Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse (LPN/LVN)
If you’re looking to expand your career opportunities while staying close to home, Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse (LPN/LVN) positions are a good place to start.
LPNs and LVNs typically do everything from taking vital signs and administering basic medications to dressing wounds and offering emotional support.
But if your goal is something more than helping others, check out some of these higher-paying nurse positions available outside of America.
A home health registered nurse earns an average annual salary of $85,000 in Australia
Registered nurses with five years of experience earn around £30,500 per year in the United Kingdom
Home care nurses also receive a generous hourly wage in Australia ($26.14) and the UK (£11.00).
In Canada, wages depend on region and experience level but start at C$37.00 per hour as a starting salary for RNs that work on general floors.
They may make up to C$63.75 when working in surgical units or as charge nurses for 24 hours straight with no breaks during shift time.
For those who want a little less responsibility in their day-to-day lives, working as a private duty nurse can still be lucrative: The median wage for private duty nurses starts at $40.70 per hour with 10+ years of experience and can go up to $60.15 per hour.
Private duty nurses often travel by car or by plane depending on their destination and patients’ needs but could earn up to six figures depending on their employment situation.
Conclusion
If you are looking for high-paying nursing jobs abroad, you may be pleasantly surprised.
You can find great salaries in some countries that might surprise you.
Australia is a great place to start searching for jobs abroad. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that registered nurses make an average salary of $68,450 a year there.
That’s higher than any state in America, with top earners in Florida averaging more than $77,000 annually and also the cost of living there is lower than it is in most states, which means you would enjoy living in Florida as a nurse keep trying your best to get foreign Nurse job and you might be lucky some day. Good luck
