You are literally the FIRST person to ever be honest about your salary..thank you❤❤

@collineisenbarth8220

3 жыл бұрын

@Matthias Brecken for sure fake

Thank you for being transparent!!!! College is not free and students deserve to know how much realistically they can expect to make as a new grad. Great video.

@WillKellyNP

4 жыл бұрын

Pixie Living exactly!

@az21bob666

Жыл бұрын

yep, i assumeing this is at sbout 40 hour a week. can you do a lot of overtime to make a lot more like if you wanted to work 60 a week for a few year to pay of college dept or buy a house or what ever.

Very important video so new grads don't accept the low ball offers that are currently offered (75-80k/year). I don't care where you live, NP's should be grossing 100k minimum given the liability that comes with this profession. You are essentially doing part of a physicians job for less 2-3x less the money, so should be compensated accordingly.

@WillKellyNP

5 жыл бұрын

I agree, 75-80K/year is too low!

@dyaonna

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you are an outsourced doctor however don't doctors still have to sign you off

@incognitos4342

4 жыл бұрын

dyaonna yes they do

@Nursejanx

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed you shouldn't take anything under 100k for full-time NP work.

@anthonymarquez6493

4 жыл бұрын

@@dyaonna depends on the state

Love how honest you are! We appreciate it so much!

3 12 hour shifts for 110 to 120 grand a year. God, I should have gone to nursing school😂😂😂. I’m doing 10 to 14 hours a day 6 days a week just to break 40 grand😂😂😂

@WillKellyNP

4 жыл бұрын

TheTruthsayer it’s not too late to make the change 🤷🏻‍♂️

@nnamdianyaibe6486

4 жыл бұрын

If you are less than 40 go for it. I graduated from ADN with a 61 year old woman.

@shorty06111

4 жыл бұрын

Remember there is liability involved, you can get sued

@Littleathquakes

4 жыл бұрын

don’t do it for just the $$$ tho. I’m a nurse and while the $$$ is good it’s a LOT of work, you deal with a lot of different and difficult personalities who will test your patience, and there are land mines EVERYWHERE - you make enough mistakes and your whole career is gone. it’s a merciless system.

@kimikonofujiwara9206

4 жыл бұрын

You have to have a caretakers personality for real tho

I am glad to put up this content. Not many people are willing to talk about it.

Thank you so much for being so transparent. Most people don't feel comfortable disclosing this.

3-12hrs for 110k-120k yeah thats good pay

So happy to see someone new in the NP game give us the tips and changes in the Nursing world...I will be starting my 1yr BSN program in June and after I graduate next year, I am going straight to either an MSN or a DNP program so I can get my NP license ASAP. Love your channel.

@JB-ld1fl

4 жыл бұрын

Please please get experience as a nurse first. The nurses that go back to graduate school so quickly with only 1-2 years nursing experience look vastly unprepared and quite frankly, lost. I’d recommend 3-5 years. Please consider this! Best of luck

@soblessed2676

4 жыл бұрын

AMEN~Likewise~14+ Years! ~🙏💞🙏

@Nursejanx

4 жыл бұрын

@@JB-ld1fl I agree that the more RN experience you have before NP school the better prepared you'll be.

@x11amiable11x

3 жыл бұрын

Right a fast track without any clinical hours as an RN! Best of luck to you 🙄

@catshelley

3 жыл бұрын

Get some experience as an RN...U r not gonna get an NP job with No RN or few RN exp ...I m still struggling to get an NP job with my 10+ yr RN exp...

Great Video. Your vocal tone is so pleasant. No rambling on, you just got to the point. Very succinct and factual. Thank you . Well done.

You’re amazing, I’m starting off by working as a cna and working my way up. Thank you for transparency!!!

This is probably the most helpful video I have seen in a long time! Thank you for being transparent (: your channel is helping me a ton!

Thank you for such a great, thorough, and honest explanation of NP salaries!

Thank you so much with how detailed and organized everything is it really helped

Great video. Thanks a lot. This is the best video on NP Salary that I have seen so far - good content and straight to the point.

Thanks for this detailed video!!!!!

OMG THANK U FOR THIS VIDEO. It helped me so much!

Thanks man this was some really amazing inspiration and help, you really helped me so thank you very much 😊

Thank you for the video! You did a great job. I subscribed :)

I have worked as a correctional officer for 3 years. At 26 I am leaving my job and starting nursing school next week in hopes to become a NP in my early 30s and have a more fulfilling career. Thanks for the video man.

@WillKellyNP

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome! Good luck to you!

@Killerrob-rn3os

Жыл бұрын

Idiot you could have retired at 40 . Life ain’t about being fufulied

@IKI11I

Жыл бұрын

@@Killerrob-rn3os retired at 40 off a 40k pension? You know nothing.. CO is a terrible career

Wow thank you for your honesty. I subscribed

Thank you so much for this! ❤️

This vid actually helped a lot. Thank you.

Thank you for the tranparency! gained a sub!

thank you for this

THANK U SO MUCH. THIS IS THE MOST INFORMATIVE NURING VIDEO EVER

Damn. You just made my day with your honesty. I just got accepted into nursing school. So excited for that. But you just opened Pandora’s box with your video. I was wondering if I should do NP after or MD and the biggest draw back for me was that I thought I wouldn’t be doing three 12s anymore as an NP. This information is monumental. I am a family guy and want as much quality time with them as I can have and now that you’ve enlightened me with your honesty. I know my route.

@Nursejanx

4 жыл бұрын

NP is waaaaaaayy better for more family time away from work. It's rare to find MDs who aren't workaholics

Thank you. You're awesome!

Thanks, this really helped!!

I love this! I just finished my NP program and waiting to sit for boards so I have lots of time to study and review different articles on pay. Thank you for being transparent!

@WillKellyNP

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad this could help!

@nerisabryan1623

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck!! Chelsi Andrews

@Cee86Cee

3 жыл бұрын

Thx y'all 😌

Very thorough information, thank you.

Thank you for your honesty...

You’re one of them young people that kicked ass early👍 Well done man I’m omw but a bit older (no biggie)

@LNSMITH-iq6ye

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a little older too!! We got this ✌

@shellpoop2338

4 жыл бұрын

The point is- youre doing it! Good luck!

@hustlehardermommy9675

4 жыл бұрын

As long as you get it done👍

@Idkrememberwhatiateyesterday

3 жыл бұрын

WE GOT THISSSS! 🥰❤️🤘🏽

I'm thinking about going into nursing and have been doing a lot of research, this video is very helpful!

Thank you Will. 💕💕

I just stumbled upon your channel and I’m so glad I did! I’m also an NP. I have a DNP and I am the lead APP for the palliative care department for my medical group in So Cal. I love your videos!

@noora3429

3 жыл бұрын

Do you like being a NP? I’m going to apply for nursing school next year & I don’t want to be a RN as a permanent job , and I’m not sure if I should go through all the school just for NP if it’s a stressful job.

@Erika_NP

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a very stressful job, but it is fulfilling and pays very well. It is worth it. I am so happy I became an NP. No regrets

@WillKellyNP

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with Dr. Erika Cruz :)

Very informative, thank you for sharing!!

@WillKellyNP

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

You are really great at explaining things now I dont see a need to watch other youtubers on this topic ,thanks

Thanks for being so transparent about your salary❤️

Thank you! Very informative.

Thank u so much for a detailed video it was very informative! God Bless ~Amanda

Thank youuuuuu for this video ! :) literally one of the honest videos out there.

just subscribed. This information was very helpful.

Thank you for being the first person honest with this. Everyone seems to act like it's secret even when they don't have a NDA. Appreciate it and looking forward to seeing more content!

Thank you!

I am so excited!!! I am in ems. 4 years experience. I will be working on my paramedic next year (10 month program) for more experience and better pay. Then I will work on my BSN while working as a Paramedic. Then I will be doing my NP while working as a nurse. I am fortunate to to live in the city of MCG/GRU/AUMC (one of the oldest medical schools in the SE and quite competitive; it's easier to get into MUSC in Charleston then at AU) and I interact with the MD and NP there giving report on patient care, and they are who I am attending my paramedic program with, as well as where I will be attending for my nursing and hopefully my NP. This video was very informative.

@WillKellyNP

3 жыл бұрын

that's great! good luck to you!

You Are wonderful.. I am planing on it👍👍

Hi. I'm really enjoying your channel. I know there are NP that make $200,000 in mental health. I'm here in Washington, D.C. where there are NPs establishing their own practices. I the advantage with them is that NPs don't feel they have to get the physician group's "permission" or, approval to advance their profession. Keep up the great work you are doing!

@WillKellyNP

4 жыл бұрын

Omar Abdul-Malik DHEd, MPAS, PA-C 200K in mental health is definitely possible! And I agree - Many NPs are opening up their own practices!

@XmXm999

Жыл бұрын

I would do Psych NP but not Psych RN. Where did you end up ?

@OmarAbdulMalikDHEdMPASPACPAPro

Жыл бұрын

@@XmXm999 I'm a physician associate/assistant in internal medicine and hospitalist.

Awesome video. Thanks for the transparency! I am interested to know about your transition from an RN to an Inpatient NP/Hospitalist, maybe for the next video? Lol

@WillKellyNP

5 жыл бұрын

Roe On The Run that’s a great video idea! I’ll add it to the list!

Thanks for this. I think it's important to consider specialties also in regard to salaries, as they can vary considerably.

I appreciate the honesty when it comes to salary. You are absolutely right that salary shouldn't be the only factor - but it shouldn't be completely disregarded due to the time, effort, and investment you will be making as a student (not to mention the responsibility you will take on as a NP). I have been on the fence about going back to school to become a NP. The job itself is something I have always wanted to do, and the high salary is also very rewarding, BUT the one thing I love about nursing is my job flexibility and freedom it provides me. I am such a free spirit - so the thought about being tied down to school for 2+ years is discouraging on its own, not to mention I am worried I will be chained down as an ARNP. Can any NPs give me any insight on this? Will I still have freedom & scheduling flexibility as a NP? This is probably the factor that is holding me back the most.

@xili3485

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, very interested in your flexible schedule , how is the shift looks like? 12 hour schedule or? Thanks!

This video was SO informative, thank you!

@WillKellyNP

5 жыл бұрын

Steebree Otey thank you, I’m glad you found it useful! Be on the lookout for lots of new NP-related content! :)

Great video!

I've always wanted to work with kids/babies and still, I'm lucky that it pays well I'm not doing it for the money but at the same time yes because I still need to survive lol I'm planning on becoming a Pediatric NP and hey going back to get my DNP.Thank u for this video I've watched and did so much research on this specific topic ur the only person to e truthful about there salary :)

How in the world have I not discovered you earlier?? This is by far the most valuable and informative content I've seen! Thank you

Thanks for this video. I also want to be an inpatient hospitalist after grad school. 5 more months left....thanks for giving me a basis of what I should look for as far as pay. Great video!!!

@WillKellyNP

4 жыл бұрын

Glad it could help!

@x11amiable11x

3 жыл бұрын

If you want to be an inpatient Hospitalist, go to medical school

I have just under a year until I have my FNP license. Doing clinicals and currently working as a night shift RN in the hospital setting. Really unsure where I want to go after I graduate. This video is very informative on things to consider

@XmXm999

Жыл бұрын

Where did you end up:)

What was your route to NP? Did you start with ADN or BSN?

AGACNP Student here, just 2 more rotations away from graduation. Can you discuss a little bit more about pay difference when it comes to specialty/certification?

Sorry if I missed it in the video! What NP program did you attend? Acute care?

Thank you! I was trying to figure out what NJ is paying as I am moving back.

Thankkkk you!

Believe me ,what ever you do never give up, finally I've become a NP on my 3rd attempt , I can’t believe I almost gave up after not making it for the 2nd time ,fortunately for me I was recommended to a tutor by my friends

@isabellateny5084

2 жыл бұрын

We have a lot in common with a special recommended tutor , having tutor who sacrifices all they have for their students is not very necessary, mr DAVID equally took me to his WhatsApp group and made me feel like a student, thank God of him if not I would not has succeeded this year. Am so grateful 🤲 for him

Love your channel

Hello there..is there any age restrictions or so for this role ? considering the hours/shifts etc ? Thanks!

New grad NP salaries definitely vary. Going to a rural clinical setting will pay much more than a city, that’s for sure!

Thank you for your video. I am in school to become a NP, but now I am nervous. I live in Texas and make between 100-120k per year as an RN. I work Mon-Fri from 10am to 5pm. and I do on-call one week every 5 weeks.

@xili3485

4 жыл бұрын

I like your schedule, what area you working on?what’s your job looks like?i know usually 12 hour shift, Thanks!

Thank you so much for this video. I'm getting ready to start NP school and I'm excited. Money is a big thing to consider especially since the loans build fast. Autonomy is my driving factor to going back 😊

@WillKellyNP

2 жыл бұрын

Yes money is such an important factor to consider! and please don't remind me about my loans 😩

@XmXm999

Жыл бұрын

@@WillKellyNP Tuition reimbursement hospitals?

thank you, great video and very informative

I have a question do you have any information about become a NP in aesthetics?

Thank you.

I think 115k is good starting base salary in Northern NJ. Do NP get any year end bonuses and what about 401k?

Do nurse practitioners work in offices and if they do how much do they make a year

Hello, I had a question I’m in the Uk about to start my Nursing Degree in University and will complete my Advanced Clinical Practice degree to become a NP with hopefully 3/4 years experience, and want to move to either Canada/America with my degree, would they accept me with the current degree I have or would I need to take a course there? I’ve heard many things on how they wouldn’t accept me, I need to take additional courses etc when I get to either place and wanted to ask, thank you!

Thank you

Great video.

You are awesome 👍🙏❤️

I’m a senior in high school and considering becoming a PNP or NP. Would I have to do nursing school after I graduate with my RN degree?

Do you need to specialized to be an inpatient hospitalist as a fnp-c ?

May i know what specialist can all of nurse (who don’t want to follow their retirement at 65 age ) continue their path as a nurse ? Is there any nurse continue to work between 65 to 75 ? is it possible? can you show me some cases ?

How hard was it to find a job? What things can you do to make yourself more competitive?

Thank you for explaining this so thoroughly. I'm about to graduate with my FNP and I feel like a babe in the woods....not sure what to expect and am basically terrified.

@hdnguy03

3 жыл бұрын

@Isaac Figueroa after obtaining your BSN in nursing, it's normally ideal to get some experiences as a bedside nurse. It'll make it easier on yourself when you're in the MSN or DNP-NP program. Experiences goes a long way and will make you a more competent provider. Some NPs that doesn't have those experiences tend to have a rougher time adjusting to a new role. That's only my opinion. There are exceptions. Good luck on your journey!

It would be interesting to compare NPs salary between different countries. As an Australian NP have a very good salary. But I do shift work and work a rotating roster

Does years of experience as a bedside RN contribute to salary as a new graduate APRN?

Can u do a video on how to become a cardiologist NP or surgical NP?

One thing to consider about California is the ridiculous amount of state income tax that comes out of your paycheck. Yes, you can make more money there on paper but at the end of the day the take home amount isn’t really that much different compared to other areas of the country.

Hi I loved your video. I was wondering was nursing your “calling” or what factors lead you to become an NP. I’m considering this field for the good pay but I know that ppl say you can’t survive if you don’t like it. I just need to know bc my goal is to become financially stable due to some personal issues.

@WillKellyNP

4 жыл бұрын

Carol Lai that’s a great question! For me - nursing was never my “calling”. It kind of fell into my lap last minute and the idea of being an NP seemed great so I went for it. As I learned more about nursing I fell in love with the field of nursing and medicine. Does it have to be a “calling” that you knew you wanted to be a nurse since you were 6? No! But you should be able to find some enjoyment and/or fulfillment in the job. But if you don’t like your job as a nurse - there are so many other specialties and settings you may like more. The reason people say that is because nursing is HARD. You are going to work for 12 hours Straight, often night-shift (at least starting out), you’re going to get crap (both literally and figuratively), and you’re going to be expected to juggle a million things at once. It’s difficult at first - but also SO rewarding. So you really do need to have some type of personal fulfillment or yearning for knowledge in order to enjoy it. Then again.. plenty of people hate their jobs in all fields, but you will always be guaranteed plenty of job opportunities as a nurse (location dependent). Good luck!

i thank u

What are your thoughts/opinions of a master's vs DNP in the acute care setting?

@WillKellyNP

3 жыл бұрын

I think DNPs are great for administration, education, and research roles. Otherwise I don't think they add much in the way of clinical knowledge or expertise

In California, bedside RN's in acute care setting make $100-$120k ... Is the extra stress of becoming an NP and getting payed the same even worth it at that point.

@WillKellyNP

4 жыл бұрын

Rathor916 there are some NPs, depending on their location and experience level as a nurse, that initially may take a small pay cut or make around the same. However, the potential for higher income is usually much more. According to Glassdoor, the average salary for NPs in San Francisco is 155,000, and LA 144,000. So I’d argue that becoming an NP is an investment regardless. But becoming an NP shouldn’t only be about the money. You have a real opportunity to practice medicine and make a huge impact in your patients lives. If you find yourself not thinking the stress is worth it, then maybe it really isn’t worth it for you. IMO, bedside nursing (especially in acute care) is VERY stressful, has crappy hours, work every other weekend and holidays, and is physically demanding. I consider my NP job to be much less stressful.

@valmarzz696

4 жыл бұрын

Rathor916 you also have to account for how much more expensive it is to live in an area like that

@lt9690

4 жыл бұрын

In tx my counterpart NP makes the same as me, prior to the covid downturn, 185k-195 k was the range we make.in the ER.

@rimees

4 жыл бұрын

@@WillKellyNP Exactly! Becoming an NP is more about being able to help people and make a difference in their lives. If it's only money we are chasing, no amount will ever be enough. I make about 120k in California and becoming a NP has been a lifelong goal. I start school in 1 month!! Thank you for the video and please wish me luck!

@ELBarbarro

3 жыл бұрын

I can guarantee you RNs making 100-120k are not working just 36hrs a week...lol c’mon man we were bedside RNs too...we know the hustle...5 to 6 12hr shifts busting your ass to make all that money...while no quality of life.

Great video

im an msc advanced nurse practrioner student from uk. how can i work in the us

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Hey! I just got my HISET and I wanna become a NP. But College is very costly and I come from a single parent. Is there any very good financial aids that can help me conqure my new educational goal?

Can you do one on dosing vanco mr hospitalist?

What is your specialty

I’m a modest guy. Over six figures, if I had a college educated wife. I’d be very well off. I’m good with my Toyota Corolla and modest home. Really looking into NP, Will. I might drop some questions on you periodically.☺️ love helping and interacting with people, doing research now.

@GreatValueBleach

4 жыл бұрын

Jussie Smollett why are you changing careers? Acting not working out for you?

Was NP school hard? I know it's a case load of work! Im going to Capella to get my BSN and then for NP. Im leaning towards PHMNP at the moment.

@x11amiable11x

3 жыл бұрын

Please get your PHMNP but don’t start prescribing young minors five different meds that all interact with each other for simple conditions.

@MrYodi2007

3 жыл бұрын

@@x11amiable11x not going to work with minors if I can help it. I want to work with military personnel mainly.

Where did you get your MSN degree?

I noticed your Cardiac designation. I am having difficulty finding information on how you become fnpc. Schools here in Colorado don't offer a "quote" cardiaciovascular certification, they are all geri/adult MSNs or FNPs

@WillKellyNP

4 жыл бұрын

MrNurseInColorado hey! So FNP-C actually stands for family nurse practitioner - Certified, not cardiovascular! This is the AANP’s delegation, whereas ANCC is “FNP-BC”. As far as cardiovascular certification, you probably can’t find much information because it’s not very common or required by most places. Most cardiology practices will accept an FNP, AGPCNP, or an ACNP and train them. There is some info on cardiology certifications for NPs here (although I definitely haven’t heard of these being used frequently) midlevelu.com/blog/cardiology-certifications-nps-dont-require-another-degree