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post 1567066801 11-25-2018, 06:43 AM
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Originally Posted By SillieBazzillie
The hours? 3 12hr shifts are killing hours now? Hell, many people routinely put in 60hrs work weeks and get zero overtime.
When you're scheduled to work 3-11pm, then it's time to go home but they ask you to do another shift. That's 3-11, 11-7am. That's 16 straight hours. Do that back to back days and see if that doesn't wear you down.
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post 1567066851 11-25-2018, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted By OutdoorsBrah
This could be in New York (city) or out in Los Angeles... but if not, then I agree160K is getting to specialist surgeon type money in any other normal cost of living area.
Yeah maybe in the 80's. People in those type of specialist careers are making 250k plus now.
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Originally Posted By MillerTime07
No, nurses do not do that. It wouldn't make sense to pay someone over 30 dollars an hour to wash a patient lol. They have nurse assistants and techs that do that type of patient care. Nurses manage the care and do the more advanced things.
Exactly. Some people are clueless on this subject.
post 1567067431 11-25-2018, 07:02 AM
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Guy probably works a ton of OT, still obviously on the high end. My wife makes $60/hr, but she’s been working there forever and it’s a world renown speciality hospital.
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post 1567067471 11-25-2018, 07:03 AM
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They don't, that's either working 2 jobs (one full time one per diem) or doing a ton of OT at the one job.
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Just a baby, how about 270k a year to sleep in a closet for 8 hours a day?
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Fiance is a BSNRN in Neuro ICU and she does have to clean patients regularly if she has to.

Also, around here community colleges have 2 year programs that fast track you to RN - you need to get your BSN within 10 yrs. Job can not be as difficult as ppl make is seem if they are letting 2 yr community college kids provide care.
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post 1567069531 11-25-2018, 08:15 AM
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I’d bet he works way more hours than your average female nurse. While females will blame it on the tyrannical patriarchy it’s actually because he works 60hrs a week while they work 40
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Originally Posted By Peacening
Yeah but what are the hours like?

110k/year 30 hour workweek self employed service provider crew checkin in
lol im curious as to what service you
provide

Op the bureau of labor stats has the ocupational employment statistics page for this thing. Thats probably the 90th percentile for your area
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post 1567074051 11-25-2018, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted By mchabs
pretty sure most nurses don't make that amount srs

i have 3 nurses in the family. 2 make no more than your average office worker

the exception being the 3rd, who is a murse and makes very good money,but also works his arse off , picking up OT, and getting as many certifications as he can.

the other 2 nurses are female btw
So he's getting paid MORE than his female counterparts for doing the same job???? Fukking sexist CIS pigs!!!!

Edit: lol'd hard at wizard 2 posts above
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My wife has been a nurse for over ten years. She's a Critical Care RN and she made about 110k last year.

She averages about 55 hours per week. She never works less than 4 days a week at 12 hours (except for vacations), and she will often work 5.
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post 1567075481 11-25-2018, 10:08 AM
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post 1567076191 11-25-2018, 10:19 AM
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Nurses in cali average ~140k.. OP is not pulling numbers out of his as$. And that's not ones in ED or higher paid ones. just blanket average.
float pool nurses in GA make $75/hour here. Just need a bit of experience and they'll let you do float.. Not sure if they can do that full time but that's 141k/year
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post 1567076961 11-25-2018, 10:32 AM
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Originally Posted By Iceman1800
Nurses are underpaid for the massive number of hours they work and the garbage they put up with.
They don't work that many hours. I work in LE and I've always thought nurses have the GOAT schedule. Here they work three 13's per week. I would gladly take that as a permanent schedule as when I worked nights it wasn't uncommon to hit 16's when I got called into court of if I had a late call.


I work two 12's one week then five 12's the next and pick up about 12h of over-time on my short week and 7h of overtime on my long week. Its a lot because I don't technically need to work OT but its nice to have a large disposable income. Plus anytime I need to take a week or two off its easy and doesn't affect finances.
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Originally Posted By Xinroth
Nurses in cali average ~140k.. OP is not pulling numbers out of his as$. And that's not ones in ED or higher paid ones. just blanket average.
float pool nurses in GA make $75/hour here. Just need a bit of experience and they'll let you do float.. Not sure if they can do that full time but that's 141k/year
OP's neighbor lives in Oregon.

Nurses normally don't make that much money. 160k is too high. Probably lying to you. Nurses can make 100k with OT. CRNAs make 160k+ but they don't work in the ED so that does not count. NPs don't get paid that much either.

source: myself
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Originally Posted By athrun340
OP's neighbor lives inOregon.

Nurses normally don't make that much money. 160k is too high. Probably lying to you. Nurses can make 100k with OT. CRNAs make 160k+ but they don't work in the ED so that does not count. NPs don't get paid that much either.

source: myself
$95k average base salary in Portland across the board.

high paying unit/place (think plastic surgery clinic, or seniority at a hospital after jumping jobs a few times) and a 4th shift a week = way over 100k.
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post 1567078961 11-25-2018, 10:58 AM
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can confirm, a buddies wife is a RN makes 150k a year. anything in the medical field is generally pretty good pay
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Originally Posted By OutdoorsBrah
This could be in New York (city) or out in Los Angeles... but if not, then I agree 160K is getting to specialist surgeon type money in any other normal cost of living area.
lolwut

even general surgeons make $300k minimum,

surgical subspecialties make significantly more than that, ortho avg $500k and neurosurgery $700k+

no one who went to med school makes less than $200k working at least 40 hours/week
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A lot of jobs where you "can make" a lot of money, but the devil is in the details. I guess it's possible if he was making $30/hr plus with 80hrs, 40 being overtime. Then that's litterally working to live and living to work just killing himself every day.
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160K is possible for nurses and yes a chit ton of OT is needed and/or a second job.
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Originally Posted By soaponarope1
He's either one of the luckiest guys ever or full of ****. Unless he's a travel nurse. Or maybe works 40 hours overtime a week

I know quite a few who work departments like er and ICU. None make more than 80k. I know a couple NPs and they clear like 100k. I know a travel nurse who makes 150k. Pretty sure all of them would relocate right now at 12:30am for 160k working a regular shift.
It’s not BS. You can make that in local agency work also, during winter needs especially with some OT mixed in. Obviously he isn’t making that at your local hospital as core staff even with seniority.
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Originally Posted By SillieBazzillie
Most of the responses ITT are correct. Only a traveling nurse could approach that and I don't think they'd even get to $160k. Maybe in Cali or NYC. Most non-charge nurses will top out in the $80-$90k range and then just get regular COLAs.

Still a great income to education ratio.
I heard second hand about nurses in norcal making nearly $300k after overtime. Was fukin mindblown when I heard that.

I'm guessing they were NP's. And norcal is pretty much the promised land for nurses. We have high salaries and probably the best nursing union.
Originally Posted By athrun340
OP's neighbor lives in Oregon.

Nurses normally don't make that much money. 160k is too high. Probably lying to you. Nurses can make 100k with OT. CRNAs make 160k+ but they don't work in the ED so that does not count. NPs don't get paid that much either.

source: myself
165k sounds like the low end, even for Oregon CRNAs.
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Originally Posted By Jasonw1178
A lot of jobs where you "can make" a lot of money, but the devil is in the details. I guess it's possible if he was making $30/hr plus with 80hrs, 40 being overtime. Then that's litterally working to live and living to work just killing himself every day.
It looks like someone has a clue.
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Originally Posted By Ratfish
no, he was talking about strictly income from that job only.

he's an honest-seeming guy. i don't think he was bullchitting me.
My Mom was making $104k in Salem.

He could be a nurse manager or something and making more. I do have a buddy whos wife was working part time at OHSU as a ED Nurse making like $56/hr
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A male nurse?


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Originally Posted By SmithMachineGuy
A male nurse?


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The field is changing, 4 years ago i was starting my shift at my unit and every RN on duty was male srs.

I made 106k last year, already at 100 this year as of last check. There is a guy at work that makes 150k regularly, he picks up more call on average. I do 7 days of on call per month, I may or may not get called.
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Originally Posted By EoR


F'in brutal. Would have to make 167k a year to deal with moments like that.
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