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How much money does a RN make?

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With so many nursing specialties Marie, it can be hard to decide what type of nurses would be a good fit for you. From an Orthopedic Nurse to a Pediatric Nurse, below are five types of different types of nurses and descriptions.

FIVE TYPES OF NURSING SPECIALTIES

1.) REGISTERED NURSE (RN)
• Education Requirement: Associates Degree or Bachelor’s of Science Degree
• Employment Locations: Hospitals, residential care facilities
• Relevant Certifications: State Nursing License
• Median Salary Range: $70,300 annually

2.) PEDIATRIC NURSE
• Education Requirement: Associates Degree or Bachelor’s of Science Degree, RN License
• Employment Locations: Doctor’s Offices, Hospitals
• Relevant Certifications: State Nursing License
• Median Salary Range: $76,800 annually

3.) CRITICAL CARE NURSE
• Education Requirement: Associates Degree or Bachelor’s of Science Degree, RN License
• Employment Locations: Hospitals and Doctor’s Offices
• Relevant Certifications: Certification in Advanced Cardiac Life Support
• Median Salary Range: $81,600 annually

4.) ER NURSE
• Education Requirement: Associates Degree or Bachelor’s of Science Degree, RN License
• Employment Locations: Hospitals
• Relevant Certifications: Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN)
• Median Salary Range: $85,700 annually

5.) ORTHOPEDIC NURSE
• Education Requirement: Bachelor’s of Science Degree, and Registered Nurse License
• Employment Locations: Hospitals, Doctor’s Office, Rehabilitation Centers
• Relevant Certifications: Orthopedic Nurse Certification Exam (ONC)
• Median Salary Range: $96,200 annually

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Riley’s Answer

The average salary for an rn in the US ranges from $30,000-$80,000. However, if you plan to stay in Ohio the average salary is $45,000-$85,000.
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Blake’s Answer

Hey Marie,

I think that it depends on where you are working and the amount of experience you have. I think you could find out an average salary relatively easily, but there are a lot of variables.

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Blake
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Khrystyna’s Answer

I am sure there are a lot of factors that play part in it. Because it's such a flexible and highly demanding job, a lot of my friends early on decided to do travel nursing for a bit, it pays more than regular RN and you get the opportunity to see the country and maybe decide to move.

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Khrystyna
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