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How I TRIPLED my income as a Registered Nurse 

Katherine Ann
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@redcapote4760
@redcapote4760 9 месяцев назад
If you're a new grad watching this, or most likely a nursing student watching this, don't forget the part where she put in her years in order to easily get travel RN jobs. Experience is everything. 85% of the stuff you're learning in nursing school will go out the window as you re-learn how to do actual bedside nursing at your facility. And so you need to have a little patience, especially if you're younger.
@phalange1234
@phalange1234 Год назад
Thank you for spelling this out. As a staff nurse, I definitely realize travel nursing is the only way match inflation, just needed someone to spell it out the way you have. Thanks for the great video! Definitely reconsidering my options.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks so much for watching! Good luck to you!
@traceyevans2757
@traceyevans2757 Год назад
I’m here to say those contracts are pretty much gone and it’s almost just as good to work core… I make $43.50/hr as an RN core when I WAS making $85/hr as a local travel nurse. I really wish those contracts were still around… God those were so good…
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks for the insight, Tracey! Yeah, unfortunately a lot of them are. I still see contracts occasionally offering 3-4k a week, but it's few and far between now.
@maryclebeau
@maryclebeau Год назад
You go girl, I just love your videos 😊I am a retired 66 y/O mom who has a daughter who is a school nurse in California. So, I listen to your information to pass on the information to her. She is an LVN and is apprehensive to get her RN and it’s not the money it’s that she doesn’t think she can do it? I always tell her she is smart enough. So, I will pass on these statistics to help her to get an incentive to get her RN. Thank you for sharing your advice.
@TheSammadan
@TheSammadan 10 месяцев назад
thank you so much ! you are wonderful 😊
@diamondz4lfye313
@diamondz4lfye313 2 года назад
Good information. Thanks
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@MNP208
@MNP208 2 года назад
That was very smart - taking advantage of the job market. You have to be young though! It's sad that in our profession (even prior to Covid), you have to change companies in order to raise your salary significantly. Otherwise, you get a raise of 60 cents here or there. I've known coworkers who've gone above and beyond (taking on extra projects, etc.) and they still end up with a meager raise.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Hey M! Thanks for the comment! I will say there are travel nurses whom I work with who are in their 50s! I agree it's sad you have to change co. so much just to get the pay you want :/ BUT I think that also helps keep the market competitive and helps to raise wages for nurses!
@MNP208
@MNP208 2 года назад
@@Katherine_Ann Bless them. I need to save my back for the next 40 years! We all know the hoyers are not used as often as they should be.
@japonica30
@japonica30 Год назад
It’s sad but for years, people moved for better pay. Nursing and otherwise. It’s probably one of the more empowering things I did in my life. I was tired of seeing administrators yell at my fellow nurses, the toxic work environment and bad pay. Leaving and finding better is better than being stuck. I’ve been there and i said, if it doesn’t work out at least I tried.
@MNP208
@MNP208 Год назад
@@japonica30 Not to mention... even if you don't stay, you've learned so much!
@incrementumdigitalbrandpar5396
Really loved your videos Katherine!
@skoopqueen
@skoopqueen Год назад
I wasnt financial free as a nurse until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing is a grand choice I made. Great video! Thanks for sharing! Very inspiring! I love this
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks for watching!
@eadad4371
@eadad4371 Год назад
Not quite long I started investing. I'm very curious and need help on how to enhance and increase my returns. Any good investment tips would be appreciated
@daughterofthemosthigh3417
@daughterofthemosthigh3417 Год назад
What did u do?
@skoopqueen.
@skoopqueen. Год назад
@@daughterofthemosthigh3417 Generally, investing requires higher knowledge. For this reason, It's important to have a solid support structure (financial consultant) to guide you through especially in asset picking. I operate with (Regina Louise Collaro) an investment advisor who partners with a licensed wealth management firm. For the record, the experience has been the best for my finance.She is quite popular for her services so you might have heard of her. She made me financially stable investing through her help, now I earn on a monthly basis through her passive income strategy... So I’ll advise you do get a good Investment advisor for yourself.
@eadad4371
@eadad4371 Год назад
@@skoopqueen. That’s great , your investment advisor must be really good,I have seen testimonies of people using the help of investment advisors in making them more financial stable. Do you mind sharing more info on this person?
@JazzyJay184
@JazzyJay184 2 года назад
I’m a new graduate trying to pay off student loans so I’m taking all the tips I can get! Thank you for the info and video!
@wendywalecka2910
@wendywalecka2910 Год назад
We used to have a 5 step clinical ladder where used to work and the percent increase wasn't bad, but then they cut the percentages. I made it to clin-IV, but I decided to go back to school for my master's. I also wanted to get off nights which I did forn7 years. Now I'm back to home health, but I almost wish I would have tried travel nursing. Congrats to you for doing well!
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thank you, Wendy! Thanks for watching!
@TheHololo1234
@TheHololo1234 Год назад
Thanks for all the info! I'm a new nurse with just a few months of experience on a med Surg floor. Do you recommend I go into the ICU, ER, or both before doing local assignments? Also, how far away were your local travel assignments?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thank you for watching! Great questions. It depends what your priorities are. If you enjoy the ICU or ER, those are always in need but so is med surg. Other specialties do generally pay better than med surg, but I would just recommend pursuing one that you will enjoy. Generally, travel agencies will want to hire you for a position that you have had recent experience with. For my first local travel assignment, it was approximately 45 miles, but for the second it was only 2 miles!
@user9o777laont
@user9o777laont 9 месяцев назад
If you can do icu or er you can do anything. ER nurses are much cooler though, burnout rates are super high. If you’re planning to travel, I say ER
@Repaks1201
@Repaks1201 Месяц назад
Straight to the point! I like it.
@wedgepressure4313
@wedgepressure4313 Год назад
What are you doing for health insurance?
@Kim-J312
@Kim-J312 Год назад
My bf works at Cedars-Sinai in West Hollywood as regular staff she makes 135k , no other, no on call. She started off travel nursing making 40 an hour but housing certificate was 4k a month , she found apt 2k , pocketed the other 2k tax free
@Alessandro92772
@Alessandro92772 11 месяцев назад
How can I get that kind of job, please. I live in Broward county, I'm new in the area, single mom and looking for a job as Rn. He works with agency or got hired by a hospital's contract applying online and then the rest with HR? Let me know, please 🙏
@Foreva_my_side
@Foreva_my_side 7 месяцев назад
How u get your rn degree was it difficult with pre requisite
@bevlou914
@bevlou914 27 дней назад
Inspiring ❤
@seasonalliving2881
@seasonalliving2881 Год назад
I plan to do travel nursing in the next 10 years! What specialty would you say its best to get into for that?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Wow, you're really looking ahead! There's a variety of specialties that you can do in travel nursing, so I would pursue one that you enjoy first. ICU nurses and ER nurses are always in demand and pay well, especially during the pandemic.
@maymayp1179
@maymayp1179 Год назад
How do u apply for local travel nursing in socal? I thought you need to live 60 miles away from your assignment to get housing stipend? Or $112 is the rate only per hr without including housing?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
As a local traveler you dont get a housing stipend, some companies will give you a food stipend though which is helpful since it's not taxed. I'm not sure if CA had a state rule about local travel nurses but normally it's up to the hospital. You just apply the regular way!
@maymayp1179
@maymayp1179 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann apply directly to the hospital? Nice. Thank you for such a informative video!
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
@@maymayp1179 you apply the same way you would a true travel contract, through the agency
@davidcantor293
@davidcantor293 Год назад
My goodness $26 an hour in PA. Here in Las Vegas you can expect $35-40 as a new grad!
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
That was a few years ago in PA! I would imagine it's closer to what Las Vegas is paying, now.
@ricardorodriguesrr18
@ricardorodriguesrr18 Год назад
I make 60 per hour as a lpn in pa doing contracts.
@hdudley1
@hdudley1 2 года назад
What do you do about health insurance, are you insured by a spouse or do you get your own insurance on the market…is it expensive?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Hey, great question. Fortunately, my husband has health insurance for us. Many travel nursing companies will offer health insurance, but you could also look into medical sharing programs which can be reasonable!
@lisaalward6832
@lisaalward6832 2 года назад
Travel nursing pay is amazing but positives of staying at our hospital is paying almost $2000 for one extra shift ($1200 + time and a half). For me this added $120k last year. The stay at my hospital for insurance, $5000 in tuition reimbursement, 2 weeks paid vacation and stability. Plus I love my coworkers. As an ER nurse I plan on climbing the seniority ladder and training for trauma.
@julliemwende1126
@julliemwende1126 2 года назад
Which hospital please… am looking for a better hospital far from travel.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Wow, that's great Lisa! There's definitely nothing wrong with what you're doing and especially with your career ambitions, it sounds like you're making a great choice! Thanks for watching!
@donaldhudson5237
@donaldhudson5237 Год назад
Hello Lisa, how are you doing
@ricardorodriguesrr18
@ricardorodriguesrr18 Год назад
Which state r u in ?
@hermanmunster714
@hermanmunster714 11 месяцев назад
You go girls. $ is name of the game.
@strides1000
@strides1000 2 года назад
Just got into nursing school, can’t wait to graduate and start making a decent pay. Definitely hoping to be a travel nurse for those in between contract vacations lol
@elchulo2423
@elchulo2423 Год назад
Hi!!! I’m new to your channel and I wonder if you would sometime talk about NCLEX reviews. Thanks???
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi Omar! I have done that on my instagram account a few times! You can find it under my videos!
@japonica30
@japonica30 Год назад
I’ve been a nurse for 14 years. After a pretty burn out year personally, I’m doing travel nursing..honestly the first 8 years of my career, I “capped” or at least that’s what they told me at just $21/hr...it was really horrible. I was in RN school and got divorced while in school several years ago and just had to work as I had two young sons. I am doing travel nursing now as an LPN. I am tired of being tired. I want to live well and be paid fairly. Best decision I made. Thank you for sharing
@japonica30
@japonica30 Год назад
Horrible is an understatement, even back then it wasn’t enough..I will never live/work in Florida or south as long as their pay is unviable
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks for sharing! That's crazy that they told you that you capped. It's crazy how so many employers don't understand inflation. They're willing to increase their prices, but don't recognize that their employees purchasing power is deflating as everything else is increasing. It's a great way to get people to leave.
@japonica30
@japonica30 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann well, it was before the inflation. It actually paid more than other jobs in the area. It was just demoralizing. Some people could live on it bc they had two incomes..but I was tired. Working night and day and had two sons. I had to make a choice (long story short.) I enjoyed your video bc it reminded me of giving yourself a chance. You never know, life can be better, all it takes is one decision. I moved out of that state and I’m better for it.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
@@japonica30 Glad to hear it! Thank you again for watching it!
@heav2582
@heav2582 Год назад
What is it like traveling with kids? How does that work?
@noerisgil754
@noerisgil754 2 года назад
Gosh...if all nurses had this transparency we wouldn't have such disparities in nursing pay.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Thanks for watching!
@atimnile2401
@atimnile2401 Год назад
The Disparities is really largely related to the cost of living being so diff in all States throughout the country . For example; I live in Wisconsin & the average RN pay is 37 bucks an hour💰; unless you’re A traveller or work through an Agency then it’s much more . However Illinois & Minnesota our sister states pay their nurses A whole lot higher than WI. I heard Southern States like Alabama & Arkansas pay even a lot less. So it really comes down to where you live . Local travelers & out-of-state travelers make so much more. So if you’re looking to make Money as A nurse; gotta travel like everybody else .
@membz181
@membz181 Год назад
I just learned that there are different levels of RN how do you level up? Do you have to go back to nursing school? (I’m planning on taking nursing and I stumbled upon your channel)
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thank you for watching and for your question! Generally it's a combination of experience, further education specific to your field such as a certification and certain requirements that you have to meet. They may be dependent on your employer.
@SandyOhNo
@SandyOhNo 10 месяцев назад
It also depends on what facility you work. Not all are created equal.
@Kassiex5
@Kassiex5 2 года назад
Hey can you tell me how you find local travel contracts ? Or which agencies in PA you’d recommend?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Hey Kassie! Thanks for your question, I don't know any agencies specifically in PA, but a good start is finding travel Facebook pages in your area. You can always look at job boards for postings as well.
@Kassiex5
@Kassiex5 2 года назад
@@Katherine_Ann okay thank youu
@heranaddis4393
@heranaddis4393 Год назад
Hi Kassie, I can help assist you to get in contact with a great recruiter. Let me know if you are interested! Contact me at heranservices@gmail.com.
@lizfavaro4531
@lizfavaro4531 Год назад
I have been a nurse since 1983. The old days were hard but so much better than the healthcare workforce today. Todays healthcare setting is not friendly to our “seasoned and tenured” nurses.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Wow, Liz! My Mom and Aunt have also been nurses for almost that long. I'm sure you've seen quite a lot of changes throughout your career. Thanks for watching!
@AGHartness213
@AGHartness213 2 года назад
Is there a company you recommend working with? I’m near Atlanta too!
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Hey Mandy! My first contract was with AYA but I do not recommend them. This contract I'm with SPIRE which is a local company to Atlanta based out of Roswell. They staff 3 major hospital systems in ATL area. I can email you my recruiters info if you want!
@TheJijie1994
@TheJijie1994 2 года назад
Nurse Katherine do you know any I can use for NY?
@heranaddis4393
@heranaddis4393 Год назад
Yes, definitely Aequor Healthcare services! Contact me at heranservices@gmail.com. I will help you get into contact with a great recruiter.
@annagarr1686
@annagarr1686 Год назад
I ❤ this! Where do you live? I’m in FL local contracts are scarce
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks so much! I live in Atlanta, GA!
@luv2model2007
@luv2model2007 Год назад
I thought you couldn’t get any stipends with local travel nursing ?
@MelisJoy
@MelisJoy Год назад
This is great thanks so much for the insight! Just wondering if someone with BSN would make even more? Not sure if you have that, sry if I missed it
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hey Melissa, thanks so much for watching. I have my BSN. Comparing that to an RN that doesn't have a BSN, it may play a role, but I think experience and the contracts you take make a bigger impact.
@rosexavier7883
@rosexavier7883 Год назад
Absolutely, Nursing does not pay unless you travel. But, I would loveeeee!!!!! to find a way to travel out of the nursing profession for good.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks for the comment, Rose. What are you hoping to transition to?
@megannyabawa3369
@megannyabawa3369 Год назад
Hie Katherine, great video! May you please kindly share with me your travel nurse company. I would like to apply too
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi Megan, thanks for watching! I worked for Aya when I first started travel nursing.
@TheSammadan
@TheSammadan 10 месяцев назад
what is local nurse travel called in Australia? is it same thing like working with agency
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 10 месяцев назад
That I am not sure but travel nursing is through and agency but also now through the hospital systems themselves.
@willisokoth1113
@willisokoth1113 Год назад
Can I ask why you moved from pa to Atlanta, is Atlanta better opportunity for nursing?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
My husbands job!
@willisokoth1113
@willisokoth1113 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann with nursing, do you personally think PA is better than GA based on your experience in both states?
@boogotti1173
@boogotti1173 Год назад
Can u go straight into travel nursing new grad .and do u have to have your bachelor's degree to travel nursing.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi, thanks for the question. You definitely need experience before becoming a travel nurse. As far as the bachelor's degree, I'm not sure. That may be dependent on the medical facility or agency you work for. Hope that helps!
@boogotti1173
@boogotti1173 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann yes perfect thank u .😁❤️
@mariagiron4622
@mariagiron4622 Год назад
Do you have Medical Insurance as a travel nurse? How much will I make in California?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi Maria! I personally do not have medical through my travel company as I am under my husbands insurance. And there is no definite amount for each state, every hospital is different!
@Danielle.Jensen
@Danielle.Jensen 2 года назад
What does it mean to level up as an RN?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Each hospital (normally) has different levels of RNs. Lowest level being a new grad and then highest levels being nurses who have done the work to get to the next level. You are still doing the same work but have added responsibilities with each level. These include education projects, sitting on committees.. ect.
@chrisfry436
@chrisfry436 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann So if you want to focus more on the person and less on "Projects and committee's" you can stay at level 1? and do they look down on you for doing so?
@favourigwe
@favourigwe 9 месяцев назад
can i do the trveal nursing job by going to school of nursing instiad of university
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 9 месяцев назад
You have the potential to be a travel nurse as long as you have passed your NCLEX exam!
@msdelicious01
@msdelicious01 Год назад
Would you recommend any companies for local traveling?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi Michelle, I use one that's specifically for the Atlanta metro. Where do you live?
@msdelicious01
@msdelicious01 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann Orlando area
@Nomad-bl4yw
@Nomad-bl4yw 2 года назад
cath lab or critical care?
@Reclaim-the-Rainbow
@Reclaim-the-Rainbow 8 месяцев назад
Did they try to force you to get the clot shot? If so, has the travel companies and other hospitals been cool with exemptions?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 8 месяцев назад
No comment :) But yes, numerous travel companies and hospitals were open to exemptions!
@jaynette2011
@jaynette2011 Год назад
She’s killing it
@shamekamoonjr33
@shamekamoonjr33 Год назад
@Katherine Ann: What is an RN 1-4❔
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi Shameka, thanks for your question. At the hospital I was at, it is essentially a grade or ranking system based off experience, education or certifications. Generally, the higher you are, the more you are compensated.
@user-ph5ju7hp7g
@user-ph5ju7hp7g Год назад
What is the nurse travel agency you are with?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
It's called Spire Healthcare Solutions!
@user-ph5ju7hp7g
@user-ph5ju7hp7g Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann Thank you Katherine 😊
@perah1016
@perah1016 Год назад
What is the name of the agency you’re with?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Currently I'm with Spire, but I worked for Aya Healthcare previously.
@ichita88
@ichita88 2 года назад
What is local travel nurse? What you have to do? Where is the work? Can u explain please
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Hi there! A local travel nurse is the same thing as a true travel nurse you just stay local to your area though! We do the same thing as a real travel nurse, we are just paid and taxed a bit differently. I currently work at a hospital 1 mile away from my home and take 12 weeks contracts at a time there.
@heranaddis4393
@heranaddis4393 Год назад
Hi Karla, I can help assist you to get in contact with a great recruiter and explain more about the topics you raised. Let me know if you are interested! Contact me at heranservices@gmail.com.
@edimehalfred
@edimehalfred 2 года назад
Amazing! Just amazing. Keep it up. The Lord keep you safe and in good health. Shalom.
@rn9167
@rn9167 2 месяца назад
do you do 3/12 as travel nurse or you pick up hours?
@evagalan4716
@evagalan4716 Год назад
Hey- is it best to go through a travel company or go straight to the hospital with the travel opening via Human Resources? Thinking maybe I don’t want to be restricted to the typical 13 weeks…
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hey Eva! Some hospitals are doing internal travel nursing but really that just means its a different structure to being a staff nurse. True travel nursing and going through a third party or agency is the "real" way to be a travel nurse and you are not a nurse of that hospital, you're contracted.
@ambercopeland6851
@ambercopeland6851 Год назад
How can I message you? I would love to tell you how you can make similar pay outside of bedside as a nurse.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi Amber, you can find my email in the "About" section on my page :)
@1973sophia
@1973sophia Год назад
Love it when you said that you don't want to be indebted. Thanks for the inspiration.
@sunshinegirl1967
@sunshinegirl1967 Год назад
I'm an RN working in home health making $23/hour. And I have over 30 years experience in cardiac, surgical, and physical rehab. I couldn't stand the office politics of the hospital which is why I settle for what I do now for so little. I'm sick of nursing tbh and just want out. The pay inequity is nothing short of abuse.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks for sharing! Wow, with that experience I would expect you to make double that. That's a shame. Thanks for sharing.
@agoogleuser7639
@agoogleuser7639 Год назад
Sounds like your working in the wrong state.
@elishahabainza3190
@elishahabainza3190 8 месяцев назад
In Alaska you make double with 3-5 years. With 20 plus years you’d be making WELL over 6 figures
@adspie
@adspie Год назад
problem is the broken system in US, they can pay more $ on a traveler nurse than their normal resident nurse same job description... what's the difference??? American created two tier system in their healthcare after covid. Alot of our colleague question the management they hire so much traveler with the same role as them but higher pay, isn't that fair?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
It's a little more complex than that. Staff nurses should definitely be paid better, but travel nurses don't have the job security and often not the same benefits offered to them.
@briannguyen4078
@briannguyen4078 5 месяцев назад
I have 100k of debt and definitely do not want to take on more loans 😢. Will look into traveling
@briannguyen4078
@briannguyen4078 5 месяцев назад
Any advice on how to pay off 100k as a nurse besides travel nursing? Currently just starting out.
@balla2828
@balla2828 Год назад
How much overtime are you working on average in order to make this $150,000 figure? Or is that what you will he earning without overtime?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
No overtime, I don't pick up overtime! 😊
@balla2828
@balla2828 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann thank you for the response. Is the 150k after taxes?
@lindatruong65
@lindatruong65 2 года назад
Hi how do you qualify for a food stipend being a local travel nurse? I thought you only get a stipend if you’re 50 miles away from faculty
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Hey Linda! Yeah that is not actually true! I thought the same thing, my recruiter explained it to me and gave me the website to look it up on my own. Local travelers can get food stipends just not housing.
@lindatruong65
@lindatruong65 2 года назад
@@Katherine_Ann would you be able to send me that link? I’m from PA I wonder if that applies in my state.
@carla-oq8lz
@carla-oq8lz Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann Hello, thank you for helping others with this information. Does your local travel agency only offer contracts? I am looking for PRN shift with an agency. I am in California. Can you please share the name of your agency? thank you in advance.
@bevlou914
@bevlou914 27 дней назад
Can you tell me what courses I can do to level up as a Rn I have 10 years international experience. Thanks love yr videos
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 10 дней назад
Hi, thank you for watching! Well, that depends on where you're currently working and what they require for you to level up. There may be different educational requirements or just experience. I would definitely put whatever effort in that is required!
@PinkYellowGreen2023
@PinkYellowGreen2023 11 месяцев назад
Love this video. Nurses have all the education and resources they need to make a decent income. They can invest and make more too. Why would their income ever be something left up to others is my question after watching this. Could their potential be limited by references? Their environment? Haters? 🤷‍♀️ Its scary to think that someone with the qualifications and experience to be a nurse would not have a decent income.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 11 месяцев назад
Great points, thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@kristinhaag842
@kristinhaag842 2 года назад
Curious if travel nursing is available for outpatient positions!
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
It is! There are infusion center positions I have been offered!
@ngadjeu51
@ngadjeu51 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann hey, i love infusion but I’m currently in medsurg tele.. is it possible to get an assignment as an infusion nurse ? Any recommendations ? Thanks
@MrDsan123
@MrDsan123 Год назад
I live in California and make $49. I am looking to get into venture capital.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Wow, interesting. Are you saying you want to be a venture capitalist or working for some kind of venture capital firm?
@MrDsan123
@MrDsan123 Год назад
@Katherine Ann I am interested in finding a venture capitalist to invest in my business one day. I just have no idea what my business is. Lol just been saving money, but congrats on coming up sis.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
@@MrDsan123 Ah, gotcha! Very cool, entrepreneurial endeavors fascinate me too, hence why I created my RU-vid channel. Best of luck to you!
@henryperez6842
@henryperez6842 6 месяцев назад
Would you care to share the name of the agency? Do you have benefits? Health insurance?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 6 месяцев назад
Hey Henry,, I most recently worked for Spire Workforce Solutions, but started my travel nursing career Aya Healthcare. Yes, they offered benefits such as health insurance, although I didn't take it due to being on my husband's. I believe I even negotiated a higher rate due to not accepting their benefits.
@sagbeach1
@sagbeach1 Год назад
I work as a school nurse and I would like to try travel nursing- though do you need to have yrs of med surg experience? Are there travel nurse positions that are in other nurse disciplines? Your videos are great and helpful!
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
There are travel positions of all kinds! Infusions centers, L&D, med surg, OR, PACU, cath lab... you name it! You must (should) have recent experience in the type of travel you want to go into. It will be hard to find a job if you don't have recent experience in that particular field.
@educatedwanderer9293
@educatedwanderer9293 Год назад
The downside of travel nursing is you are a 1099 employee, almost no benefits. And you have to go new places every few weeks. I have managed to almost double my income while staying on and working ICU on a weekend program and also working one on-call shift a week. So, I have consistently made a 70k or 80k base double to 120 to 140k per year for the last 15 years with full benefits. I have a total of 29 years in ICU. I plan to work another 7 to 12 years and retire at age 60 or 65 having achieved financial independence.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Wow, that's a ton of experience! Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
@readingwithrose9018
@readingwithrose9018 Год назад
How do you find travel nurse positions?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hey, thank you for your question. A good starting point is using various job boards, travel agencies will often post jobs on them. You can then look at an agency's website and see more contracts being offered!
@heranaddis4393
@heranaddis4393 Год назад
Hi Rose, I can help assist you to get in contact with a great recruiter. Let me know if you are interested! Contact me at heranservices@gmail.com.
@Mr_SamuelAdam
@Mr_SamuelAdam 6 месяцев назад
Our hospital doesn't have any rn 1-2-3 stuff lol
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 6 месяцев назад
How does your hospital do it?
@lauras2046
@lauras2046 10 месяцев назад
What about health insurance?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 10 месяцев назад
I am fortunate enough to be under my husband health insurance but there are plenty of travelers who don't use the travel agency insurance and just get their own through companies like Medishare
@laurachamberlain9591
@laurachamberlain9591 2 месяца назад
What is a local traveling nurse? I have not heard of that term.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 месяца назад
It's like true travel nursing but without having to travel far! I commuted 1 mile to my last travel assignment but was paid like a regular travel nurse. This is not as common anymore and now hospitals have their own "travel nurses" instead of through a third party agency.
@kamran6336
@kamran6336 Год назад
What are your thoughts on traveling while being married? I'll be qualified to travel as a monitor tech in few months, but my wife is apprehensive about letting me have too much freedom and being away several months at a time lol.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
That's a great question. It all depends on what works for you and your wife. Can she travel with you? I chose local travel nursing because I wanted to be with my husband every night.
@kamran6336
@kamran6336 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann She is a full time pre school teacher. We have no children and feel right now would be the best time to try it out before we start a family. I can bring her with me, but will have to sacrifice a source of income if she won't be working.. Also, I cannot imagine local positions would be open for MT's like for nurses.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
@@kamran6336 Well, now would definitely be the time to do it before children. If you have a goal in mind and just want to do it for a season, then it could work out. Just make sure to prioritize your marriage! Best of luck to you in whatever you decide :)
@kamran6336
@kamran6336 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann Thanks for the feedback. A side question, you said you receive a weekly food stipend. Do you pocket remaining monies if you don't use it? For example, can you send it to your spouse and he could use it towards home expenses or does it have to be for food purchases? Sorry if the question is vague.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
@@kamran6336 No problem at all, I see what you're asking. Yeah, so it's just a tax free payment that is included in my paycheck. It's a part of your overall compensation, there are no specific stipulations on how you need to use it.
@nurseyang8793
@nurseyang8793 2 года назад
What is your agency?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
It's Spire!
@alessandradesouza9649
@alessandradesouza9649 Год назад
Why this little? Omg, my ex was working as a handyman at a hotel, getting paid 35 p hour.. no education at all 😢
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi Alessandra, what do you think is little? Wages can be supply and demand. I was able to increase my income substantially by filling a market demand where there was a void.
@winduncan9818
@winduncan9818 2 месяца назад
When ever I have looked into California travel contracts I always come out making more per diem staying where I'm at(in Ca.). I think the big money contracts are a thing of the past.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 месяца назад
I think so!
@jolayemimochoge1746
@jolayemimochoge1746 Год назад
Can you go more into detail of how local travel works. You mentioned getting a food stipend is the only difference no housing allowance?
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi, thanks for your question. It can all depend on your contract, the agency you're working through and the hospital you're working at. I was not receiving a tax free housing stipend like traditional travel nurses do, but I was receiving a tax free food stipend. My rate may have also been higher at some points, but I was obviously taxed more.
@alevaldes6589
@alevaldes6589 Год назад
35 or even 40$ per hr is the new 10$/h..you cant get a decent house..and keep up with expenses..if you have kids , thats it..just daycare can be up to 3k..per month..
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
That's right!
@ricardorodriguesrr18
@ricardorodriguesrr18 Год назад
Pretty much lol . I'm making 60 per hour and I still feel like I live paycheck by paycheck. ;(
@mirandaalexis
@mirandaalexis 2 года назад
travel nursing is always an option
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
For sure!
@LAOWayMusic
@LAOWayMusic 5 месяцев назад
If you want the short answer: She went from being an RN Level 4 making over $36.25/hour, and then quit and found a job in travel nursing for $112/hour doing med surg nursing, then back to a slightly lower rate at $75/hour (over $150,000 per year). You can work for 6-8 months and then afford to take a vacation. Give her video a like! I don't like waiting for an answer but she was thorough!
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 5 месяцев назад
Thanks for watching!
@wendic2547
@wendic2547 11 месяцев назад
That’s exactly what I did! The money was amazing!! So sad it’s going away.
@Angela_847
@Angela_847 2 года назад
Good video, the best decision I made as a RN nurse was to create a side hustle for extra income streams. It has really helped me and my family financially stable.
@Angela_847
@Angela_847 2 года назад
@Maria Bryant I made a couple of investments but my investment in forex and crypto has been yielding good profits and I don't think of stopping anytime soon. Investment is key.
@Malgorzata_04
@Malgorzata_04 2 года назад
Stock, forex, crypto currency, Real Estate, hedge funds and ETFs are good investments as well 😊
@nicolerogers6563
@nicolerogers6563 2 года назад
Nice one 👏
@Angela_847
@Angela_847 2 года назад
@Maria Bryant I had similar experience until I met Timothy Scott Taylor my FA, investment or trading is not what you do without proper guidance. He handles all my investment and trading activities and makes sure my portfolio is diversified into various sectors of the market.
@Angela_847
@Angela_847 2 года назад
@Carroll Dion Timothy Scott Taylor is my IA. He is well known in the financial market and globe at large. You can surely connect to him on...
@sakurakos88
@sakurakos88 Год назад
Wow I am a LPN and working in long term care making 50hr
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Wow! That's great Ruben! What does that look like for you?
@sakurakos88
@sakurakos88 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann The pay is good but working in LTC does not make me happy mostly because of the patient to nurse ratio being ridiculous. Having over 20 patients to take care of is just insane and unsafe. Unfortunately at hospitals the pay is significantly lower, I live in Massachusetts and I am pretty sure RN's are making in the 30-40 hr dollar range at the hospitals. Things changed alot in nurse since covid with these nursing contracts paying much more. I cannot blame many travel nurses that are going back to be 'regular' staff at hospitals and other places and wanting to quit the profession, because going from making over 80hr an hour to make less than 40 is tough and demotivating even loving the nursing prof ession...
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
@@sakurakos88 That's a great point, Ruben!
@caseyjames5452
@caseyjames5452 2 года назад
👍🏻
@ellieem4716
@ellieem4716 2 года назад
I did travel briefly at a hospital not too far from my home. The pay was great, but the staff was very friendly - but only to each other. They would not help me if I needed someone to witness a waste of a med or help me boost someone in bed. The aides only helped the other nurses. It was AWFUL. And of course, every single shift, I was given what seemed like every trainwreck on the floor. I thought it just seemed that way until I started noticing that my patient's rooms were split up, like if there was a less acute patient in my "row" of patients, another nurse was assigned that patient and I had another fresh post-op isolation pt with multiple drains, wound care, trach/suctioning, frequent carotid ultrasounds, NG tube, q 2 hour pain meds, etc. across and down the hall, away from my other patients! And this was med-surg!! I'm the type that goes into everything super friendly and helpful to others, looking at us as a team and looking forward to getting to know people. Do YOU feel like you get the cold shoulder from people because you are making more than they are for doing the same job and/or feel like you are given difficult assignments on purpose? I have heard this a lot about travel nursing. What they don't seem to realize is that it ultimately puts the PATIENTS at risk, as it was almost impossible to get to everyone in a timely manner. At the very least, the patients I'm sure were not thrilled (although I was lucky they seemed to be very understanding).
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 года назад
Hey Ellie! Thank you for sharing that, I have heard this same complaint from other nurses as well. I personally don't feel like I've had this issue at the hospital I'm currently at, and I believe that's because most of us are local travel nurses who have been there for almost 1 year or more. I think we have been more so welcomed in like "true" staff. The last facility I was at, it was the same thing. The ER overflow area was staffed by travelers and maybe 1-2 true staff nurses. We would make the assignments ourselves actually (it was chaotic😂) so I believe that helped prevent from all of what you're talking about from happening.
@bronc1976
@bronc1976 Год назад
My girlfriend is doing exactly what you did and this is her 3rd contract. She has changed providers each time. Is there a certain provider that you've researched or have work for that you like? Have you found any that have paid a completion bonus or have decent medical benefits? Thanks
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
@@bronc1976 Hey William! I did not enjoy working with AYA, although I know some have. I am currently with SPIRE which is a local agency to the ATL area, I do really enjoy them. I have a smaller completion bonus than I had with AYA but they are better to work with. I currently get a $300 competition bonus. Insurance wise, I cannot speak to that, as I am under my husbands.
@DomBogey94
@DomBogey94 Год назад
I am an RN in Michigan. Starting pay averages between 29.25-34 here on average. This is talking to coworkers that applied at different hospitals. I am getting paid $33.69 starting, working on day shift. Way too low. We should all be starting at $50...easy. Also, never heard of leveling up as an RN. We definitely do not have that here in Mich.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks for your thoughts, DB! I'd be curious what the cost of living is like in your area. That does seem pretty low!
@Datb2
@Datb2 Год назад
I was just saying we need to all start at atkeasy $40! It’s so sad
@IlyseCraft
@IlyseCraft 2 года назад
Nurse Katherine - Are you open to learning how you don’t have to work harder as a Nurse and make so much more? If you love it you can share it with your audience. You’ll smash this and you & nurses deserve to do what you LOVE without having to incur debt or work even more !
@chakitchauhan5656
@chakitchauhan5656 2 месяца назад
My name is Chakit Chauhan. I am from India. Please tell me how to earn money online. I am a nursing registered.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 2 месяца назад
Hi Chakit, great question. I have another video talking about remote nursing jobs, that you can check out!
@maryleigh8990
@maryleigh8990 6 месяцев назад
How I stayed at the same income but salvaged my sanity...became a nurse educator...
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 6 месяцев назад
Haha, that's a way to do it!
@dhooy7150
@dhooy7150 Год назад
Travel nursing is another way. Great video
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thank you for watching!
@mamamua4644
@mamamua4644 2 месяца назад
I have a family with small kids- can’t travel nurse. Lucky I can go to nursing school :(
@sikandartv2848
@sikandartv2848 Год назад
Hi
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hello!
@sikandartv2848
@sikandartv2848 Год назад
@@Katherine_Ann hi dear
@Gioli565
@Gioli565 Год назад
I more than tripled my pay going per diem
@iheomachieke9009
@iheomachieke9009 Год назад
How soon after you become a grad nurse can you be per diem?
@iheomachieke9009
@iheomachieke9009 Год назад
Also how does your pay increase per diem?
@Ale69899
@Ale69899 Год назад
Nurses need to learn to invest in real estate! They need to be taught to be entrepreneurs and not slaves to the system.
@alanchizik8328
@alanchizik8328 Год назад
I'm very timid to invest in real estate as I would be pouring savings into a project that takes more money to maintain than it puts out.
@atimnile2401
@atimnile2401 Год назад
Soooo True👍👍!!!
@twilliams111111
@twilliams111111 Год назад
I totally agree.
@kayabe856
@kayabe856 Год назад
Easier said than done. Real estate is not easy.
@bobjoe5937
@bobjoe5937 Год назад
Lol okay, sure. You need to have a shoe in with $ to even do that. You make it sound so easy.
@DeadDreadLock
@DeadDreadLock Год назад
Not straightforward to the point, too much fluff, but thank you for the end result.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks for your feedback and for watching.
@detoxlady6777
@detoxlady6777 Год назад
You were a zombie :) LOL!!
@hermanmunster714
@hermanmunster714 11 месяцев назад
So in 2019 making six figures but not keeping up? You go RN girl. Money is the name of the game. Forget that bs about how it's a calling. It's a job.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 11 месяцев назад
Money is important, but I still think having purpose and meaning in your career is extremely important!
@tracyalbino-daggett4032
@tracyalbino-daggett4032 Год назад
Didn't even finish watching, of course its travel nursing
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Thanks for commenting, Tracy.
@CalifaJohn1
@CalifaJohn1 11 месяцев назад
Why do nurses take high liability jobs for the same amount that a Costco checker makes? It is no wonder women commonly earn less than men. Nurses should be earning at least MORE than a plumber. I started at $62/hr right out of nursing school. $50 should be rock bottom minimum. $70-$100 is the only serious pay range with experience.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 11 месяцев назад
Wow, that's impressive John. I'm assuming you're in California?
@CalifaJohn1
@CalifaJohn1 11 месяцев назад
@@Katherine_Ann Yes, and more importantly, it was a union site. I want nurses to know their worth. If healthcare billing is just as high in other states, they should be paying nurses fairly. I am glad the nurse in the video got to excellent pay levels, but she did not even know she was being underpaid in her early years.
@breft3416
@breft3416 5 месяцев назад
This video is a testament to how bad the system is. Execs paying themselves a million a year have no trouble with this, but won't staff a medical unit above slave labor. Grab the dough while you're young, kids. Your brain and body will not last under the barrage of weak middle managers and new computer systems every two or three years, not to mention idiotic patients and families demanding hotel services (fully supported by executives, btw).
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 5 месяцев назад
Thanks for watching - I don't agree with everything you said, but the sentiment can unfortunately be true. The system needs to change in multiple ways!
@PinkYellowGreen2023
@PinkYellowGreen2023 10 месяцев назад
Some people made me earning money as a registered nurse an issue of race and sex....how trifling is that? Nursing is not about that.
@jibyjiby5424
@jibyjiby5424 Год назад
This concept is so damaging to the future of nursing. It makes me so sad to see young nurses promote this toxic industry. Firstly, it has fractured the team comradery which maintains mental health wellness if nurses, retention rates, enhanced communication between staff, and so much more. Secondly, travel nursing is a very big ask for nurses with families which accounts for a majority of millennial (and adjoining generations to a lesser extent) so these nurses are very often working as core staff which requires them to have increased responsibility to shuffle travelers in and work many shift with strangers surrounding them. Thirdly, hospitals are losing enormous amounts of money from hiring travel agencies to staff them while not investing in the cheaper and more sustainable/healthy culture and organizational mission values by using that money to attract more dedicated staff for the longer term. Thirdly, from personal experience, it contributes significantly to pandemic and post pandemic mental health issues/burnout due to work in a more isolated environment with the rapid turnover of travelers which is likely a contribution to the depletion of the workforce too. Fourthly, I have seen it influence a sense of management and HRs gravely inflated indifference to nurses as human beings. Sad. Lastly, I see seemingly very young nurses as well as nurses not far from retirement in this role most often and they are both poised with the money hungry mindset, whereas, nurses in between these age groups are more in positions where they need to or greatly care to settle in one place because building their family is their sole priority. This video broke my heart because the enegery that travelers put into building their wealth should consider our code of ethics first and foremost and look towards the future of nursing along with our colleagues so that we can be a part of building that sustainable nursing workforce in the near future (and projections for that are more bleak than climate change) instead of being greedy about the massive influx and shift brought on by covid.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Hi Jiby, thank you for sharing your thoughts on this topic. I think some of your points do have validity to them, but I would disagree with the overall premise. I worked as a staff nurse for years, I view travel nursing as a way to be compensated fairly for my labor, experience, and expertise. It also has provided great flexibility for my family. I don't think the travel nursing industry would be nearly as prominent if healthcare facilities would compensate their employees fairly and provide better work environments. There's nothing wrong with wanting to be compensated fairly, and it would be unwise to not pursue opportunities that pay better if they are congruent other priorities. I agree with you that some individuals start travel nursing just because of the money, but you could say that about the nursing profession or other professions in general. I could also argue that travel nurses fill a critical void that would otherwise cripple a healthcare facility. Just my thoughts, thanks again for watching!
@SOAP-jf7ue
@SOAP-jf7ue Год назад
I hope she's at least investing in a roth IRA.
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann Год назад
Great advice!
@Hay8137g
@Hay8137g 10 месяцев назад
Avoid these nurses!
@Katherine_Ann
@Katherine_Ann 10 месяцев назад
Hi Lay, thanks for your comment. If you're referring to me, please don't be confused. By no means did I chose this profession for the money, but there's nothing wrong with being compensated fairly. If anything, I would say it's unwise not to pursue adequate pay, otherwise you're not stewarding your time well and essentially saying you're not worth it.
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