Do You Respect Male Nurses? (Srs)

[BuenoImGeorge]

I’m a trauma ED nurse and it’s okay. I get to provide for my family and it’s an interesting job.

[McDsAddict]

I’m a nurse and should do 350-400k this year without OT come at me

still not worth it

Just the sheer humiliation of saying “I’m a nurse” when people ask you what you do is bad enough

“B-buh I make good money, I swear…”

jfl

[icetrauma]

Specialty NPs 100% make 200K or more. Specially those in Cardiology, Psychology, Neonatology.

Here is an example job posting for proof, took seconds to find:

https://www.indeed.com/q-nurse-practitioner-$200k-l-california-jobs.html?vjk=f4ad4abccae4beb2&advn=21793789765552

Every nurse makes more in California than anywhere else, except New York City possibly but I'm not sure. I know several NP's working for Cardiologist and Critical Care in ICU's in Houston and they don't get paid anywhere near 200K.

https://www.salary.com/research/sala...20%24134%2C500.

How much does a Cardiac Nurse Practitioner (NP) make in the United States? The average Cardiac Nurse Practitioner (NP) salary in the United States is $126,060 as of December 27, 2023, but the range typically falls between $118,600 and $134,500. Top 90% is only 142K.

Salaries all depend on location, cost of living and current trends in care. Yes, 200K and up is possible but you're not getting that in most states.

[6gorillion]

Every nurse makes more in California than anywhere else, except New York City possibly but I'm not sure. I know several NP's working for Cardiologist and Critical Care in ICU's in Houston and they don't get paid anywhere near 200K.

https://www.salary.com/research/sala...20%24134%2C500.

How much does a Cardiac Nurse Practitioner (NP) make in the United States? The average Cardiac Nurse Practitioner (NP) salary in the United States is $126,060 as of December 27, 2023, but the range typically falls between $118,600 and $134,500. Top 90% is only 142K.

Salaries all depend on location, cost of living and current trends in care. Yes, 200K and up is possible but you're not getting that in most states.

The other users comment was making it seem that it was IMPOSSIBLE.

[icetrauma]

The other users comment was making it seem that it was IMPOSSIBLE.

Gotcha, it's definitely possible in the right markets. People just like to chit on nurses because of the historic reputation of it being a 2nd tier woman's job.

[DrugsToGetBig]

the real move is to become an rn for a few years and then go back to school for your crna

[suave2000]

Yes respect them as long as they're not joggers (poo people) or pajeets ( currypoo people) Or chinks or spics.

[ApeMode666]

never do I think of such at thing until it is mentioned in a place like this

LOL

[akferd]

No of course not.

Do you respect male elementary school teachers? How about male hair stylist?

Dont you chit in a bag? LMAO. You probably spend more time in the hospital than any nurse here working overtime, lol.

Anyway, ive been an RN for 10 yrs, working in the ER/ICU. Thanks to the Covid money tree, i have two houses fully paid off and am training to become a CRNA. When i finish i'll make close to 500k a year. It's not uncommon in that field to make that, even in a fly over state.

But Nursing does suck for real men. It is a woman's job, and there's no way around it. That might change with more men going into it. And being a midlevel (PA/NP) isnt much better. They are actually paid less over time and are essentially the Dr.'s bitch, doing the tasks/cases that he/she doesnt want. For the amount of responsibility, their pay is pathetic and for some reason hasnt really increased with RNs and Docs. Probably market saturation. I'd rather take on a higher level of education and responsibility if it will get me into a completely different tax bracket.

Also, these 50+ year old patients are the biggest kunts on earth. They're actually much less healthy than their parent's generation and much more entitled. Glad to not have to deal with them being concious anymore, and their poor health will guarantee i stay in high demand. OTOTH, the 70s-80s year old generation is the GOAT. They dont even make people like that anymore and im glad i was able to take care of them.

In the end, LMAO if any of you think i gave a fuk what people thought about me while i worked my way up to the top.

[TheJediBrah]

This, also Oncology and Psychiatry

lmfao

Psych nurses are the rejects of the nursing world, they are almost all the bottom rung in terms of quality

[4everalone]

I respect them If they have loving wives & children outside their job.

Think rotting in an office writing code before going home to video games & pron is more manly??