In the 1940s, nurses in the United States typically earned between $1,200 and $2,500 per year, depending on their level of experience, location, and the type of healthcare facility. This was a modest salary compared to many other professions at the time, reflecting the societal views on nursing as a primarily female occupation. Additionally, many nurses were required to work long hours, often exceeding 40 hours a week, which impacted their overall earnings.
in Mississippi a nurse makes about 95,000.
SHE DIDN'T GET PAID AT ALL
the average nurse gets paid 25,000 a month -guessed right -supreet atwal
All I know is they get paid $21 - $30 dollars an hour. I don't know how much they make in a year, but you can do the math.
the nurse that gets paid the most is the LPN
they don't get paid with money, they get paid with gobbies
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I don`t really know but it is alot! My cousin is a vet and he said he gets payed alot.
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i am in a county college and i would like to know how much a register nurse starts gettin paid with her associates degress