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Michelle’s Answer

As others have stated nurses salaries can vary a bit. Depending on the degree and where you work, not only the state but facility. Hospitals tend to pay a little more than long term care an assisted living. Third shift nurses make more than first shift for obvious reasons. But the base salary for a nurse starting out on day’s working full time is usually around 55.000/year. You move up pretty quickly as your experience grows. I feel if you find caring for people something you are interested, nursing is the way to go, for good pay and flexibility! Good luck with whatever you chose.
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Suzanne’s Answer

Nursing salaries vary from state to state and by roles/specialties. I would suggest that you review this website for the best information. Keep in mind that having advanced degrees and specialty certifications will increase salary ranges:



https://nightingale.edu/blog/nurse-salary-by-state/

Suzanne recommends the following next steps:

Consider the type of nursing specialty you might enjoy
Pursue a bachelors degree in nursing
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Richard’s Answer

Depends on the location and setting (hospital vs clinic) but $25-40 per hour is a good estimated range
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