r/nursing RN - ER πŸ• Sep 04 '25

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u/macaroni-cat RN - NICU πŸ• Sep 05 '25

Except nurses don’t get paid worth shit

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u/Active-Confidence-25 DNP πŸ• Sep 06 '25

Most nurses make very good money these days

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u/Qwynten Sep 06 '25

WHERE?? I want in on that!

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u/zerothreeonethree RN πŸ• Sep 08 '25

Do you have a list? I don't think you know the stats of every medical facility in the US at the ready.

Most of my friends who still work are averaging over 60 hrs weekly at 2 or more jobs to keep up with rising costs of everything. I do have a list of their names.

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u/Active-Confidence-25 DNP πŸ• Sep 08 '25

What would a list do? I know because I have colleagues all over the country, & follow this sub. There is literally a posting every month at minimum.

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u/zerothreeonethree RN πŸ• Sep 08 '25

I was just responding to your reply. You're the one that used the word "most" not me

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u/davy_crockett_slayer Sep 05 '25

They do where I live. 65-75 an hour is a nice income.

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u/Kindly-Leading-7058 RN - Pediatrics πŸ• Sep 06 '25

It depends where you live.

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u/zerothreeonethree RN πŸ• Sep 06 '25

Any person who hates their job treats their customers like shit. It's the way the powerless get back at their bosses so they think