Where will you get paid more? Where are there jobs to be had? And where is the best standard of living? We narrow it down to two states where you should start your search.
The writing is on the wall: We need more qualified nurses. In fact, by 2020 we’ll probably be short one million nurses. You read that right. Now see why!
As an RN in the United States, here’s where you’ll fare best in terms of salary, job prospects and quality of living during this era of high job growth?
As important as money is to our survival, many of us are reluctant to talk about how much we earn. But don’t be left in the dark! Here’s a rundown of nurse salaries for LVNs/LPNs and Registered Nurses. You might be surprised which cities compensate the best.
I’m 24 and new on the job, yet they have me in retirement lectures already! But here’s what’s interesting: They tell me that I can retire a millionaire if I follow their instructions…
As a nurse, you get paid relatively well, and your salary will keep going up as you stay in this profession. Here’s a snapshot of one income and how to both cover costs + save.
We were surprised and shocked by some of these interesting statistics and we’re left believing even more strongly than ever before about the importance of honoring and protecting nurses.
How well do you know the history of nursing wages in America? Take our quiz and see how your salary stacks up against nurses and other professionals from decades past.
Ever wonder what your fellow nurses are making a few states over? Coastal cities consistently rank higher for mean nursing wages, but cost of living in these cities also takes more out of your pocket.
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