNs are liable for their patients so don’t be afraid of following your dreams.
However I find investment difficult 😣 Is there a course to teach people how to invest in stock /bond? Am I the only one asking😅 Apart from buying properties
Good video, but everyone is not realizing that the numbers are kinda skewed, here’s why. You can only invest a set amount of money into your 401k no matter your income. Sure the CRNA’a 401k might be slightly smaller due to LESS TIME and LESS contributions. No one is thinking that the CRNA makes so much money they will be able to invest much much more into their personal brokerage compared to the others due to higher income. The CRNA will have wayyy more money in the long run considering 401k + personal investments.
We should invest in stock market
Let’s go!
I saw you commented on a reaction video that another UA-camr made about my nurses making 800k/yr. You're everywhere lol. 👍
@@NursesToRiches haha ya I’m subbed to basically all the nursing channels. Ps I’ve been seeing your vids circulating on Reddit sometimes so you’re everywhere also lol
Whatttt I saw reddit on my analytics and was trying to figure out what sub reddit it was posted on...
Compounding is the truth. It would be hard to invest that much on the LPN income though.
Very true. You'd either have to live with your parents for a couple of years or live in a place with roommates/partner.
When and what year will the bsn be perverted over adn???
Random question about the hiring process. Do you think you have a better chance to land a position because of your gender? Do hospitals want a more diverse community of Male and females? Lastly, do you know it being. A veteran typically helps or not? Thanks!
When I was on a telemetry floor 7 years ago I was one of 4 other males, amongst a torrent of female nurses. Since then, it has steadily shifted to almost half males, half females. Employers really shouldn't be hiring one an employee over the other simply because their gender is the only thing that differentiates them from one another. If they are ever found doing that they could be sued or fined for discrimination. Being a veteran, on the other hand, is another thing. Businesses are always looking to hire veterans and that is definitely onr thing they are allowed to consider in a candidate during the hiring process.
Whatever degree you hold invest early for your future...
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Can you please explain why on that % of salary contribution to 401k varies from LPN, RN, CRNA, NP? The LPN is 30%, NP 8%?
Because the LPN makes less than the NP. So the maxing out your 401k as an LPN takes a larger portion of your income than it would as an NP.
Goodmorning, I'm an italian nurse and I would like to come in the US to become a CRNA, It owuld be possible to have a chat with you?
Kind Regards, Antonio
I was reading somewhere that by 2025 to become a CRNA you'd need to obtain a Doctor's Degree. I wonder how true that is 🤔
This is true. The American Association of Nurse Anesthetists will require a doctoral degree by 2025 for everyone wanting to become a CRNA.
Np salary is very variable… psych nurse practitioners make just as much as crna.
That's very true but unfortunately the Bureau of Labor and Statistics groups all NPs into the same category.
But really, I don't care as much on how much money I will have when I will be 65. Truth Is some of us might never make it that far to enjoy that money, and some of us will be dealing with medical issues that won't let us enjoy that money. Money is mostly good when you are young and healthy enough. Otherwise, my take is enjoy now as you figure out your future as well.
Do u know how much LPN’s are started at in Sac vs. Redding?
They start out at around $33/hr in the Kaiser system. Don't know about redding but I would estimate it would be around $5/hr less.
@@NursesToRiches That’s probably pretty accurate. Thank you
So I have a question. What is a ADN? Cause I did a bachelors of nursing (BN) from UNB. It was a 4 year degree. In Canada I work the exact same position as my friends who did a BSN. The school curriculum is the same also. In Canada there isn’t a difference between the two. When I move to the US will they give be issues regarding my degree being a BN?
In the US, an ADN and ASN are the same thing but just have different acronyms. ADN stands for associate degree in nursing. ASN stands for Associate of Science in Nursing. The ADN/ASN is a 2-year degree and a step before the BSN (or what you call the UBN in Canada). But, where the ADN/ASN differs from the LPN, is that ADN/ASN nurses can do everything a BSN nurse can do and work anywhere BSN nurse can work. However, the reason why the BSN is better is because a BSN nurse is more likely to be chosen for a position vs the ADN/ASN nurse. Hospitals in some states are not even hiring ADN/ASN nurses anymore unless they are enrolled in a BSN program at the time of their application.
So, when you move to the US, you will not have issues at all with having your BN.
@@NursesToRiches thank you for the answer
@@NursesToRiches if they do the same things, why have that much of a preference for the BSN? It makes no sense.
@@sunshinesunflowerz1647 Yeah, they claim it's about hiring the most educated staff but I've worked with both ADN and BSN-educated nurses and in the workplace there is no difference in how they take care of their patients. However, personal experience does not translate to evidence-based practice. A previous study found that a 10 percent increase in the proportion of BSN-educated nurses on hospital units was associated with a 10.9% possible decrease in patient mortality.
Also, the Bachelor’s degree is focused on leadership, nursing research, management as well as clinical skills training. This means that a BSN-educated nurse is able to move on to leadership positions within an organization, or conduct nursing research with a higher level of credibility and knowledge.
Hit us with the "How much we make from our UA-cam Channel" video soon. Great break down
Lmao, I would love to make a video about that but it's gonna take us a few more weeks before we're monetized, and at least 2 more months before UA-cam sends us our first paycheck.
That's just one investment vehicle. CRNAs makes so much more than LPN and RNs that they can invest the difference and will blow past the others in a short amount of time.
You may have a point but on the other hand, the RN here, in Sacramento specifically, can easily earn over 200k-300k/yr with very little overtime and start putting that money into other vehicles of investments as well. So there are many factors that can be added to the equation. But I tried to make the scenarios as equal as possible which is why I only focused on the 401k.
I wonder why more nurse practioners dont do private practice
I will be RN in California Sacramento it's my dream am in from India
Are CRNA's able to go on "runs?"
Unfortunately for them, there is no premium pay for CRNAs who work several consecutive days.
I live in Canada and LPN’s make $28/hour starting and nurses make $35/hour starting
That's actually similar to most states in the US.
Same rate like US but remember, CAD is 26% lower than USD in value, and taxes are higher in Canada. MOST of goods/services are also cheaper in US due to the huge economy of US.
Wait is it true you are the Jason who has been the moderator for the Michael Jackson reddit thread for the last 14 years?!
Yessss and I have no idea how I even created the damn thing! It was so long ago that I didn't even know how to properly use reddit, so I think I was trying to search for Michael Jackson on Reddit and accidentally created a subreddot for it. How'd you hear about it?
@@NursesToRiches Dang. Have you been pretty active on it since back then?! And I just came across the reddit page recently and saw ur account under moderators and u were the oldest user on the list lol. PS happened to come across ur videos but i'm also in the medical/health field. Went through PA school and clinical year decided it wasn't for me so i'm in my switching gears phase but mad respect to all of us in health care.
@@crazy4corbinbleux I don't think I've ever posted on the subreddit and have not stopped receiving notifications from the damn thing about users upset with the moderators not moderating enough.
What field are you getting into instead?
If you want to become a crna why would you not do it if you have a passion for it even though your making great money as an rn
That's absolutely true. Same with MD. If you're passionate about something, doesn't matter how much money it pays.
Is it common for nurses to go to NP school with only 2 years experience? 😱
I worry about competency
Not common at all but there are programs around the country that provide a bridge for ADN nurses that want to become NPs. It usually takes 3-4 years to go from ADN to NP.
Looks like the juice ain't worth the squeeze for NP.
LPNs can draw blood and start IVs
You can start IVs if you your certified
Those numbers are off by a lot!!! In Arizona LPN make about 25-30hr RN make between 35-55hr NP 55-100hr CRNA make about 150-200hr. CRNA are probably making 5-8X more than an LPN 3X more than a RN and 2X NP so those numbers are not up to date or are just made up numbers 😅. I am an RN with 3.5Years experience making 100k a year and I believe that I can make about 120k with some overtime. My friend is NP that makes 200k with picking up a few extra shifts a month. LPN will never even get closer to NP or CRNA makes and let’s not talk abou 401k especially with inflation LPN are not able to put any money into their retirements. Please use better resources. I love you channel, but this is confusing people who wants to make the decision between RN and LPN. Always choose higher education. I am on my last 8months of my Np program and I already have an offer for 140k a year. 😊
Higher education doesn’t always mean more money. Starting a businesss is always better. I started a business and already make 50k per month and I’m starting crna school in 2024. Advance your degree for the passion not money.
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Y’all just be saying anything lol
dentist make more than RN's