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Summary: A registered nurse can make between $28,000 and $35,000 a year depending on their field and specialty. Discover how pay for an RN will vary in different areas of the country with tips from a nurse in this free video on medical careers.
Concessa Hunziger has been a nurse for more than 10 years. She is currently an licensed practical nurse at Heartland Occupational Medicine clinic in St. Joseph, Mo.read more
"My name is Contessa Hunziger and I work for Occupational Medicine and my knowledge as to what an RN makes again goes back to what fields they are in. Sometimes that does make a difference like if an RN is working at a hospital, I think they generally tend to make anywhere between $28 to $32 or $35 somewhere around there. If they are in a clinic it is quite considerably less than that but it also depends on what part of the country you are in too, what state and typical things like that and that is pretty much all of my knowledge of what an RN makes so anyway. Thank you for watching again."
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