Putting it out in the universe, I WILL become a registered nurse ❤️

I’m a senior in high school and I never thought abt becoming a nurse in my life and look at me now getting accepted into nursing programs 😭.

They say third times a charm, am officially a nurse 🎉🎉 for all my repeat test takers don't give up and don't be discouraged.

1. Research nurses 2. Travel nurses 3. Nurse midwife 4. Mental health practitioner 5. Pediatric nurse practitioner 6. Family nurse practitioner 7. Nursing professor 8. NICU nurse 9. Adult gerontology 10. CRNA (Certified Registered Nurse anaesthetist) 116k/year

I make good money. But for what we do as nurses I still say we are under paid.

Pediatric nurse practitioners and NICU are my dream jobs

I’m a Registered Nurse Certified Case Manager and I work from home in my pj’s for an insurance company and earn six figures.

Yow! My aunt is a nurse as well in Seattle.. all I'm saying is-- No millions or billions can ever do justice to the amount of care and empathy you show towards your patients. Thank you, for not just being a nurse but a true hero. Thank you guys

Its not about the money. The reason some people dont make it in nursing or quit, is because they went into the field for the wrong reasons. Do what you are truly passionate about.

I was so shocked when you said NICU Nurse Practitioner lol. That’s my dream job😭😭 I have 4 more years !

I will become a registered nurse, speaking into existence

Watching your videos have me even more motivated and excited about nursing. Im about to start my freshman year in college to eventually major in nursing and wow. I legit cannot wait. Im binge watching all your videos

Started my pre nursing classes this term! So excited for the long journey I have ahead of me! Thanks for making such an informative video!

This is why I’m so happy that I am choosing nursing! There are so many different fields and it’s great!! Thank you for this video.

I'm so grateful you took the time to have this channel and share with us viewers. I'm a caregiver and a Psychology major very close to graduation but I'm contemplating nursing, I'm looking into starting off with the CNA program and gradually going forward.

I will be a registered nurse‼️ Speaking into existence✨

Im only 12 years old but im trying to find out what I really want to do and this video gave me some great tips!!Thanks love💜💜💜💜💜💜💜!!

I have learned so much about nursing from all your videos thank you so much for all the informative content it’s seriously so helpful!!!

1. Nurse Researchers 2. Travel Nurse 4. Nurse MidWives 5. Mental health Practitioners 6. Pediatric Nurse Practitioners 7. Family Nurse Practitioners 8. Nursing Professors 9. Nicu neonatal practitioners 10. Gerontology Nurse Practitioners 11. CRNA - Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetic

i’m literally so young .. i just started high school. but i honestly love and enjoy watching your channel !! kinda gets me thinking what i wanna do w my life later on or at least an option/interest.

I WILL be a Neonatal Nurse 💗

I’m currently starting college in a month as a nursing major going for my BSN and I’m soooo happy I stumbled upon you channel 🙏🏾

I love how clearly you explained im stuck between dental hygieniest or anything with nursing .. thank you! happy holidayss

I love that you made this informative video! Salary isn’t a secret so I love when this is wifely discussed. As some comments already said, some numbers are a bit off. As a current psych RN, I know Mental Health nurse practitioners average 130k-250k across the country regardless of location. This specialty is only represented in less than 2 percent of the NP population so stats on Psych NPs are often misrepresented or not represented at all when googling NP salaries. Keep up the great work and to my nursing students out there, it will be worth it!

Travel Nurse and Pediatric Nurse Practitioner sounds so awesome to me!! Love love love kids...and getting to see the world while being a nurse?! You actually put me on to some travel nurses instagrams and I thank you for that! Love looking at the pros and cons!

I'm currently a pediatric oncology nurse technician at my local children's hospital (and a junior in nursing school), and a pediatric oncology nurse practitioner is my absolute dream job!

I am a nurse in Africa and I make so little. Its so demoralising.

When I stumble upon your page and your right in Orlando 😫🙌🏾

I've been a nurse for 24 years. It's been good to me and I still enjoy going to work every day. I had a similar conversation with a coworker who decided being a nurse was an easy way to make money. Number 1... it's NOT easy. Number 2... if you're doing it for the money, it will never be worth it. Nursing is a demanding career and if your heart isn't in it then you'll never get paid enough to make it worthwhile.

I just happened to stumble across this video. :) I’m an L&D RN finishing my nurse-midwife education next month! Thanks for being knowledgeable about CNM’s! I love when nurses educate about the different types of APRN’s because a lot of people have never even heard of CNM’s!

This is a lot of great information. Thank you for your dedication in pushing out these videos!!!!!

Great info. There should be videos like this for all professions. Young people need to see videos like yours when trying to make career decisions. There are so many untapped, potential professions simply because people are unaware of them. Thanks for sharing!

I am a retired registered nurse. I worked in my profession for 41 years. I have seen quite a few videos recently talking about how much money they make. Knowing the various roles a nurse can work , it makes me sick that money seems to be upper-most in the minds of many. You will find out that if money is your main ambition you will not succeed no matter how much you make. You need to have the passion and the "heart of a nurse" to be happy in your work. I wish you well.

Your videos are always so helpful and filled with info! I love you and your videos so much! 😍

Thank you so much for this information! You did so good explaining everything.

I'm a nursing student and i only have a year left of education, my dream is to become a CRNA. So i hope this dream will become a reality soon🙏🏽🙏🏽

My mom has been pressuring me to go to school for nursing & I want to but there’s so many options ! I love your videos b/c I learn more & more about nursing , your videos are so helpful & informative!

Yasss queen, I love the styles you've been doing with your hair!!

Being a CASUAL RN you get paid so much too!! love the video! Thanks!!

Nice video though, even when you're not among the top 10 highest paid, with your investments you can be richer than top 1, I'm benefiting from my investments and I don't mind being the top last.. lol😀

I will graduate next May. I would like to thank you for all of the useful information you give while being entertaining at the same time. 😘

Gerontology Nurse Practitioner is EXACTLYYYY what I want to be! I love old people so much and I truly believe that is my calling in life. Right now I am a CNA and have a LONG way to go but I am so excited. I am also currently in college and have a paper due Tuesday but I had to take a break from writing to watch your video! haha back to work now. You are such an inspiration to me and I watch all your videos ilysm!!

So thankful for this video. I’m currently a Lpn and I start Lpn to Rn transition next year. I didn’t know about the gerontology np. I think this is my new career path. I have such a heart for the older population. Thanks for this video.

As an AG-ACNP student and CVICU/STICU Travel Nurse I can tell you guys this is not entirely accurate. Depending on your specialty, traveling can bring in at least 100k. I make $2600-2800/wk with $70-90/hr OT rate so you do the math! Mental health NPs make more then AGACNPs because there is such a shortage. And CRNA is not always the highest paid. I will be working as a CVICU AG-ACNP and Open Heart Surgery first assist NP. I’ve already gotten job offers for 160k and I’m in my 2nd semester of school. And finally to everyone who wants to be a CRNA, it’s very boring but everyone is obsessed with assumed pay, you HAVE to have at least 2-5 years of ICU experience! You will not pass the interview otherwise. Also a little inside tip for the future CRNAs, if you have your experience particularly in CVICU or STICU THEY WILL CHOOSE YOU FIRST!!!! These are the preferred critical care experience areas for CRNA school. Also become best friends with your respiratory therapist and learn ventilator settings. This will come up in your interview as well because as a CRNA you will intubate patients and manage their vents as well as sedate them. I recommend shadowing a CRNA for anyone who wants that career. GOOD LUCK future nurses!!!!!!!

Selfishly I’m excited to see how high up FNPs are on that list! So many great options though. You can definitely make bank as a RN as well working the floor! Where I work, the floor nurses with 15+ years of experience make way more than NPs, which I love because it rewards and helps keep awesome nurses who love the bedside, to stay there!

This was so different and informative 💗 loved it! I was waiting for you to mention that CRNA lol

I’m in my senior year of high school and I’m planning on going into nursing. I really want to specialize in labor and delivery. I am so excited. 💞😊

She has really figured out what hair and makeup looks good on her dangggg she looks so good and the lighting also her smile tho it’s so perfect 👌

You are so naturally beautiful!! Loved the video!💕

I’m 13 years old and I’m currently about to start my last year in middle school and I feel like it’s best to prepare myself and know of what job i want for my future so i can be ready 😌♥️ thanks for making this video

yo i just wanna say i adore you and thank you for sharing this info! I'm not even in the medical field but i think you're dope and informative :)

This was really helpful, thanks for posting this. I'm interested in becoming a family nurse practitioner.

Just started watching your videos so happy I found this channel It’s super informative and makes me feel more confident about becoming a nurse !!!! Love you so much keep up the good work !

I’m a senior in high school and for years I’ve told my self I wanted to be a chiropractor. But I decided to change my mind a study for something I love. Tbh I love babies, I love taking care of them, I love holding them. And many of my moms friends are NICU nurses. So I decided NICU was the way to go. I had no idea how much they made. Tbh I’m not doing it for the money, I actually no idea what they made. But I’ve been convinced this is the was to go this is my dream job and I can’t wait until I start college to study in the field.

Wow I knew there was a lot of opportunities in nursing just didn’t know there were this many!!! Thanks for sharing!

i plan on becoming a CNM but I'm only a Junior in high school so im trying to learn more about nursing and the more i learn the more excited i become!

So excited to start my nursing journey! I will be starting pre-reqs this month and hope to be accepted into the program by fall of next year! I’d love to do labor & delivery or NiCU and continue into a NP or CRNA!!! Thanks so much for this video!

I am a clinical trial coordinator, RN and the salary range is similar/slightly higher than the research nurse. Not only that but you still get to participate in patient care while staying up to date with the most cutting edge treatments. I absolutely love my job, didn’t even know 5 years ago that it existed

I'm 12 years old and I'm looking to work in the medical field when I'm older, I know a lot about the medical field but I just need to hear about the advice and the work you guys do so thank you for the video!😁

Oh Girl, I am so binge watching your channel 💋

I start my prerequisites in August 🤯 pray for me I got accepted into the Associate & bachelors degree for nursing. Oh I’m gonna be a busy guy with work and school and bills but I am blessed to be graduating high school early next week at 16 years old so 🤷🏻‍♂️🎓

I would also add military nurses. Our salary and benefits outweigh the salaries of most civilian nurses/NPs after 3 years in service. Plus, you get to serve your country and retire early. I love it!

Hi @TheNurseNook!😊 Glad that I subscribed. Great video. Very informative and helpful. I'm currently in my 2nd year of nursing school. Wanting to become a CRNA is my dream. Can't wait❤

This video was great because it was informative, thank you!!

You are so pretty and beautiful. thanks for this video, I actually love working with babies. I just subscribed😀

Im a registered nurse and Im pursuing Medicine now. I would just like to say that nurses rock ! and its one of the noblest profession out there!

Great topic to explain. Thank you.

So informative ! Thank you so much

I needed this to figure out where I would want to be!

There is another huge field you left out. Device Industry. I’ve been an RN for 21 years. All cardiac background. I moved over into industry 11 years ago. Ive been a clinical specialist for multiple different transcatheter heart valve devices. I am present during all the cases and instruct physicians on how to deliver and deploy my products and help screen appropriate patients via CT and ECHO. It’s a high stress position with a huge responsibility and travel. I make more than what you listed for a CRNA. Clinical experts are used in the majority of all implantable devices even outside of cardiology. Ortho, urology, robotics, general surgery ect.

good morning!! thank you so much for this information. i start my prerequisites courses august 16th and i am beyond excited

big ups! am almost done with my diploma in nursing and planning to be a paediatric nurse, I really love taking care of children

I don’t think these salaries are valid. It all depends on the state you’re working in. Nurse practitioners in Louisiana makes more than Nurse practitioners in NY. Moreover, NY floor nurses make more than nurses in Louisiana and Florida.

I work in a nursing home and make more than my friend who is has her doctorate in FNP. Another friend of mine made 40k last month as a travel nurse. So....🤔🤷🏼‍♀️

I appreciate all your content as I'm a first year college student who recently decided that I wanted to go into nursing and it's all so confusing!! I was in the medical academy in high school and loved it so I'm upset I didn't go into nursing immediately

Great video! Now I need to continue to study for my nclex

Salary depends in which state one works in. Experience is also a factor in regards to salary.

Team CRNA here 💁🏽‍♀️💁🏽‍♀️💁🏽‍♀️

Thanks for the information, it really helpful

Helped a Lot ! Thanks !

I’m only 14 and I really want to be a NICU nurse even though I’m afraid of needles/ getting injected but I’m hoping to overcome the fear

Nice video. Let me just say that in nursing, you’ve got to love it or you don’t. After that, the money part comes next. I a RN in NYC for 12 years now. I am a big critical care nurse. Like many nurses, I was inspire to go to CRNA, but did not work out for me... maybe not meant to be. Had all the requirements (CCRN certification, 3.8 GPA, etc... and was even working at a big trauma hospital where we did 4 code-ice per shift). Long story short, I applied to CRNA first time and did not get in, but was recruited to start a PICC team at my hospital. No regrets... very autonomous, well respected, less stressful, not so much of responsibility than other nursing specialties, and most of all, salary is equivalent to a nurse practitioner. Went back to school to get my MSN, but I’ve decided I will stick with being a vascular nurse since it is a very limited specialty and is very rewarding. PICC insertion is another game step for me in my nursing profession and I would recommend others to do it.

I just found your KZfaq channel and I already love you 😘. Thanks you so much for making this video. I want to become a nurse but I didn’t know all does informations. I can’t tell ye how this video was helpful to me .xxxxx

hello!! I’m just 13, but I’m always thinking about what I want to do in the future. I have a passion for nursing and surgery, and this video really helped me. THANK YOU! 😭💞

working in the NICU is my dream job! I was honestly so shocked as how much they make a year! Although, that being said, the money is an awesome bonus but definitely not the reason I want to work in that specific field!

I’m an FNP in Arkansas, pay is not bad for this area. If I could take it all back I would do my CRNA as most of my RN experience was in surgery and I miss it. I work in a variety of different settings which is why I favored the FNP vs other NP specialties. I’m 4 classes away from my DNP.

Would love to see a current update on this, current market, pay - full time and travel, and education options. Great video

Great informative video thank you!!

As an emergency RN, make sure you research the city in which you want to work so you can compare pay rates. I live in Austin and, although we're a rapidly growing city with a huge census, we still get paid way less than RNs in Dallas or Houston. Scope out the hospital system (for or non profit, patient satisfaction scores r/t the hospital, etc)to see if it's even worth working there. Good luck to everyone wanting to get into nursing!

So happy I passed NCLEX ! I also used ATI and RN Mastery and was successful 75 ?s first time! You are glowing in a different way I hope I now have that nursing school is done glow ! My goal is CRNA after working in the NICU.

Surprised labor and delivery nurse didn’t make the list... although mid wife was on there. This is a great video, thank you for posting. Feeling so torn between L&D and Peds ....

I just saw an ad about medical career with your picture on it !!!!!

I am a RN, BsN, NICU nurse and a midwife love being a nurse

I thought perioperative RNs would be on your list! National avg in March 2019 says $90k

Thank u sm for all your videos I want to become a nurse and your videos are helping sm!

Had to giggle at “in the prescription”. As nurses, we never turn it off do we??? Love your channel!

I love this. The disadvantage of being a CRNA (although there really isn’t one lol) though is that the ceiling is the limit, whereas being an Adult Gerontology NP you can own & operate a practice within 20 something states currently that have moved towards granting full practice authority. They can earn well above 160 thousand a year. To my knowledge, CRNA’s won’t be able to do that.

I work in NY as a nurse.... automatically you start off above 75k...... and now im in school for NP BUT i can easily make 100k with overtime. But im too lazy but i have coworkers who make over 100k with 2 days of overtime a check ... basically working 5 days a week you are making bank

Thanks for the info!

Hey I don’t know if you’ve explained this before, But could you do a video explaining the road you took to get where you are now. Like from high school to now? I’m in high school and being a nurse has always been a dream of mine and i’d like to know how you accomplished urs:))i love ur videos and the way explain things. Keep going sis💓