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That doesn't help if we don't have money to hire qualified nurses.
by nicoburns 1y ago
That doesn't help if we don't have money to hire qualified nurses.
- the-grump 1y agoLarger supply leads to lower prices, if demand stays flat.
- CoastalCoder 1y agoIf nurses had lower up-front costs for their own training, I could imagine that allowing lower wages without them being worse off financially. If we hand-wave away a lot of other market dynamics, I'm guessing.
- rectang 1y agoCNAs (Certified Nursing Assistants) have low up-front training costs, but don't make a lot of money: an average of $19/hr [1]. So at least some of the less skilled work is being done with economic efficiency. [1] https://nursa.com/salary/cna https://nursa.com/salary/cna