How to Work Less and Earn More as a NURSE!
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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I wanna sign up but I really need a job. I guess after 22 years..no one wants to pay..lol
I will be starting my LVN Program this month and am so grateful I came across this channel. There is so much great resources, information , advice, etc that is so helpful and inspiring for me on my journey to become a travel RN. Especially when I already live here in the Bay Area. Super thankful for you guys!!
Aww, no, we thank you for showing us this kind of support. We would not have continued to do this without the support we receive from all of you.
Another great live, thank you Jason for all you do 😊
Thank you for the support!
Just got accepted into the rn program! You guys def motivated me!
Congratulations!
You and your wife are so informative. I am so appreciative of the transparency.
I currently live in PR. I’m an RN with 10+ years of experience. I’ve just obtained my masters and I’m studying for the FNP boards.
I’m contemplating relocating to San Diego California before the end of the year. Every one is telling me I’m crazy because it’s so expensive.
So I am so very grateful for all the info you guys provide.
I graduate December 25’ and cannot wait to get to California. Watching these videos are super inspiring
Don't give up! Nursing school was extremely intense-especially for someone like me who came into it with no healthcare experience and a background in business/finance.
Can’t make that much in Maryland in one week.
I have been a per diem nurse for 3 years at KP , i work full time hours pretty much. Do you think there is a great benefit to make the switch to part time/full time? Thanks for ur time
It’s not worth it at all !for 133 hours lol . Money is ok but your life quality sucks , no time to work out and eat healthy, no spending time with your family, dates , that’s all trade off 😅. Even 80 hours is A LOT !
I agree and for me even working 20 hours a week is a lot, lol. But for her it's temporary. She plans to do it so she can pay off all her debt and invest her money.
Agreed. But one important point is the option is there if anyone needs to make more money -- need to buy a house? new car? pay off debt? catchup on retirement investments? put three kids through college? A bedside nurse can make $400k or $500k in a year. You cannot do this if you are a bedside nurse in any other state. As a baseline, I work 36 hours a week in the Bay Area, make $220k a year and get 4 weeks of paid vacation. Every video on youtube is not tailored to my or your own personal needs but we need to recognize that the information is helpful to someone's life.
Hello, watching now. Missed the livestream
Not in Georgia
Hello sir,
I'm from India could you tell me how to became a RN in California State can you tell me step by step
1.5hrs is just too long my man...shorten please so we can get the info without the time consuming fillers
Yeah, I totally get it but this is a livestream. I have my editor working on shortening the livestreams to more digestible lengths without the fluff.
@@NursesToRiches Much Respect 👌🏾
You spent 2 to 4 years to get a skill. Spending 1.5 hrs where you benefit isn’t going to hurt you.
For the advise line nurse positions, what is the exact name to look for?
Thanks for this valuable info. Is there such a thing that Kaiser doesn't pay you based on the years you're experienced? Like if I'm 7 years experienced and I applied to any of their Norcal facilities, they only pay me half of those years, so like a Step 3? How does that work
Yes, you would be hired on as a step 3. You get credited 1 step for every two years of outside experience, up to a maximum of 10 years of outside experience or 5-step equivalent.
If your schedule template is 24 hours a week at Kaiser but 12 hour shifts, do you still make time and a half for any hours over your FTE? Like say you picked up an extra 8 or 12 hour shift in that pay period?
Unfortunately no. You either have to be an 8-hour-shift employee and work more than 8 hours in 1 shift or work more than 40 hours in the week.
Hi, I have been a nurse 22, going on
23 years at the end of the year. What kind of $ would I make working 36 hours., etc?
Can you do something on MRI?
keep these up
Hi.. I'm a nursing student..and I'm Persian so I'm living in Iran😅💔. I'm not sure about my plan for my life as a nurse in future....please... you guys help me and maybe you could show me a good way...the only thing that i know for life is, leaving my country and make a good life with nursing in abroad...i love United States, sometimes i dream about living there like you guys...
Can we put you down as our employee referral when we apply to Kaiser?? 😂
Yes, you can. Use my name, Jason Nunez. Then, email me at contact@nursestoriches.com with your first name, last name, phone number, and job ID# you applied for.
@@NursesToRiches Amazing thank you!! I've been watching you guys since nursing school, now 2 years into being a nurse I'm finally ready to try to make the jump! Thank you for all you share 🙏🙏
Saving this
I need a job
Is the course a one time price?
Yes, it is.
Jason are u a Capricorn?
Hi Jason
Hi!
does anyone know the difference between per diem and short hour? also if your kaiser hopsital has no shifts to pick up, can you pick up at others?
Short hour is that you are regularly scheduled only for short hour.
Per diem is you are scheduled only when you are needed.
Short-hour employees are hired to work fewer than 20 hours per week and are given specific days they must work every pay period. These days will be the same every pay period so you will always know what your schedule is for as long as you remain in that position.
Per diem is a nurse who puts his/her available on a calendar fir staffing to see. If a department is short-staffed and the unit has to fill a vacancy for a nurse who is sick, on vacation, or on any other type of leave, they will ask a per diem nurse if they want to come in and fill those gaps.
Per diem nurses don't have a set schedule-short-hour nurses do.
Both nurses get paid similarly because they don't have any benefits other than the option to contribute to their 401k with a company match, get pension benefits, and accrue paid sick leave.
Hi. Since I am hesitant to do an interview, can I share my 2023 W2?
I will censor my name, address, employee id number, social security number.
And I will outline my monthly expenses as a single person here in the Bay Area?
Yes, please! I won't share any of your personal details just like I've done for my coworkers. You can send it to contact@nursestoriches.com
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Working 66 hours a week is not “work less and make more”
Watch the last section of the video.
Glad your lips are better
Thank you, so am I!