RN vs MD Salary | 800k in 1 YEAR as a NURSE in Sacramento California | **NOT CLICKBAIT**

Are you trying to decide between RN vs MD and Salary is a factor? Find out how I work with someone that made over 800k in 1 year as a NURSE in SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA.

We all know that nurses in California are the highest-paid nurses in the world. And in this video, I will show you how nurses are able to earn just as much, and even more than doctors by working the same amount of hours they do. Surgeons are the highest paid MD specialty in this country, yet I work with a nurse that is earning a surgeon-level salary.

In fact, I only work 3 days per week and am able to earn over $200k/year and more than primary care doctors.

So, if you are intrigued, make sure you watch the entire video, and if you want to know more about what it's like to live life as dual-income nurses earning over $350,000 per year in Sacramento, then watch our other videos and subscribe to our channel!

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Intro 0:00
MD Specialty pay 01:30
How do I earn 200k per year? 02:32
How do my coworkers earn 300k per year? 03:40
How does my coworker earn 800k per year? 05:05
Outro 07:35
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[dailyoccasions]

Hi, I am an LVN. I work in Sacramento at an assisted living facility.
I went to school for 11 months all for free. Through grants. In 2003-2004.

I started at $15 per hour in 2004 Monday-Friday 8 hour shifts at Sutter Health.
$2400 per month.
Today I work for $35 per hour. 3 days a week 16 hour days.
$708 per day because of overtime.
I make a little over $100, 000 per year!
Just on an 11 month accelerated LVN vocational school commitment!!
I love how easy my job is too. Just pass meds. No catheters, no IV’s no Gtubes, no doing any ADL’s my aides do all that.
I work 3 loooong days then get 4 days off per week!
I love your channel great content!!

[itslogannye]

MD graduate here - I love this video! Please continue to put out content with pay breakdowns and financial info. There is far too little transparency about real-world pay in healthcare, so videos like yours are valuable.

I was just discussing this on the phone last night with my mom, who is an NP for vascular surgery. We are told that certain careers in healthcare are well-compensated, but we know little about what exactly that means. Patient care tends to self-select for individuals with an altruistic nature and concern for others. This is obviously good, but these same personalities are also prone to accepting unfair compensation rates and being exploited without advocating for themselves.

It's important to know how much your labor is worth in terms of dollars and cents so you can negotiate a fair salary. However, it's difficult to find reliable compensation info with real numbers since it's still perceived as "taboo" to talk about finances in the field. So thank you for sharing information like this!

(And shout out to all you nurses and NP's for your hard work! I learned far more about hospital life from nursing staff than I ever did from our med school curriculum.)

[IAMHER_NurseTee]

yessss I did a travel assignment in cali I was blown when they said anything after 8 hours a day was time in a Just video

[criswebb]

I had no idea California had such awesome overtime laws! Being a nursing school student who routinely works 16 hour shifts as an EMT, this has me side-eyeing applying for a CA license and doing some travelling as soon as I put in a few years for experience.

[residentevil]

All states need to adopt California's overtime law

[J.I.]

With such clear and organized presentation AND the transparency, this channel will definitely take off. Great video

[dejahgonzalez]

Im a nursing student in Sacramento!!! I’m very stressed about the amount of student loans I’ll have to pay off. Having this info eases my mind greatly. Thank you for all of your research!!!

[Soriyou]

A current 4th-year medical student here.
Physicians actually take pay cut to live in California.
This is wild. Physicians deserve better pay.

[Ajjolie]

We have to keep in mind that most places don’t pay RN $90 per hour. Remember as a new nurse some places start you at $27.00 per hour and you are obligated to work 12hrs shift. Most state you don’t earned time and a half until you reach 40 hrs a week.

[bellefeu]

I would sacrifice my sanity for 5 years doing this in a heartbeat, to retire for life. I already work 70hrs per week for 200k, not in cali. Why not just work another 30-40.... wild

[bryanh]

You’re base pay is equal (overtime is more) to a primary care MD/DO. I respect the hustle!

[Jesus-egyb]

$800k nurse. 7 days a week. 365 days a year. Insane, makes me wonder what her goal is?

[amahlcotterell]

I mean, not talking about md vs rn or anything, but Cali is where it’s at bro. Everyone tells me oh Cali is expensive to live but when you’re making 200k per year if taxes are 40% you’re still making enough to live quite comfortably, Mann I’m about to start actual nursing next year, it will be the most challenging journey in my life but I want to live comfortably and I’m from upstate ny. Can you do a video on how to pass nursing like the techniques that you used? Thank you, this vid was it bro.

[itsaleenamirza]

Wow this is amazing! Also being a doctor is hard because it takes forever to graduate medical and start working as a fully paid doctor… let’s also not forget the debt after med school… it SUCKS! So this is really eye opening 🙏🏼

[eaglerx]

Bro these videos are amazing, thank you for your dedication. ✊ How would you describe different nurse specialties from your perspective, let’s say ICU, Med-surg, Cathlab and etc. Why would you choose one over the other, things like that. That would be a good topic knowing your perspective on this when you get a chance to make a video sometime. Anyways, thank you 😃

[audreywarren]

FL I started at 26.5/hr mandatory 3 12 hour shifts. No overtime pay. 2 years later I'm making 33/hr, but still no overtime pay. Lesson: don't come to FL if you want to make bank.

[MrLuk]

I work as a travel nurse in central California making 95$ and hour. I checked how much the doctors get paid specifically psychiatrists in my travel agency. Their paying the psychiatrist 400$ an hour. It’s pretty impressive how much nurses get’s paid but you can’t compare it to doctors especially if it’s locum physicians.

[sharonthompson]

I can’t wait for your channel to blow off . You are so organized . But am with you, my sanity first :). 😆😆

[jonnie]

Wow, I work sutter in sacramento. Been thinking about picking up another part time position or per diem with kaiser. This really motivates me to keep looking for better opportunities.

[faizanashraf]

Oh wow, I live in Sacramento CA, and recently graduated from UC Davis. I was thinking about medical school but changed my career to first RN and then CRNA. This is really something I needed more information about because I was not sure that living in Sacramento I can get a lot of job opportunities and even a good salary. So, Thanks again for this info.