How Much Money do Nurses Make?

According to a study performed in 2008 the median wage for a nurse is around $60,000. The low end was $40,000 and the high end was $90,000.

Neonatal nurses have the task of working in the high stress environment of the NICU. They work with families to help them understand what is going on with their newest family member. They typically make about $79,000 per year.

You can find more information here: payscale.com/research/US/Skill=Neonatal_...)/Salary.

The nursing profession is a highly needed and profitable career. You can make a very high salary of $65,000-$100,000 and up especially if you are a specialized nurse or working odd hours and holidays.

Nurses make on average $42,000 per year. Where you work and your experience effect your pay. If you have a bachelor's degree then you will make more.

Normally pediatric nurses earn anywhere between 40,000 a year to 100,000 a year. A pediatric nurses salary depends on where she or he is working and the country/state he/she lives in.

Traveling nurses make about the same amount of money that other nurses make. And it depends upon whether they are LVNs or RNs and how many hours a week they work. The salary range can be from $35,000 to $80,000.

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