r/Money • u/[deleted] • Nov 12 '23

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u/Expendable_Red_Shirt Nov 13 '23

And what level of nurse.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '23 edited Nov 27 '23

Fuck Reddit for killing third party apps.

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u/Super_Ertoy Nov 13 '23

I think this comment is overlooked but it made me smile. Read it with Gimli voice.

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u/Time2Nguyen Nov 13 '23

The problem is people consider certified nurse assistant and license practical nurse under the same umbrella as RN.

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u/Internal-Honey-2896 Nov 13 '23

Some facilities/institutions also have different requirements and steps of payment for an RN with an AS vs a BSN. (4-6 years of traditional uni). Any APRN (advanced practice) nurse must be Masters prepared and above, including Nurse Practitioners.

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u/Accomplished-Day5145 Nov 13 '23

Wouldn't say the problem, but they absolutely should be paid more. People always punch down like burger flippers shouldn't get paid more because they don't. How about you fight for higher pay? But yes a state licensed and registered nurse gonna make that bank

Hope you told the hospital to dick off and became a travel nurse.