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JUST LOL @ male nurses
11-29-2020, 01:09 PM
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My gf's a nurse anesthetist. Look up the salary range in your area.
https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salarie...alary-by-State
If my son or my daughter want to be a crna or nurse practitioner, I'm all for it. The salary is as good as a lower tier doctor, and the schooling isn't impossible. I remember the pre-med kids in college - I definitely didn't want to study like that.
https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salarie...alary-by-State
If my son or my daughter want to be a crna or nurse practitioner, I'm all for it. The salary is as good as a lower tier doctor, and the schooling isn't impossible. I remember the pre-med kids in college - I definitely didn't want to study like that.
11-29-2020, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Aboozer5⏩
they do and they earn every phucking cent though. Very hard job but a lot of potential for making moneyThey do make a lot of money though.
11-29-2020, 01:17 PM
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11-29-2020, 01:20 PM
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Doctors are balding nerds
Male nurses are athletic well-hung Brads or Chadlites
Male nurses are athletic well-hung Brads or Chadlites
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11-29-2020, 01:27 PM
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11-29-2020, 01:33 PM
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Every profession comes with men trying to look down on each other. You will never escape this. Look at presidents, independent businessmen, SC judges. People talk down to them more than anyone else.
NPs seem to live the life. Giant salary, similar authority to docs, nothing close to the same responsibility.
NPs seem to live the life. Giant salary, similar authority to docs, nothing close to the same responsibility.
11-29-2020, 01:34 PM
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Gonna neg you soon OP. Should have some later tonight
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
It is not as good as “a lower tier doctor”. Whatever the fu ck that’s supposed to mean.My gf's a nurse anesthetist. Look up the salary range in your area.
https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salarie...alary-by-State
If my son or my daughter want to be a crna or nurse practitioner, I'm all for it. The salary is as good as a lower tier doctor, and the schooling isn't impossible. I remember the pre-med kids in college - I definitely didn't want to study like that.
https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salarie...alary-by-State
If my son or my daughter want to be a crna or nurse practitioner, I'm all for it. The salary is as good as a lower tier doctor, and the schooling isn't impossible. I remember the pre-med kids in college - I definitely didn't want to study like that.
You have my word as a Schons.
11-29-2020, 01:40 PM
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How dare they get higher education which is transferable to a huge industry with comfortable compensation.
Lol, what absolute smucks.
Lol, what absolute smucks.
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11-29-2020, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted By jthm⏩
LOL. yeah so hard to make sure to give them the pills teh doctor ordered. meanwhile they go make WAP dances in the hallwaythey do and they earn every phucking cent though. Very hard job
Originally Posted By RaibeartBruis⏩
COPEMale nurses are athletic well-hung Brads or Chadlites
Originally Posted By dankydank⏩
see aboveForgot the part where you make Tik Toks during a fake pandemic while everyone calls you a frontline warrior hero.
Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
i know right? these retards could become tradies and make 100k being an electrician. that is cool. wiping away helgas spit up while you bathe her old wrinkly smelly body is not it. oh boy, gotta go change the bed pans again! LOLLol, what absolute smucks.
11-29-2020, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Hypernation⏩
Ok you dumb piece of chitIt is not as good as “a lower tier doctor”. Whatever the **** that’s supposed to mean.
The national average salary for a CRNA is 202K. I have seen the payroll records of every company I have worked for in the past 17 years.
We paid non-specialized doctors $90 per hour up to $125 a couple years ago. Mostly DO's were on the lower end, but some MD's made less than $100 per hour.
A work year is 2080 hours, so the average CRNA makes as much as a lower tier doctor, and I have now provided you an definition and explanation you sanctimonious douchebag.
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OP thinks nurses wipe people’s bodily fluids? Jesus what a retard.
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11-29-2020, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
She's an anus worshiper?My gf's a nurse anesthetist.
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11-29-2020, 01:56 PM
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the perfect job for a guy is doctor
the perfect job for a female is nurse
srs
both are vocational jobs that won't leave you employed due to the nature of the job
good money
and the relationship is perfect - male tells female what to do
the perfect job for a female is nurse
srs
both are vocational jobs that won't leave you employed due to the nature of the job
good money
and the relationship is perfect - male tells female what to do
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11-29-2020, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
CRNA is not really the same as nurses. Small market, more or less slaving to become elite in a non-elite field, paying more dues than physicians with none of the prestige. Plus, the market for physicians is stable and flexible. Anastesiology might contract any time. I'm surprised the bubble lasted this long.A work year is 2080 hours, so the average CRNA makes as much as a lower tier doctor, and I have now provided you an definition and explanation you sanctimonious douchebag.
11-29-2020, 01:58 PM
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Doctors are just highly paid wagecels. And since they pay so much, have fun being a slave and never enjoying your mansion or porsche.
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Yea making 6 figures is stupid
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Making good money
Getting hit on by hot nurse sloots and smashing said sloots
Yeah life must be chit for male nurses
Getting hit on by hot nurse sloots and smashing said sloots
Yeah life must be chit for male nurses
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I have a lot of male nurse friends. U go to a place like Kaiser and you’re making 80$/hour....
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Originally Posted By mesobuild⏩
You think less anesthesia will be required for surgeries in the future? huh? I don't know about slaving away to become elite, but my gf had offers from major academic institutions as well as normal regional hospital systems when she chose her current job.CRNA is not really the same as nurses. Small market, more or less slaving to become elite in a non-elite field, paying more dues than physicians with none of the prestige. Plus, the market for physicians is stable and flexible. Anastesiology might contract any time. I'm surprised the bubble lasted this long.
I know anesthesiologists are not happy that CRNA's are allowed to do some of what they do at 1/3 the wage, but the economics of healthcare are obviously shifting to lower cost solutions. I would see the role of crna's and nurse practitioners expanding, not some bubble bursting.
Some insurance companies will pay less is a NP or PA sees the patient instead of a doctor, but the economics are still favorable to hiring as few doctors as possible and have them supervise as many PA's or NP's as possible. In IL you can do a 4-1 ratio of "midlevels" to doctors, but most doctors are not comfortable supervising that many.
But I agree that I have intentionally selected 2 types of RN's that do not represent the norm - but if my kids wanted to be nurses I would urge them to go further once they become RN's.
11-29-2020, 02:06 PM
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Brah I went to the doc on the 25th and they were talking about how much turkey and **** they were gonna eat etc
Literally chatting in the back
Job looks easy as fuk
I might become one
Also only 1 of the nurses looked good
The rest were fat (srs)
Literally chatting in the back
Job looks easy as fuk
I might become one
Also only 1 of the nurses looked good
The rest were fat (srs)
11-29-2020, 02:07 PM
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You can always tell when someone is talking from no experience when they think nurses "work for doctors"
They're completely separate fields, RN's simply administer the medication, they're front line involvement with you as a patient
A doctors superior is another doctor
A nurse's superior is another nurse
A doctor cannot "fire" an RN, nor do RN's wipe anyone's ass.. Btw most of my RN's are clearing $100k/year
They're completely separate fields, RN's simply administer the medication, they're front line involvement with you as a patient
A doctors superior is another doctor
A nurse's superior is another nurse
A doctor cannot "fire" an RN, nor do RN's wipe anyone's ass.. Btw most of my RN's are clearing $100k/year
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11-29-2020, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
I do not know why they pay so much. Anyone can do anestesia. Also, medical schools barely need educators anymore with everyone online. Last I saw, actually zero of the students attended class because they record the lectures.You think less anesthesia will be required for surgeries in the future? huh? I don't know about slaving away to become elite, but my gf had offers from major academic institutions as well as normal regional hospital systems when she chose her current job.
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
Wow, man whoaaaaaaa. You count numbers? I’m proud. I applaud your determinationOk you dumb piece of chit
The national average salary for a CRNA is 202K. I have seen the payroll records of every company I have worked for in the past 17 years.
We paid non-specialized doctors $90 per hour up to $125 a couple years ago. Mostly DO's were on the lower end, but some MD's made less than $100 per hour.
A work year is 2080 hours, so the average CRNA makes as much as a lower tier doctor, and I have now provided you an definition and explanation you sanctimonious douchebag.
The national average salary for a CRNA is 202K. I have seen the payroll records of every company I have worked for in the past 17 years.
We paid non-specialized doctors $90 per hour up to $125 a couple years ago. Mostly DO's were on the lower end, but some MD's made less than $100 per hour.
A work year is 2080 hours, so the average CRNA makes as much as a lower tier doctor, and I have now provided you an definition and explanation you sanctimonious douchebag.
Of course you left out the salary average of mid levels such as NP & PA. But please go ahead and continue grouping them all together.
You have my word as a Schons.
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