Nurse Salary: How Much Money Different Nurses Make in the U.S.
Summary
TLDRThis video provides an overview of nurse salary averages in the U.S. based on recent Bureau of Labor Statistics data. It highlights the earnings for different types of nurses, including nursing assistants, licensed practical nurses, registered nurses, and advanced practice nurses like nurse practitioners, midwives, and anesthetists. Salaries range from $33,250 for nursing assistants to $202,470 for nurse anesthetists. The video also discusses how salaries have changed in recent years, with nurse anesthetists seeing the largest salary increase. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe for more updates.
Takeaways
- 🩺 Nurses work incredibly hard to provide patient care.
- 📊 Nursing salaries vary based on factors like location, experience, specialty, and industry.
- 💼 Nursing assistants earn an average salary of $33,250 and an hourly wage of $15.99.
- 🏥 Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) make an average salary of $51,850 and an hourly wage of $24.93.
- 👩⚕️ Registered nurses (RNs) have an average salary of $82,750 and an hourly wage of $39.78.
- 👨⚕️ Nurse practitioners (APRNs) earn an average salary of $118,040 and an hourly wage of $56.75.
- 🤱 Nurse midwives make an average salary of $114,210 and an hourly wage of $54.91.
- 💉 Nurse anesthetists have the highest average salary at $202,470 and an hourly wage of $97.34.
- 📈 Nurse anesthetists saw the largest salary increase from 2020 to 2021, with a 7.02% rise.
- 📉 Nurse midwives experienced a 1.15% salary decrease from 2020 to 2021, despite a previous increase.
Q & A
What factors can influence a nurse's salary?
-A nurse's salary can vary depending on their location, experience, specialty, and the industry they work in.
What is the average salary and hourly wage of a nursing assistant?
-Nursing assistants make an average salary of $33,250 and an average hourly wage of $15.99.
How much do licensed practical nurses (LPNs) earn on average?
-Licensed practical nurses earn an average salary of $51,850 and an average hourly wage of $24.93.
What is the average salary and hourly wage of registered nurses (RNs)?
-Registered nurses have an average salary of $82,750 and an average hourly wage of $39.78.
What is the average salary of nurse practitioners (NPs) in the US?
-Nurse practitioners earn an average salary of $118,040 and an average hourly wage of $56.75.
How much do nurse midwives earn on average in the US?
-Nurse midwives earn an average salary of $114,210 and an average hourly wage of $54.91.
Which type of nurse earns the highest average salary?
-Nurse anesthetists earn the highest average salary of $202,470 and an average hourly wage of $97.34.
Which nursing role experienced the largest salary increase from 2020 to 2021?
-Nurse anesthetists experienced the largest salary increase, with a 7.02% rise from 2020 to 2021.
Did nurse midwives experience an increase or decrease in salary from 2020 to 2021?
-Nurse midwives experienced a decrease of 1.15% in salary from 2020 to 2021, despite a previous increase from 2019 to 2020.
How have nursing salaries changed over the past few years?
-Nursing salaries have generally increased over the past few years, with nurse anesthetists seeing the largest percentage growth. However, there were some fluctuations, such as the decrease in nurse midwives' salaries from 2020 to 2021.
Outlines
💼 Overview of Nurse Salaries in the US
This paragraph introduces the topic of nurse salaries, emphasizing the hard work nurses put into providing patient care. It sets the stage for a detailed look at the salary averages of various types of nurses, based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The key factors affecting salaries, such as location, experience, specialty, and industry, are mentioned as important considerations.
👩⚕️ Nursing Assistants' Salary Overview
Nursing assistants are the first category discussed. They earned an average salary of $33,250 per year, with an average hourly wage of $15.99. This paragraph highlights the entry-level nature of this role in the nursing profession.
🩺 Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) Salary Overview
Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) earned a higher average salary of $51,850 per year, with an average hourly wage of $24.93. This section focuses on their slightly more advanced role compared to nursing assistants, reflecting in their higher earnings.
💉 Registered Nurses (RNs) Salary Overview
Registered Nurses (RNs), a more advanced and highly qualified group, earned an average salary of $82,750 per year. Their hourly wage averaged $39.78. This section highlights the significant pay jump compared to LPNs, reflecting their broader scope of responsibilities and education requirements.
👨⚕️ Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) Salary Overview
This paragraph discusses advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) like Nurse Practitioners. The average salary for Nurse Practitioners was $118,040 per year, with an hourly wage of $56.75. This category reflects the highest qualifications within the nursing field, showcasing the specialized care these professionals provide.
🤱 Nurse Midwives Salary Overview
Nurse Midwives earned an average salary of $114,210 per year, with an hourly wage of $54.91. This section focuses on midwives, who are specialized in childbirth and women's health, earning salaries close to those of Nurse Practitioners.
🧑⚕️ Nurse Anesthetists: The Highest-Paid Nurses
Nurse Anesthetists, the highest-earning nurses, had an average salary of $202,470 per year, with an impressive hourly wage of $97.34. Their role involves administering anesthesia and is among the most specialized and high-demand fields within nursing.
📈 Trends in Nursing Salaries Over the Years
This paragraph offers a look at recent salary trends in the nursing profession. Nurse Anesthetists saw the biggest increase in pay from 2020 to 2021, with a 7.02% rise. In contrast, Nurse Midwives, after a jump between 2019 and 2020, experienced a small 1.15% decrease in average salary from 2020 to 2021.
🎥 Conclusion: Nursing Salary Update
The video wraps up with a thank you to viewers, summarizing the key points covered in the nursing salary update and encouraging viewers to subscribe for more content. The conclusion emphasizes the detailed insights provided on how much nurses make, depending on their role and specialization.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Nurses
💡Patient Care
💡Salary
💡Hourly Wage
💡Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
💡Registered Nurse (RN)
💡Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN)
💡Nursing Assistant
💡Nurse Practitioner (NP)
💡Bureau of Labor Statistics
Highlights
Nurses work incredibly hard to provide patient care but their salaries can vary depending on factors like location, experience, and specialty.
Nursing assistants earned an average salary of $33,250 and an average hourly wage of $15.99.
Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) earned an average salary of $51,850 and an average hourly wage of $24.93.
Registered nurses (RNs) had an average salary of $82,750 and an average hourly wage of $39.78.
Advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) earned significantly more than RNs.
Nurse practitioners earned an average salary of $118,040 and an average hourly wage of $56.75.
Nurse midwives earned an average salary of $114,210 and an average hourly wage of $54.91.
Nurse anesthetists had the highest average salary among nurses, with $202,470 per year and an hourly wage of $97.34.
Nurse anesthetists saw the biggest salary increase from 2020 to 2021, with a rise of 7.02%.
Nurse midwives' salaries actually decreased by 1.15% from 2020 to 2021, despite a prior increase from 2019 to 2020.
Salaries for different types of nurses have seen growth over recent years, but the rate of increase varies by specialty.
Factors such as industry, geographical location, and the nurse's specialty can heavily influence salary variations.
The video covers nursing salary updates based on the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The highest-earning nurses tend to be in specialized fields such as nurse anesthetists.
While many nursing roles saw salary increases, nurse midwives experienced a rare salary drop from 2020 to 2021.
Transcripts
nurses work incredibly hard to provide
patient care but how much money do they
actually make each year in this video
we'll take a look at salary averages for
the different types of nurses based on
the latest data published by the bureau
of labor statistics now remember a
nurse's salary can vary depending on
their location experience specialty
industry and so forth first will include
the nursing assistants which made an
average salary of 33 250 and an average
hourly wage of 15.99
next up licensed practical nurses they
earned an average salary of fifty one
thousand eight hundred fifty dollars and
an average hourly wage of twenty four
dollars and ninety three cents next up
registered nurses which had an average
salary of 82 750
and an average hourly wage of 39.78
and then finally we'll take a look at
some of those advanced practice
registered nurses such as the nurse
practitioner which earned an average
salary of one hundred eighteen thousand
forty dollars in the us and an average
hourly wage of fifty six dollars and
seventy five cents nurse midwives earned
an average salary of a hundred and
fourteen thousand two hundred ten
dollars and an average hourly wage of
54.91
and then finally the nurse anesthetist
which earned the highest average salary
202 470
and the average hourly wage there was
97.34
and here's a quick look at how the
nursing salary averages have grown over
the past few years nurse anesthetist saw
the biggest percentage increase in
salary from 2020 to 2021 with an
increase of
7.02 percent and while nurse midwives
saw a nice jump from 2019 to 2020 in
their salary average they actually
decreased by 1.15 percent from 2020 to
2021. okay that wraps up this video on
the nursing salary update thank you guys
so much for watching and please
subscribe
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