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> TC pushes into mid/high 100's a few years in Maybe in California. I don't think that's the case in most states, unless you're doing a ton of overtime. I know
by BeetleB 3mo ago
> TC pushes into mid/high 100's a few years in
Maybe in California. I don't think that's the case in most states, unless you're doing a ton of overtime. I know someone who makes $130K/year in my state, which is amongst the top paying states. Has over a decade of experience.
- testerteert000a 3mo agoI suggest you look at where nurses unions are nationwide, and their collective bargaining agreements! Nurse unions aren't just in blue states named California.
- BeetleB 3mo agoThe $130K person is covered by a union.
- testerteert000a 3mo agoExcluding a NP path ($200k+ within a decade of RN licensure if you want it), and factoring in shortages - RN as a team lead makes ~$130k w/ ~4-5 yrs per the CBA I know of. That's without overtime or nights, without a new CBA factoring in the 2020's inflation and shortages after COVID era departures. NP further swings the math, to include the tuition costs baked in from a cheap in-state school, employer tuition support, and specializing in demand areas like psych.