Is there a difference in salary if you get an associates in nursing?
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A registered nurse is still a registered nurse whether it is with an associates or bachelors degree. In general, the job description and pay will be the same. The bachelors degree will provide you with additional general education and nursing theory, but the BSN nurse has no more clinical training than the ADN nurse. The difference is, some positions outside of bedside nursing may require a bachelors degree. These jobs may include case management or supervisory positions. However, most of them will still consider an RN with experience.
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It really depends on the place you work. Some places may give you more for your bachelors, but not much. There may be more work put on you, but they would pay u more. Like I said, it really depends on the place.
Only RN are going to be hired soon. Its an insurance liabilty.
Just make the investment, you can travel all over the world with that education.
Yes as much as $30,000.00 a year
absloutly!
My nursing feiends tell me it's not the same. There are all sorts of scholarships available for nursing, some of them really great. Why not bite the bullet NOW instead of struggling later to return to school after the requirements change. I'll be easier now, I promise.
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