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Me in the first 5 years after graduation: unemployed
same
Pretty funny but I highly doubt you would be unemployed if you had any medical education. Like right now all the hospitals and nursing homes are paying people 10,000 dollar sign ups for nurses and doctors even CNAs and EMTs get sign ups if they join the hospitals. Like that's how desperate hospitals are right now in colorado and I've heard it's the same on other states.
@@foxyccc1316 we are in an economic crisis in my country
@@savvasf7136 you have EU privilige so quit whining and move somewhere with more jobs and a higher salary
@@DiaJasin I don't want to abandon my country like everyone else
“I want you to be a doctor”
“Wait no a nurse”
“Wait no a doctor”
Literally my dilemma
Be a nurse it’s less schooling and you don’t have to do 7 years of residency before working right away
It's sad that people decide to study medicine just because of the money
@@sandrag6329 yeah, it seems most med students seem to dislike what they’re doing
@@sandrag6329as a med student, that's a yes for the most part from me 😅
Ummm I've been a nurse for 15 years and definitely DO NOT make what this is claiming. I do well but not THAT well! I guess it can depend on what state or country you're in too. I just felt I should mention that this is not true for all of us, by any means
@@zbk9210 that they don’t make nearly as much as the nurse in this tiktok does. Not sure what’s hard to understand there tbh.
@@MorganBF1 lol I can't understand very well bc of my english
Are you a NP? I’m sure that’s what she means, which is fairly accurate in my experiences
@@Cheesecow29 That's actually what I told my son too. He was the one who came across this and asked me about making that kinda cake. I laughed (a lot) and explained that maybe NPs bring that home but not any RNs that I know. Of course, like I said, that's just been my experience
Bsn or adn
honestly nurses deserve great pay. they do so much!
Agree and doctors are so detached carelessness because of their streesed bills to pay
You watch too many TV dramas dramatizing nurses. In reality they're a bunch of lazy b*tches who would rather mess up patient samples all day or sit on their asses in their fancy scrubs getting googly eyes from all the other employees. This is of course in lieu of doing work. Oh but sure they occasionally save the life of a stroking out patient. Great job alerting the doctor Nurse Betty. Now go scroll your social feeds some more.
@@vinovinrose1🤣🤣
Thank you ❤
@@vinovinrose1I would not exactly say their lack of bedside manner or overall carelessness has anything to do with stress of loans btw. Nurses and other medical professionals have just as much debt we accrue & do a fantastic job of displaying care.
That is the highest starting salary for a nurse I've ever seen
Seattle baby
I’ve seen entry-level 116k for a BSN, RN
My country paying 40k nzd for the first 3 years. That's why I switched to computer science and got 120k after graduating
Holy smokes. I was making $22.00 a hour in 2012 not working in a hospital. Get serious landing a hospital job is slim.
Im guessing she was an independent nurse. As an independent you can make like 4 or 5 times more than if you are employed by a hospital or care home. I would recommend anyone that is young and has no existing health problems to work independent. Just make sure you safe enough for unexpected difficulties, because the downside is you obviously don’t have things like sick pay or health insurance (unless you do it privately) or payed vacation days etc.
Now I know why getting my height measured at the hospital can cost $10k
America.. 🤦
Americans
they need the money for all the damn ladders they use to measure your tall ass
No, that’s because of the broken healthcare system, not because HCP have high salaries. In other developed countries with universal healthcare, doctors and nurses also get paid more
They absolutely deserve the high pat
I'm ashame to say it took me awhile going "is she secretly a legend stock trader" before smacking my forehead looking at the 500k lol
thank you for not making me slap my forehead 😇
😂
I thought the same thing god we dumb
@@meganchanel217 I can tell by the way you used "we".
Molko
Thank you for helping humanity...your jobs are the hardest
HA! 🐑
No, rescuers have a much harder job
The teacher over here wondering what the hell...😢
Offshore under water welder….. ummm really???
If nurses made half that much they wouldn’t go on strike
RNs make good money
@@agustinreyes6111 depends on where you live.
My mum is an RN in Australia and doesn't see anything near the amount in this video. Been doing it for 30+ years too
@@Loofy101 a lot of American nurses don’t either. It’s very dependent on where you live in the country.
Depends on if you are an RN, BSN, or NP
And the U.K. Gov are like “I cannot believe our nurses want more than £30k”
They know full why how dumb it is, the tories have just been slowly draining the nhs to make the argument that it should be privatised to magically solve all of its issues. Of course there are also other influences, we really need to model English NHS on the Scottish improved system because it really is nigh my and day.
Crying in Romanian cause our salary is around 500€ in the first year 🥲
@@cozyyy29surely you mean 500/month?
@@Blorp_isn’t that obvious?
Because in the US citizens pay hell for going to the hospital. Different system
You forgot about the 500k in student loans though lol 😂
True lol
Actually, its already payed off. Thats why a Doctor starts at such a low wage in comparison to the nurse, lol.
With what she makes she can hold the bills while her man pays off students loans with what he makes. Boom debt free and financially stable. That's how you uplift eachother as a couple
@@My_name_is- Actually the doctor starts at a low wage because they're in residency for 4-6 years, where they work an insane amount of hours for low pay because it is still considered training. That's not with loans paid off yet, however with how much they make from youtube I'm sure they won't have to worry about debt!
@@josephsotelo4034 Yes, your right! Although, im speaking about my experience with my aunt--which remains 100% accurate. She's an Oral and maxillofacial surgeon and paid her student loans in full 1.8 years because her husband is an accountant and has been for a while now. Its incredibly doable, but it requires people to live below their means. My aunt and step-uncle did and they are living their best life.
The past two years we’ve been in and out of the hospital and had two surgeries I now have so so much more respect to anyone in the health care career .. no pay check is ever gonna be enough compared to the effort tolerant and care they give to patients ..
I saw them being clearly over worked and exhausted yet doing their best trying to stay positive smiling ❤❤❤ our angels on earth so much love and respect
Emergency ward : where is Doctor and Nurse
That guy : ahhh down there making reels
😁😅😂
They ain’t working all the time lol
Lol this is gold!
They're humans they also need a break lmao
Ye man. Hahahha
Miki: I don’t need doctors degree, I need a doctor. Lol~~
Digger
@@leovinz10 well no, because she makes more than him at the moment.
@@leovinz10 Lol digger 🤔
@@chocolatecream5593 long term planning for digging 👌
@@leovinz10 if you also work and were already a breadwinner, it really doesn’t apply. Gold diggers are supposed to get most of their money from others, not make more than their own. At least not for years because relationships are no guarantee - especially with their crazy hours. You probably think that about everybody who wants someone with a stable career as well as themself btw. Yk, because they already have one along with their partner? But stay ignorant troll.
Whoever’s reading this, I pray that whatever your going through gets better and whatever your struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day
Amen thank you so much
Thank you.
Thank you!!! I needed this. Same to you and to anyone else reading this and needing prayers 🙏 may all your prayers be answered Amen. God bless 🙌
Bless you and thank you! I think I needed to read this. It made me emotional for a moment.
Ameen thank you so much it means alot😢
Me 44 years after graduation, broke after my small settlement ran dry and left with an injury where I can’t return to work. Disability is something tough to plan for.
The husband just looks like he doesn't wanna mess up the moves 🤣🤣
He’s her boyfriend lol
He ain’t even put a ring on it yet
Simp cuck
@@wtfschindler which a good thing... the girl is just using him as "bf dr status" at work
No one’s looking at him, he knows it too. Us dudes are more like set pieces
Me dying from 2nd degree burns on the right side of the body.
Doctor and Nurse:
💀
@@swix149 him fr
mfw medical workers have lives outside of standing in the hospital all day 🤯
Take 2 Tylenol a day for the rest of your life lol
maybe if you would't have gotten 2 degrees in burning and focused on STEM you would not be dying right now!
Most physicians after 5-7 years of practicing years DO NOT earn $500k annually.
Depends on specialty
@@aaronyang4267 I know an interventional radiologist that earns 350k annually
Agreed, every PCP, Ped, and Internal Medicine physician I have ever met after ten years are making around 200-250k
@@scottbarnett3566man thats still a lot
I had an orthopedic surgeon client who made $900k working at a hospital.
Come on…. We nurses work very hard & when I first started in the 1980’s, my paycheck was $750 the first 2 weeks. It slowly grew through the years … & so did my workload. I’ve seen births working in maternity & many deaths . It is humbling being a nurse. Many life lessons learned from patients, colleagues, & doctors. Lots of BS I had to put up with….. difficult patients & families, only a handful of titled doctors, staff drama… & management issues. But, I still enjoy my job🙏🏼. It’s all about humanity, care, compassion & passion. We nurses earn what we work for. I’ve been doing this profession for 44 years! I love it ❣️✊🏼🙏🏼🤗
work hard? compared to what...
Before u give these numbers make sure u mention how many DAYS do you work. you work only 3 days a work for 12 hours shift. Doctors on the average work 65 hours a week with overnight calls. please dont compare us with you
@ohadams8008 I'm sorry are you saying you are a doctor? It doesn't need to be a competition for everyone to be paid & work cohesively as a team. I'm wondering what your reasons are for what you said? Genuinely.
@@michaelbrown-ne7vo we literally have 100lbs lift requirements, have longer shifts than the average worker, have mandatory overtime in many states still, and are at the top of the list in all occupations for workplace violence against us.
@@ohadams8008 LOL. Who told you that? We’re in the middle of a staffing shortage. We are doing mandatory 4 shifts plus a required call day (that’s you’re likely going to have to work) right now. That’s cute though .
Mikki is just trying not to start laughing so that se could do that in ending part🤣🤣🙂
I’m wondering if she can do a video about her virus 😂
😭😭😭
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I wish! I have several family members who are certified nurses and they make 50-60k or less every year, no crazy raises either.
There are different levels in nursing.... An RN is the equivalent of an associates degree.... Im assuming Mika is a minimum BSN or MSN and that education equals money
Also travel nursing. They can make 100k/yr easy depending on the needs and willingness. A travel nurse on my floor was just across the state border so he worked the weekdays at my hospital and weekend program at his home hospital. Genius.
In Canada it's highly dependent on type and experience (as someone mentioned). I would assume 50-60k is either an LPN or little/no experience RN.
For LPNs (licensed practical nurse, only 2 years education) that's about right. For RNs (registered nurse, 4 years education) they start fresh at about 40k per year and can make upto 100k+ with experience. For specialties or NPs (nurse practitioners, 6/7 years education) they can easily make 100k+.
@@IDiggPattyMayonnaise lol nurses dont make shit compared to physicians
@@Soldier4life-H5 did they say that??
The guy looks so sweet, caring and loving (wow, so many likes)
Welcome to the Miki Hole
@@KuchisabishiiYo that Sounds wrong tho 😂
When you earn half a mil yearly, you automatically starts looking cute and caring
@@satwikpandey2404 he's not yet earning that. He has lots of debt but Miki still loves him.
@@dee_hfgblank1617 I hope they get married
Thank you for appreciating us❤
We live for that.
She really got him doing these dances 😭😭
if a girl ask to Me to dance for vids it's over
Well she did say her investments paid off. Aka her husband lol jk
@@b.b.s7545Good for her cause you're no fun and takelife too seriously lol
@@b.b.s7545 that’s why nobody likes you
🤨 💭
Hmmm Oooh lord🤦♂️!…
No wonder why hospitals requested visitation every month with a high insurance premium
It’s all scams for the foreigners because most foreigners don’t eat 🇺🇸junk chemicals addicted foods…
Ayoooo, it's called team work and loyalty. I worked, paid the down payment on our first house and paid the bills while my husband went through his trade school and apprenticeship.
After diligently supporting him we're both living good and let me tell you when I was pregnant with our kids he didn't let me lift a finger and he still cooks dinner a few times a week and is a tremendous father who I feel valued by all the time.
There will be trade offs in labor and earnings. More couples should be prepared for this and help support each other in both individual and mutual dreams.
U R lucky! He sounds like a keeper.💘
I scan salaries at Hospitals as part of my job this is BS. But thanks for being nurses. 😊
It’s accurate in SoCal and NorCal for sure
Yes, all these nurses on social media supposedly have six figure incomes even after taxes...and all I can think of is where the hell are these nurses working? I don't know any nurses that make that much money even after many years in nursing.
@@eliza_kaithat's ridiculous. On the East Coast they don't get paid nearly as much as all these influencers claim to.
Travel nurses make the bank
Travel nurses make money but don’t have a stable life and they don’t make this kind of money
So when she takes time off to be a mommy full time, she earned it. I love it!❤ Great job! I LOVE IT!
When u finally get a extremely good pay but then realize you are also extremely depressed and tired
Me in a nutshell right now :P
Damn is it that bad? Just curious
@@benjaminlondon3776 yes dude mfs out here are suicidal
Not everyone , but some
@@benjaminlondon3776 yes? Studying for months in a row multiple times throughout medical school gets tiring
By the time doctors make 500k a year is when they start getting grey hair and achy bones.
not true at all. the first 4 years are residency hence the shit pay after that pay is extreme. However you need to have insane work ethic to be a md
Who out here is getting grey hair at 30?
@@bassman_0074 doctors
You’re grey and achy at 28? Yikes
Uh no and my dad worked as a surgeon till 82 full salary for 50 years. boom
I’m so very proud of y’all. I know it wasn’t easy. Enjoy
No wonder he’s being so supportive 😂
My husband’s a nurse and he made $150 a year back in 2010
as an RN in Texas.
I must note that He works PRN
4 days a week 12 hours day.
No insurance but we don’t care.
So he still works and makes about $312,000 year as an RN.
Wtf!! That's like partner of a professional services firm compensation in UK.
But what a terrible lifestyle. Saying this as a former Healthcare worker.
Sounds like a wives tale.
Yikes. did you have any other commitments at the time though like children etc? I couldn't imagine being on call every day
48hour week easy pizzy
Doctors deserve their high salary, I am truly grateful for the work they do. You’ll meet some dedicated and truly professional ones out there. I wish there were more of them though. They kept me alive and I’m eternally grateful. Treat all health care workers with respect even if you’re upset, they deal with a lot.🤗
Yes, doctors do a lot like surgery and things like that but nurses do a lot more then you think nurses actually do needles taking the patients in the hospital they are also the ones training other nurses when they have do to work to and nurse's also are the ones taking CARE of the patients not the doctors and yes doctors do help but nurses are the ones who you would see more often the docters
@@tatianaenglish6269 You're also leaving out CNAs which are the complete backbone of patient care. CNAs stay longer with the aforementioned and should be getting higher pay. Hell, everyone in the medical field no matter the job should be getting paid high wages. Its absurd how much hospitals steal and make money.
Don't don't alot .....nurses deal with shit .
Doctors will see a patient for 10 minutes, prescribe some garbage, then move onto the next. Meh.
@@Dewlone that’s not what most doctors do megamind
I am in the UK, have 5 university degrees, 15 years of experience, and companies offer £40k to £50k a year. Plus over 40% tax from the government. Time to move countries.
Don't come to America. You may get paid but you will see so many patients who need to follow your advice not do it and probably die because they can't afford it.
Yeah u should think about a new career… story telling seems to fit ur cv?
@@markomuller9045 LMAOO
Maybe that’s where you’re going wrong. You’re 45, living in your mums basement with 5 degrees coz you’ve never grown up and left school.
Yep. I’m in the uk working in healthcare. 3 degrees including à doctorate and dual qualifications as clinical psychologist & family therapist. 30 years experience. About 70k if I’m lucky. I calculated recently that if agenda for change had kept pace with inflation it would be 90k. We’ve had our salaries cut by stealth for years; it’s not surprising so many are leaving the NHS…although it is sad :(
I'm at 18 years as an RN and haven't broken the $70k mark... where does she work?
All said big money 💰 praying the nurses and doctors love what they do and show empathy to their patients🦋🙏🏾
No one stays in the field very long for money. Long shifts, in some states there’s mandatory over time, you miss holidays with family, you’re verbally abused daily, and assault by patients and families is common. It’s not a job people deal with for money. 1/3 of new nurses leave in the first 5 years.
@@GW-gz8jh could be worse. You could get all that and make half the pay in the veterinary field lmao. Same job, same skills, just no insurance to rape to allow for extravagant pay
@@slaayerr1 fortunately though, you’re allowed to kick humans out that grab your breasts or punch or bite you or threaten your life or make sexual advances. Hospitals aren’t. That’s all I’m saying. They get to stay. And they have to be treated. Also, in my area of FL RNs are not making west coast wages posted here. COLA is expensive here in South FL and unless you’re 20yrs + in, many are in the $45,000 to $50,000 bracket before they force you to work overtime. No one here is making extravagant pay and several people I know pull a couple days a month PRN for other area hospitals.
@@slaayerr1would hardly say it’s the “same job” mate.
@Y G I mean it honestly is. Same set of skills ideally whether you are in emergency or general. Difference being we need to know the anatomy, procedures, and drug contraindications of multiple species instead of one and we can't really specialize as easily as a nurse. A nurse gets to just wedge into a niche. We are the rad tech, the phlebotomy tech, the surgery tech, etc. It happens but you also don't have a lot of human patients trying to chew you apart. You'd believe that the pay should be a bit closer too if you also had a mastiff tooth puncture your face on a simple exam lol. The major difference is just the fact that human medicine you are working with the patient. In vet med you are working with an owner that doesn't know what is wrong and a patient that can't tell you
I love when he does these dances lmao
How do you get usd 90 k as a year 1 nurse? Ive been a nurse for about 5 yrs and even i dont make that much
Live in California
@@janehoe. true but i rather earn less and live somewhere else. Cost of living damn high in California
Become a travel nurse/chase the money
If you don’t you won’t get paid fairly, period
Sorry but it’s the cold hard truth
They're from Seattle so unfortunately they're one of my locals... Deeply ashamed. To put it in context I make over 100k a year without a degree working in Bellevue. They're reaping the benefits of our extreme wages.... People who work fast food are breaking 20$ an hour..
@@daisydick2290 I hate Seattle now tbh
Stop playing with these professions. Doctors and nurses inspired respect before….its not about a salary but about a deep vocation of service
I've never seen a nurse paid so much...
Edit: I really love all the responses to this comment because everyone is letting me know the states I can actually make money in. I've been a nurse for 4 years (Pennsylvania) and still don't make what she made her 1st year
Believe it or not my aunt get paid 100,000 a month but she's been a nurse for 20+ years : D
I'm a nurse. Never paid close to that.
Agreed. I've seen nurse-admin in that pay bracket, but not a regular nurse and certainly not in the first year.
@@themylinxclub5350 nobody is paid 100,000 a month lol
It's fake
My parents wanted me to study medicine i did studied but shift course in 2nd yr. and thank God i followed my passion. Now I’m in soft. tech for 2 yrs and my salary is triple to the salary of nurse in their first yr. plus i get to travel the world while working.
You were going to become a nurse or a doctor?
I am almost on the same situation like this i am so confused in whether i would go for doctor nursing or tech
@@AB-xz5td if you good at it or have connections, always go for tech,
That is so awesome too hear! I'm glad you followed your passion
@@teodora3 she said she was studying medicine… that’s for doctors bruh
It’s adorable how Miki’s boyfriend isn’t the best at the dance but is still super excited doing to with Miki
🥰🥰🥰
you wanna go up there and dance?
I thought that they both did really good dancing! Especially for the whole Internet to see 😊💕
He makes 500k so he doesn't care.
😂, congratulations to you both! You seem like a healthy and loving couple, who are very comfortable with each other. Too many of the comments sound bitter and/or jealous. God bless you both!
Omg Nurses DO NOT make that! Don’t be fooled like I was! After 10 years, I’m lucky to make 1/2 that.
Some nurses do, such as anaesthetist nurses
A nurse basically anywhere in canada makes that or more
When the first number popped up I already called bs. Aint no way they makig close to 100k right out of school.
I do
Yeah I was about to say it’s were your at but real estate goes up the same amount lol!!
That's actually really sweet. In the first 4 years she'd be there to help and after that he'd be able to support both of them and she would be free to choose whether she wants to continue working or retire and/or have kids.
No offense but if my wife would stop working after 4 years after her studies finished like what is her motivation in life wtf
@@maba5202 children ?
Majority of women retire after a few years of working to take care of their children ( at least where I live )
@@shukrantpatil and this is called Gender Pay Gap LOL!
@@maba5202 LOL I get what you mean it almost feels like all of her efforts to get through college and post-grad work have gone to waste. I don't exactly mean she'll stop working for sure, just that she'll have more freedom to choose whether she wants to keep working, take a break to have kids, or retire to be a housewife since finances is no longer an issue.
@@blacklisanna no offense but only people who dont have money think like that. If the women continues to work even only half time more money to spend afterwards more savings more investments
Him : Just how many times is she gonna make me do this dance 😂😂
Stupid male mindset ever
I take back everything I said about this woman, she shows what you can accomplish in life without degrading yourself so keep up the great work
What?
u guys are so lucky. these amounts are just like a dream to us. we cannot even imagine getting paid these amounts. I wish to be born in your country in my next life.
Which country??
Lol America is for profit and not for the people 😂 School loans in America are so insane!!! Only some professions make a lot here and there are so many regular worker bees feeding the queen bees kinda system 😄 Yes some people are lucky enough to retire early and what not. Most have to work until they die. Hehehehehe 😂 Preventative care is not something people focus on. Our healthcare and dental care is extremely expensive or cheap ones have huge waiting times. Nothing is perfect 😂 Opportunity to get rich yes, but maybe people sell their souls 🤣
Most nurses are not making this much. They live in a state with much higher cost of living and higher taxes than some states. The average rent in her area is almost $3000/month.
Where are you working at that makes $90k as fresh grad nurse? Southern California pays half of that if even.
The doctor salary was also questionable. Not many doctors make 500,000.
@@lArtemislll maybe he is a heart or brain doctor
@@lArtemislll he is a surgeon
I’m making 130k at 1 year experience in norcal
@@andrewkwee6060 as a nurse?
I got so busy watching the dancing I hardly looked at the writing 🤣🤣
Dang that nurse is gorgeous!!!
I see the progress in dancing from that guy hahaha
Cringiest shit I have seen today
Not true. 500k is for specialists not average doc salary.
He's a specialist training
Agree. Also nurse starting salary is not that high either. Which state did she work as a nurse? Southern CA new grad nurse salary is prob 3/4 that if even. Plus $500k for surgeon salary not including student loans. This is mis-information.
She has many followers, many are young still, it's not good to spread misinformation. Nurse can retire within 10 years after graduation?! That is also wrong, no matter what state.
@@Chasing702 travel nurse or specialist. She’s not your average nurse
He's specialist
He's tense, obviously, cuz he doesn't know if he's doing it right. And he's still doing it better 😂
Nah... He's tense cuz he's the investment.
@@909real5
I don't know. He may not mind being the investment. I mean, I'm confident he knows he his parents' investment. Once love and honour is there, his wellbeing is put before his utility, and she knows she's an investment too, I can't see why that'd make him tense.
BUT I DO KNOW that they be buggin on camera before millions. That's gotta jerk a brother somehow 😂
@@909real5poor guy lmao. He deserves someone who sees him as more than just a walking piggy bank.
@@ShoyuRamenBreakingBad I mean… She made more than him and she’s hot and intelligent. I doubt she’s with him for his money or looks. She deserves better actually. Also men these days aren’t willing to be a provider even if they have the money for it let’s be real here
@@udontevenwannaknowbruv She deserves better? The F**k are you talking about. Stop simping so hard dude. The dude's a fukin doctor. He's the ultimate in prestige and also highly paid.
She knew he was going to be a doctor. The f**k you mean she made more than him. She knew just a few years later this guy will be raking in money. Use your brain.
Her investment is the husband 💀💀💀💀
Doctor in the UK, 14 years after qualification - roughly $50K (and getting less due to our government messing up the economy).
Then move to the US its not that hard instead of complaining
@@CleverCheetahyou have no idea how the world works; “just move forehead” is easier said than done.
It is very dependent on where you live as a nurse to make that much. In states like California and Washington they pay more because of the high cost of living
@@adr77510 I will be honest. I am an rn and was talking about nurses. Nurse pay varies greatly across the country I worked as an rn in florida making low 20s an hr to new mexico making low 30s an hr. I don't know about surgeon pay nor do I really care tbh.
@@anthonymarquez6493 oh, sorry I misread your original comment and I do agree with you on that one. Ciao!
Please do a video on the differences between doctor and nurse and which ones would suit you better
A nurse spends a LOT more time with the patients, works a lot physically harder cleaning patients, helping move them, etc, makes a LOT less, but also spends a lot less time in school, although nurses can get a doctorate in nursing as well, but still makes a good deal less than a doctor even though the number of years of education is approximately the same. A doctor relies on nurses to teach the patients about their medical issues, and report any changes in the patient's condition. Doctors order tests, consults, diagnose the patients, and write prescriptions. Some do surgeries.
@@audreypjordan oh thank you 💕
You have each other that’s worth all the money in the world
90k as a fresh grad nurse? That's not how that works. 😂
If you work overtime maybe.
Id say $70-80K
Assuming she’s from California and working in in said state, as a RN, it’s not far off to say that she can make 90k if she worked for big ‘Medical Companies’ such as Kaiser Permanente, UCLA Medical Center, UC Davis Medical Center etc. or she worked in densely populated and wealthy cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco etc.
It seems like a lot of money but in reality, California is outrageously expensive to live here now ugh 😩 and student debt 😭
‘5 years after graduation’ it said.
lol in the UK you get $33k in the nhs..
I have watched this video a million times and this is the first time I actually processed the video
The funny part I need to pause the video so that I can count the exactly 0 in the figure haha
That's what the comma is for
This salary depends on what kind of doctor you become. Is your field Radiology, Proctology, General Practitioner, and etc. The more rare the field of study, the more money you'll get. It also depends if you have your own private practice, if you work at a private hospital or a government hospital.
I've never understood this. When I had Covid and was in the ICU I was surrounded by amazing nurses who saved my life and brought me back from the brink of death. I saw my doctor maybe 3 times in the two weeks I was there. But those nurses I seen them every hour on the hour checking on me getting me everything I needed making me feel comfortable never making me feel embarrassed or ashamed of the situation. How come the nurses do all the work but the doctors get all the pay it makes no sense at all and it needs to change. Nurses Saved my life the doctors did just ordered stuff.
I think it is the fact of knowing in critical situations, when to order certain things and when things go wrong what to do. Don't get me wrong, a nurse is great at what they do and it is hard work but the doctor has likely had 8+ more years of training which comes along with that much more debt and hard work to get there. There's a saying that if you take 2 people age 20, 1 becomes a mailman and the other becomes a cardiologist, the cardiologist would have to be 50 years old by the time they break even. Like the saying, you only see 10% of the iceberg...
@@timlee4059 nurse deserve equal respect
& Don't be with half knowledge Nursing is not only 4 Year Bac nursing course
A specialist full fledged nurse required
4 year Bsc NURSING
THEN 1 year compulsory experience
Then 2 year MSc Nursing
Then 1 to 2 Year experience
Then 2 to 3 year specialist course then experience now count it all
A specialist nurse is almost study equal to Specialist doctor
& If you compare bachelor degree then
MBBS is 5.1/2 year course
Then 1 year bond
Same with BSC Nursing it is 4 year course with 1 year bond
The only difference is after 4 year of college mbbs student learn to treat patient but bsc nursing student learn everything including practicals within 4 year
You don't Even have any idea how though everything is so don't make half comment
@@timlee4059
After MBBS + PG + 2 to 3 year Experience you will be work as Specialist but this is not same with us After BSC nursing+ PG + more than Even 5 year experience will get something like incharge of specific ward . You don't have knowledge then don't speak
@@easylife7108 Sure thing. I didn't mean to downplay the education that nurses have to receive. I respect them very much. They work very hard. It's just that I heard the education that they receive is different in the material than doctor classes because it is suited for different roles than doctors. My aunt was a nurse that became a doctor. She says it is very different material because the job has different responsibilities.
@@timlee4059
That time The syllabus of MBBS & Nursing might be different but now , BSC Nursing & MBBS syllabus is same + nurse has to study extra subject with that of MBBS subject , I accept the thing that role is different but I'll tell you what exact role is , I am working nurse , Doctor's are too good Not doubt in that but they do daily mistakes in there orders if we follow that orders blindly then patient life will be in danger , everyday we correct, confirm 100 things many times This much knowledge nurse need & even after that society never ever give equal respect this always hurt me a lot.
BS, no nurses are making $90k in year 1 after graduation. They’d on average be making half that.
Source?
My sister made 120k her first year as nurse she got a job for plastic surgeon in nyc and was get a percentage of the surgerys she performed.
90k+ is easy in the northeast and the west. You’re only making half that as a nurse if you live in Florida or bumfuck nowhere in the Midwest/south
@@everydayedgar5782 you’re forgetting your cost of living are double and your taxes 20% higher lol 65k goes farther in Florida than 250k in say New York
@@BobbyHiII that's why i live in pa and work in nyc live like a fucking king the only part that sucks is commute but its worth doubing your sallary for example nyc union A plumber gets $73 a hr in pa a plumber makes about $25-35
The flex bruh. I know im broke and financially insecure but shesh.
Yeah, I understand you completely. Like, I wanna be happy for them, but, it didn’t feel quite right.
Of course, you wouldn't feel right. How could you be happy for someone who is showing off their wealth and being ignorant in the differences of social status, government system, and financial difficulty that people have to deal with. Ignorant is all I can think of.
She posts this type of video so often that i feel sick. UA-cam cant even block her contents for me. Smh
@@Zuracchii I’m so sorry- but she is just showing how much she earns? you maybe take it personal when much others, like me, takes it as an entertainment and even educational
we have so little information about what each person can earn, what professions can do and how to get our future financial goals to success
I’m sorry your situation it’s so bad for you but you are taking personal a video of a couple that doesn’t even know we exist and they simply don’t care, because they aren’t doing anything wrong.
@Miah K. you right, so whats wrong about me complaining? Im just applying the same logic that you used.
I did say that I dont wanna see this content anymore, but youtube keeps shoving this in my short. Its obviously not their fault, its UA-cam.
@@Zuracchii the problem is when you said “how can you be happy for someone who is showing off their wealth and being ignorant in the differences of social status, government system..”
maybe you didn’t meant to say it to them, but you are saying it in their video so it’s implying you are calling them ignorants, again, you maybe didn’t mean it to them but it seems totally like you are doing so
you can absolutely complain and that makes us human, it’s even healthy to do it but not bringing down someone else even if you don’t know them
Was a nurse for decades in 2 different states. They don’t always make that much!!! I took an extreme pay cut going from LA to Seattle. It was terrible working as a nurse in the Seattle area. Not only did my pay drop but benefits took a deep dive as well.
The only country where a nurse is paid more than a doctor😂
Not true first couple of years doctors get paid base salary ones they get specialised in a field there salary increases a tremendous amount
The Feminists are getting triggered as to why doctor is male lol.
@@alexman8800 what? 😂 bruh 10yr olds shouldn't be on UA-cam go
@@alexman8800 nobody is mad, get back to bed grandpa
@@alexman8800 literally nobody is mad. keep crying over imaginary threats
The real key to this all is them being together and both having each other and never being alone. Together they are both infinitely more capable and secure than either on their own. Teamwork makes the dream work ❤💪
Patience is rewarded. Slow new steady wins the race.
Good to see you both again🙏🏼🫰🏼👏🏼🤗
This why Filipino nurses fly abroad(usually Uk, Canada) because of higher salary. Nurse salary in Philippines is incredibly low compared to other neighboring countries. Also Philippines have high count of nursing students yet actual nurses working here is insufficient.
There are only 4 states in the entire country where nurses with a a bachelor’s degree make a median salary of more than 90k and only 10% of nurses make more than 100k. That’s across all nurses with a BSN of all experience levels. The vast majority of nurses are not going to make that kind of money, and certainly not in their first or second year.
Can you name those 4 states???
@@meerabfatima3091 Washington, New York, California, and Conneticut.
@@g33xzi11a pretty sure hawaii makes that much also? Lots of other states have got to be close.
@@tom-f5k You ever been to Hawaii? They might have the worst medical care in the country.
@@chethammer I've been there. I haven't needed medical care there.
I've never met a non-travel nurse who made that much lol
I’m an rn and Nashville she either cappin or lives in a big city with high cost of living but she made nursing look cool so I won’t complain
@@devonhyung2073 I believe she lives in California, where nurses generally make more. But the cost of living is also a lot higher in California so $90-110k a year isn't all that much there.
Rn Minnesota 80-140k. Bet.
Singapore $50k-$60k annually and the cost of living here is super high. Damn, I should move to California!
I work in community and take on a mix of agency nursing shifts. I make well over 110k a year (also I have been working as an RN for only 2 years, so definitely not a senior nurse). So nurses do make alot aside from travel nurses. Just depends on how you set your schedule and who you work for!
Got it. Mary, an RN to fund your medical school.
And this my friends, this is why divorce lawyers are such happy people.
this is the exact reason US medical is so expensive
If all docs get paid the same wage as Cuban docs, no American would want to go into med school.
US medical is mostly expensive thanks to cost shifting from insurance.
@@Misaka-gt5yj and who payes for the insurance? I don't know about Cuban doctors but (on avarage) American docs get paid 5 times the amount UK doctors get paid and that money has to come from somewhere and it will always be the end customer that has to foot the bill. In an ideal world lower costs should result in lower prices unfortunaly the gread of the entire medical industry means that the price of medical treatment in the US will never be affordable to the average person because prices only ever rise never fall.
There's a saying. "Pay peanuts and you get a monkey"
And then it’s me. A doctor in Greece. 2 days in a row with no sleep and no respect at all.
Brother! Don't stress man, being a doctor and saving lives is admired and respected by millions of people around the globe! Even if they're not in your immediate vicinity; you have my love and respect!!!!
Crazy that nurse getting paid so much for cleaning patients bringing dinner preparing room etc
Cutest couple! And you are so opened and straightforward! Love love it!!!
Retiring while your spouse is working 60 hours a week sounds horrible.
he does 5x her salary, plus do you expect one of them to come home tired and do chores / cook food / take care of their kids
Some weeks 80hrs or even 100hrs (surgery residents)
I’m an ER nurse (RN and BSBA) and barely make $50K a year. I don’t know if a single nurse that makes anywhere close to $90K unless they are in upper level management.
yes but where are you? I am in Oregon and nearly every nurse here is making above 70k. ADN+
Cali nurses make 150k a year.. San Francisco nurses easily make 200k a year
Questo video è incredibilmente stimolante.
I went from provider to stay at home mom and I HIGHLY reccomend pushing through for someone worth creating a life with.
I’m glad they both found someone who’s whole personality is their bank account so cute
Tell me you’re poor without telling me
Money is important up to certain levels. Financial freedom really can set you up for the ability to focus on things that matter
The bf is so whipped, zero respect for himself.
Sadly a shameful image for my profession, he seems to enjoy being a dancing monkey for this lady who has his income above his dignity.
Goodness, take a joke 🤦🏻♀️😎
I thought the same thing Chinese personality is their pay check and occupation it's actually pathetic regardless of what they earn. No wonder the CCP rule will an iron fist they literally have no independent thought.
Depends on what kind of doctor your gonna be as there are different types of specialties required different amount of years. Where you get hired and in what region will also affect pay long term and upon hiring.
Ok - I’m an acute dialysis Nurse in Illinois for 9 years and I made 160,000 last year - we do get almost $2 increase a year plus if we want to step up in Nursing (we have RN 1,2 ,3,4 and 5 after you finish the projects that is assigned to you or your chosen project, you will get 3% for cap 2 , 5 to 8% increase for cap 3 and 4 and for 5 10% - that is only offered in Fresenius Medical Care
Blueprints for the future are a fool’s errand. Be happy now, because you never know what can happen in a few months.
You can be happy now and still plan the future
Where does a nurse make that much on year one? Our market must be way off.
West coast and East coast. I am not even American and even I know thta.
Supply and demand dictates the market rate, but potential growth is extremely limited.
Maybe it could matter where she works, from where she did medical school or factors like her skill
Most nurses I know work at more than one location. Also have a second gig to break into $100,000. Also, speciality nurses can’t make a good sum. At least here in Cali.
Seattle, 45$ an hour. It's not really that shocking. About 44 hours a week give or take.
Bruh as a nurse in Canada I make 55k a year full time with no overtime
Omg which city are u at ? I am in Toronto !!! I just had cancer a couple times . N I can’t tell u enough HOW MUCH I respect ✊🏼 nurses now ! Drs diagnose patients , nurses Cary out the good work , n treatments ! I was in ICU for 3 days in Toronto mount Sainai . I had rare Allergy reaction towards antibiotics pretty much almost died on d spot . I was told i was min away from dying . Woke up 1:30am in ICU. D NURSE 👩⚕️ some old INDIAN lady was soooooo sweet. She took such good care of me , when I got better , she said I was rare treat . N she braided my hair n said will miss me . N I had to go back for surgery again . I had complication after surgery ,,, went to hospital for checkup , they put me to stay over night . In Emergency 🚨, some Old man 👴🏻 had heart 💜 attack , n hospital 🏥 couldn’t get to her daughter late eve. He started to feel all Engry yelling abusively towards d nurse 👩⚕️. N poor pretty nurse 👩⚕️ had to stop him from walking around n got shouted. She ended up crying n I went out of my to console her . Nurse is a HARD job ! Long hours n dealing with panicky 😱 sick ppl . N a lot of drs abuse nurses , n try to make nurse feel beneath them . I hear all sorts of things ! ! I heard if u take more course n get Master degree u get much higher pay rate for nurse .
That depends on where the nurses live!
Pretty sure after he makes bank he's going to the dealership time for a upgrade 😂
I can't believe it took me going to the comment section to figure it out💀
Me who still don't figured it out
@@danatyoseph1210 Nurse will retire because she will marry the doctor who is the (investment) now makes 500k hahaha.
He he same 😂
bro it took me 6 months to figure out
Well in my country nurse is one of the most underpaid things you can do so… also medical school is free… so being a doctor gets you much more money
Yep
It’s called Québec
@@denmann364 Germany is where I am
How much do doctors earn?
@@I.A.G That really varies. It’s definitely not bad. It’s less than in the US most of the time, after residency about everything from 6k to later in your life up to 20k if you are in a high position a month I’d guess. But it’s really complicated, it really depends on what you do. I think in general about 100-200k a year, maybe less in some jobs at the beginning, more in others. For a nurse a rough guess would be 2k a month. But I’m really guessing here.
@@emmilyn362 That's very informative. Thanks for getting back to me!
11 years into nursing and I do not make anywhere NEAR her first year.
Probably most nurses with 5-7 years can make that. The ceiling for a workaholic nurse in California is maybe 800K. If you work every day though.. it’s not normal. If you kind of want to work hard.. or even normal in California it’s more like 150K-250K
What are you smoking I want some
@@KDOutdoors You want a breakdown? Check out Nurses to Riches channel. He works at Kaiser in Sacramento. He also worked in New York before. You can see the difference in pay scale.
In what UNIVERSE is a nurse paid this much???
California.
Philadelphia
San francisco.. what province are you?
The universe of California/NYC.
In 6 year's we'll realize when she used to joke Abt him being her investment. And I'll think back to when I said I'd be a stripper or a sugar parent and remember I've never even had a partner
Well I'm in Iowa, I'll be your partner.
Yay! you deserve every penny and more!