Nurse Practitioner Salary and Hourly Wages for all 50 States
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- Nurse practitioner salary and hourly wage averages for all 50 states, including top paying industries, average salary growth rate, and more.
Nurse practitioners (NPs) are advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs). According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in May 2020, the average salary for a nurse practitioner was $114,510 per year or $55.05 per hour.
This article examines the average salary for all 50 states, including California, Florida, New York, Tennessee, Texas, New Jersey, and more.
California had the highest number of nurse practitioners in the country, and it was also the top paying state.
Watch the video to see the nurse practitioner pay rate, hourly pay, average salary, top paying industries, and industries with the highest NP employment levels.
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Oh wow! Thanks for this! I just started my first WHNP job here in Fort Worth and I’m enjoying it so far!
In my NYC hospital NPs start at 150!
Very informative and awesome video, thanks so much!
I'm sorry, iam an lpn and np should be making minimum 165000 pr yr. They have so much responsibility, so over worked and it's hard work getting at that level to provide care
Say it loud for everyone with legislative authority and lobbyists to hear.
I agree 165k minimum.
Keep in mind the cost of living I all of these areas as well the cost of living may be low so the salary you get will put you in a very nice spot, whereas in California and New York the cost of living is through the roof and that salary would mean much less.
I’d ❤️ to see a report like this that included cost of living comparison too. SF might pat $90/hr but starter home is $1 million so… kind of a different picture 🤷♀️
Nurses making MD salaries traveling. Makes no sense to do NP right now.
Eh, hard disagree.
Not even taking into account actual job duty desire (people wanting to do NP work because they like that scope of practice and/or feel they're doing more good at that level than they would as an RN.), stuff like workload, job security and the alike are kind of important.
Yes, as a Travel RN you MIGHT start to make money approaching NP numbers (not MD. That's too much a stretch) if you're busting your ass in random unfamiliar settings, living in motels, day-in and day-out... or I could go to school a few years longer and earn that same kind of money going down the block to CVS and sticking people with needles a few hours a day (Minute Clinic).
The digits in a yearly salary are overrated. Other job details matter.
Also, take into account the cost of living in each area. California can be very expensive.
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Do these wages reflect primarily salary that has benefits included? Benefits packages like PTO, 401K matching, health insurance, disability can tack on another $20-25K onto the salary alone. So if it is straight pay, not including benefits, those numbers look reasonable, but still low IMO. NPs are crucial to the aging population and healthcare shortage and have proved over and over again that they have the same patient outcomes as other healthcare providers, and if I dare say, exceed the standards of care in many cases. I think the pandemic is going to show a shift in pay next time a report is released, as everyone learned during COVID times that nurses are the backbone of the healthcare system.
This is not really related to the video but I’m in pre-nursing at a community college and nothing I’m learning has anything to do with nursing 😞 I feel like I’m wasting money on student loans that are not even related to my major
Keep pushing it’ll all pay off soon. I felt them same at but now I’m in a program and have learned so much. They use those classes as ways to determine who’s best for their program. Plus some will be important for the nursing entrance exam. Work hard and before you know it you’ll be learning about diseases and all sorts of things nursing related.
Wait until your actually in the nursing program and you will have to take a bunch of useless nursing theory courses.
I graduated at a community college in June and passed my NCLEX in Aug. This is my first week of orientation in a hospital. It will all pay off soon. Just make sure to keep a good gpa in pre-nursing.
Can you do a video about different jobs of nurses?
You should make one for crna
Is it safe to say that instead of being a doctor, I'll go with NP?
Less schooling
Yep, but also very saturated job market. Not enough physicians to employee NP’s so a lot are sitting around waiting months and months for hours and employment
@@AFibcRVR Cant they have their own practice/ office?
@@AFibcRVR wouldn’t say “sitting.” I worked as a travel RN and it was very rewarding.
@@AFibcRVR nonsense.
give a video in general physician salary
Sarah, You should start a patreon!
NP salary is not worth pursuing compare to amount of responsibility they have.
Why? A docotor mostly is the one who signs off and tuition is much lower than Med school.
A LOT of doctors owe at least $450k of student loan debt at the atart of their career.took a longer time as well.
@@rebeccamarie4065 lol not true. They're extremely independent. I work in ER, and they're expected to do their own thing. Emergencies come in, they're assessing and ordering meds, procedures, etc.. in life or death scenarios, they're all on their own. The doctor isn't there to hold their hand, they're busy too. Decisions need to be made very very quickly. And they're not making hardly any more money than the nurses, less even, if the nurses are making overtime or incentive pay.
@@KatrinaJoy225 huh? The NP works under the supervision of the MD. A cut of their salary goes to the MD. So no, they’re not actually independent. The MD has to sign off on everything that the NP does. I’m a nurse. I “work up” a new patient by inserting IVs and drawing blood in anticipation of the MD ordering it. It does not make me any more independent than the NP running a code in anticipation of what the MD will do, as he or she will order the necessary workup.
@@widescreen1272 and they’ll pay off that debt faster. At my hospital the ER MD gets $250/hr and bonuses on top of that for the amount of patients they see and how much revenue they generate for the hospital. And a lot of them hold academic jobs as professors at the medical schools, too. If I could start over I’d pick MD over NP school
Can you talk about the RNFA program ? Please
What about Kansas
i'm here 1st :-)
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for nurse practitioner, be an RN
Going to be a lot more work then the typical nurse would get paid for. Keep pushing nurses away due to their vaccine beliefs. It's going to be a great career for all incoming new Healthcare workers.
Just coming here to say: Wow NPs don't make much more money then RNs! And that's before OT and bonuses.
I finally noted this last week and it is disturbing and depressing to say the least. I really made more than I do now working agency and travelling. SMH
IS THERE ANY RN .I AM FROM INDIA .
I know somebody who is an international RN who recently moved to the US as a permanent resident. She has 6 yrs of nursing experience and gets paid $28.50 per hr. It actually depends on what state you’re going. Some states will require you to take NCLEX and IELTS, other states only require you to take NCLEX.
They made one, you have to search for it
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