NURSE PRACTITIONER SALARY| IS IT WORTH BECOMING A NP?

Can nurses make more than NPs? Is it even worth going to NP school from a financial standpoint? Nursing is a dynamic field with various academic and growing financial opportunities. I hope you enjoy!

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[Coacoaishere]

“Nurse Practitioner don’t even make that much more money than a nurse”, is a common phrase I heard my colleagues say when I expressed interest in going back to school for my NP degree…in this this video I address Nurse Practitioner Salary and Is Becoming A NP Still Worth IT? from a financial standpoint…

[Nurseaholic]

I’m in NP school & after going to clinical in Oncology specialty I quickly saw the difference in expectations/tasks, how my body felt, & work/life balance for providers. Providers use their brain more & less physical strain. I’m disciplined & work out daily so I enjoy the NP schedule. RN life worked for me as an undisciplined person that only cared about making money, worked night shift, & worked OT. I now work out at 5am & my RN schedule is a strain on my life outside of work & not sustainable. With that being said, you made valid points & I appreciate the NP role and look forward to living life like regular folk 😅.

[KendraRN]

Very good perspective! It’s the hard on the body part for me. Bedside nursing is not what it used to be, the physical toll it’s taking on my body is too much. I can’t wait to take and pass my FNP boards.

[sharondawilliams]

I love how respectful you were while making some valid points!!!!👏🏾👩🏽‍⚕️

[relaxationsoundsambience]

May I say that after 14 years breaking my back at the bedside and still in love with nursing, I beacme an NP and am so grateful. I work at an urgent care, 12 hour shifts so we always have 4 days a week off every other week. The independence is great and no one is looking over my shoulder. No crazy nurse supervisor and night shift. The work-life balance with 320 hours of paid PTO is just the beginning, additional sick leave, and 40 hours of professional paid leave.The salary and compensation for NP to Nurse anesthetist where I work ranges from 150 to 250K, plus a hefty compensation between 7K to 15K annually depending on your specialty. It's not about making money. When I started in Medical Oncology in the early 2000's I had 11 patients for the night shift. That is 1 RN to 11 patients. No one can pay you enough for that. We keep patients alive even if not celebrated. We cannot compare RN's and NP salaries since most RN's have to pick up shifts to make what an NP makes. Thanks, Ya'll for caring for humans.

[kimberella]

Of course it’s worth being an NP from the financial point. You’re not having to work 60 hours a week to make the same money as a RN. Who wants to work 50-70 hours a week to make the same money. Not me. I can’t wait to finish NP school! I have a family. NPs will always have a higher base pay and we don’t gotta chase the money. They pay us for those credentials and skill! Plus we can still pick up shifts as a rn if we feel like it 😊

[dthom]

Thanks for addressing this… because it proves my point for a post I made on one of your other videos.

[NPKesh]

Everything you said was correct. Had people ask me the same. I love being an NP.

[valoriewright]

It’s true a RN can make the same as a NP but RNs typically have to work a lot more to make that amount. I’m a nurse who has been working a lot of overtime over the last 10 years along with travel nursing and it can burn a person out.

[Gazaloyalty]

Thank you for always educating us queen.

[shanicejohnson]

I watch this twice. Maybe this is my sign not to quit . I'm currently on LOA from NP school because of how discouraged I have been feeling. After watching this video, I am thinking of possibly returning, may not now, but sometime in the future

[JabouJ.]

Great information, thank you! Im looking into nursing pathway. I have a bachelors of science already but looking to become a holistic nurse practitioner

[bensmith]

You forgot to mention, some of those CNA’s are lazy as hell and give you a attitude, when you ask them to do their jobs….

[ThePinkdolla]

idk about the associate degree thing. maybe it differs from state to state. i got my first job in a level
4 NICU while having my ADN and i still only have my associates years later. where i live they only require it with magnet status hospitals

[ladyd]

They said they was going to get rid lpn never could nurse shortage is real they cant be picky alot people are not even going in the nursing field and most left during covid where im from the hospitals started back hiring lpn in the hospital setting again