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The RN's making $2 to 300K are probably in San Francisco. For an RN to make over $100k you have to work basically every day, every weekend and probably work night shift. That gives you weekend and night differential. It's not healthy or sustainable. I made $33/hr as an ICU nurse in 2018. My friend in 2026 is making $42/hr. I'm a CRNA and make $360k per year. The people who start working as a CRNA at age 22 are less than 1%. I did not apply until my 30's because it took a long time to get my BSN, get ICU experience, take pre-reqs, interview at multiple schools, wait for acceptance, wait for school to start. Graduated with $150k in debt from tuition and living expenses. SRNA's also get $0 during school unlike residents who at least get something.