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Masters in Nursing (MSN) Salary and Highest-Paid Jobs

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

According to Payscale*, the average MSN nurse salary is $104,000 However, your actual salary will depend on your experience and the specialty you decide to pursue. Below are the average master degree in nursing salary ranges for advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), nurse administrators and nurse instructors.

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How to Measure the Potential Value of Earning Your MSN

Minority Nurse

The rising importance of nurse practitioners (NPs), also known as advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), cannot be denied. Show Me the Money In terms of earning power and job growth, we can attest from the data that a master’s degree in nursing can increase the amount of money a nurse can make, especially for APRNs.

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2023 Nurses Month – Week 2 – Giveaway

American Nurse

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2023 Nurses Month – Week 1 – Giveaway

American Nurse

Please enjoy a complimentary 6-month digital subscription by filling out the form below: Nurses Month Free Subscription 2023 " * " indicates required fields First Name * Last Name * Title * Select One Administrator Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) Assistant Director of Nursing Assistant Nurse Manager BSN Nurse Cardiovascular Nurse (..)

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Nurses Month 2023

American Nurse

Week 1—Self-care (May 1–7) is dedicated to cultivating and maintaining optimal mental health and physical well-being. Week 2—Recognition (May 8–14) will honor the work of nurses who lead, excel, and innovate in our healthcare systems and our communities, making them vital to transforming the future of healthcare.

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Yes, Nurses Can Take Naps on Their Break – Here’s How

Daily Nurse

Many workplaces have different views on when and how nurses can sleep during their breaks or if they can nap at all. Napping as an Effective Strategy Taking naps during work is an underrated strategy that should be used more to improve nurses’ mood and quality of care. How Do Workplaces Feel About Naps During Breaks?

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Exploring Nursing Specializations: How to Find the Right Nursing Career Path

Post University

Even ‘general’ career pathways will eventually involve some element of specialization or targeted skill development, as it takes a unique skill set to thrive as a registered nurse or a nurse manager, for instance. This focus demonstrates a clear answer to “Can nurses specialize?”

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