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EXTRAORDINARY CAREERInvesting in your futureNursing provides the opportunity to earn a living by making an impact on society. Providingcare for others and influencing their lives can be personally and professionally rewarding.Compare the annual earnings of a registered nurse to other professions. 1PHARMACY TECHNICIANDENTAL ASSISTANTSOCIAL WORKERFIREFIGHTER$30,020$34,740$44,410$47,720ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHERREGISTERED NURSE$55,270$69,110The median salary for a registered nurse in 2011 was $65,950, with salaries typicallyranging from $44,970 to $96,630. 2 There is also a direct correlation between educationlevel and lifetime earning potential. It is estimated that, over a lifetime, those with abachelor’s degree will make almost a quarter of a million dollars more than those withan associate degree. That estimate increased by another half a million dollars for thoseattaining a master’s degree. 2But the argument for advancing your nursing degree goes farther than simple incomeconsiderations. A report assessing the future of nursing determined that, in order for thenation to provide “seamless, affordable, quality care that is accessible to all and leadsto improved health outcomes,” it is necessary for nurses to “achieve higher levels ofeducation and training.” Nurses and nursing students can and should play a fundamentalrole in this transformation. 3chamberlain.edu/nursingcareersBE VITAL1 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2011.2 Collegeboard, Education Pays 2010.3 The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation(RWJF) and the Institute of Medicine (IOM), October 5, 2010.CHAMBERLAIN COLLEGE OF NURSING VIEWBOOK 2013-20145
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