I used to do hospice which is pretty similar to home health but I moved to a new area when I purchased my home and I'm afraid that the hospice/home health agencies over here are smaller and the patients will be spread out (having me driving crazy distances). Can you do a video on how to choose a company?
The 6k number is your GROSS. You grossed that amount. The amount you take home after taxes/deductions is the NET. Great video though! Really appreciate your pay transparency. Can you do a video comparison of your earnings in home health as an LPN vs RN? That would be interesting to see 🤔
@AccordingToTawanda No, I'm an accountant, but thinking about becoming an LPN then RN for the schedule flexibility you speak about. You make great content. Keep it up
Hey Tawanda thank you for the information . I am currently a hospice nurse . I have done SOC, follow-ups , continuing care and also case management . I have never made anywhere close to what you are making any recommendation to how you negotiate your salary ?
@@heynursetherapist4663 The first rule is to never accept the first offer without asking for MORE!!!! Check out this video. I plan to do a update one soon: czcams.com/video/DM4Ysc3Up8Y/video.htmlsi=LItbOwu66TeNkiWt
Tawanda your inspiring me to leave my staff RN job. I'm definitely underpaid any advice if the majority of my experience is in long-term care. I want to have financial freedom but its difficult with my current income. I love geriatrics but need more $.
Hey Joy😊 I also love geriatrics. I left LTC to gain experience and increase my income. You can always apply to jobs in an area you are interested in. You’ll need to make your resume more diverse. This will make you more marketable, and in turn increase your income. You’ll always get more money down the street, lol😊
I’m also in home care i normally see about 5k a month with my full time i was going to get a part time at another home care i can do about 3k a month i was planning to use the part time gig to pay off my car then use it to pay off my student loans oh and i do home care shift work but since im in school i cant do a part time gig
Hi Sonya, let me about this one🤔 I actually do intermittent fasting when I’m in the field. In the past I would just take a sandwich cut in fours for easy access, fruit, and a granola bar/trail mix. I think it’s a good idea to keep it simple and light because we are sorta sedentary with all the driving we do. Sorry for the delay, my notifications was off on certain content. Let me know if this helps. Thanks for watching 😊
Hi Tawanda! As an admissions nurse do you perform treatments as well or are are you mostly assessing and writing the plan of care. Thanks for sharing, i love that nursing is so flexible.
Hey!! 95% of the time assess, educate, and create. This is greatly because the companies I work for mainly manage post-op patients. They surgical dressing typically is charged 5-7 days post-op. Therefore, the following nurse and sometimes the physical therapist removes the surgical dressing. I will perform a dressing change if it’s soiled. I hope this answers your question. Thanks for watching ❤️
Hey! Just wanted to ask...about approximately how long do you spend with each pt? And how is the home care company able to determine the amount to be paid for that visit? I am an RN and thinking about making the switch but only see jobs for around $40 /hr for home health...and what about gas and mileage? Thank you!
Hi, great question! Example: I get paid per point. At one company my point rate is $85.00. A SOC/Admission at that company is 2.5 points. Therefore, my SOC rate is $212.50. We get reimbursed for mileage. My mileage reimbursement goes to my 401K. My average in home time is 45 minutes. I’m able to complete about 50% of my charting during that time. Let me know if this answers your questions. Thanks for watching😊
Hello I’m a new grad with 1 year of hospital experience. Is it possible for me to get a prn admission nurse job without working for a home health company full time as someone who has never worked home health?
Yes I caught that. Thanks! I make six figures home health. I have no interest in hospice at this time. I like having control of my time and schedule which is why I’m I work PRN. Thanks for watching 😊
Hi Kandy, to be an admissions nurse you definitely have to be a Registered Nurse. You would benefit from being a case manager in home health. The most important thing is being trained in the OASIS documentation process. Let me know if this answers your question.
I get paid differently at each company. My rate is $175.00 to $225.00. One company I get paid &168.00 per SOC. However, I get PTO and 401K match from that company. Thanks for watching 😊
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I used to do hospice which is pretty similar to home health but I moved to a new area when I purchased my home and I'm afraid that the hospice/home health agencies over here are smaller and the patients will be spread out (having me driving crazy distances). Can you do a video on how to choose a company?
The 6k number is your GROSS. You grossed that amount. The amount you take home after taxes/deductions is the NET. Great video though! Really appreciate your pay transparency. Can you do a video comparison of your earnings in home health as an LPN vs RN? That would be interesting to see 🤔
Yes!! I caught that later. Thank you! Absolutely, have that up soon. Are you a LPN?
@AccordingToTawanda No, I'm an accountant, but thinking about becoming an LPN then RN for the schedule flexibility you speak about. You make great content. Keep it up
@@J.I.0 Thanks so much! The flexibility is unmatched. I started my career as a LPN. I appreciate you watching 😊
Hey Tawanda thank you for the information . I am currently a hospice nurse . I have done SOC, follow-ups , continuing care and also case management . I have never made anywhere close to what you are making any recommendation to how you negotiate your salary ?
@@heynursetherapist4663 The first rule is to never accept the first offer without asking for MORE!!!! Check out this video. I plan to do a update one soon: czcams.com/video/DM4Ysc3Up8Y/video.htmlsi=LItbOwu66TeNkiWt
Tawanda your inspiring me to leave my staff RN job. I'm definitely underpaid any advice if the majority of my experience is in long-term care. I want to have financial freedom but its difficult with my current income. I love geriatrics but need more $.
Hey Joy😊 I also love geriatrics. I left LTC to gain experience and increase my income. You can always apply to jobs in an area you are interested in. You’ll need to make your resume more diverse. This will make you more marketable, and in turn increase your income. You’ll always get more money down the street, lol😊
Wow‼️🤯🙋🏽♀️Hey Tawanda‼️😊
I’m also in home care i normally see about 5k a month with my full time i was going to get a part time at another home care i can do about 3k a month i was planning to use the part time gig to pay off my car then use it to pay off my student loans oh and i do home care shift work but since im in school i cant do a part time gig
I would likely concentrate on school. Focus on increasing my income when I’m done. How’s things going?
Hey Tonya!! I hope you enjoyed the video 😊
Hey! Thanks for sharing. I’m new to home health. Any tips for prepping meals? Lunch box suggestions? I’m already sick of eating fast food constantly 😅
Hi Sonya, let me about this one🤔 I actually do intermittent fasting when I’m in the field. In the past I would just take a sandwich cut in fours for easy access, fruit, and a granola bar/trail mix. I think it’s a good idea to keep it simple and light because we are sorta sedentary with all the driving we do. Sorry for the delay, my notifications was off on certain content. Let me know if this helps. Thanks for watching 😊
Hey there! Thanks for the insight. May I please ask what state you work in for pay rate comparison?
Hi Eboni, I live in Illinois. What state are you in?
@@AccordingToTawandahey, I’m also in IL. I’d love info to apply as well. Thanks
Hi Tawanda! As an admissions nurse do you perform treatments as well or are are you mostly assessing and writing the plan of care. Thanks for sharing, i love that nursing is so flexible.
Hey!! 95% of the time assess, educate, and create. This is greatly because the companies I work for mainly manage post-op patients. They surgical dressing typically is charged 5-7 days post-op. Therefore, the following nurse and sometimes the physical therapist removes the surgical dressing. I will perform a dressing change if it’s soiled. I hope this answers your question. Thanks for watching ❤️
@@AccordingToTawanda Yes it does thank you!
@@TheFinanciallyFitRN No problem!
Hey! Just wanted to ask...about approximately how long do you spend with each pt? And how is the home care company able to determine the amount to be paid for that visit? I am an RN and thinking about making the switch but only see jobs for around $40 /hr for home health...and what about gas and mileage? Thank you!
Hi, great question! Example: I get paid per point. At one company my point rate is $85.00. A SOC/Admission at that company is 2.5 points. Therefore, my SOC rate is $212.50. We get reimbursed for mileage. My mileage reimbursement goes to my 401K. My average in home time is 45 minutes. I’m able to complete about 50% of my charting during that time. Let me know if this answers your questions. Thanks for watching😊
Thank you so much for replying! Looks like I need to question these companies about their point system.
Every company is different, I’ll elaborate more in the next DITL of a HH nurse video. Thanks for watching 😊
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Hello I’m a new grad with 1 year of hospital experience. Is it possible for me to get a prn admission nurse job without working for a home health company full time as someone who has never worked home health?
Hi Anastasia, you would definitely need to be trained on the OASIS/Admission process. It’s definitely possible. Thanks for watching 😊
5446 is ur net and 6 k plus is gross. Why not do 2 jobs instead ? 1 home health 6 figures and 1 hospice you’ll still make 6 figures
Yes I caught that. Thanks! I make six figures home health. I have no interest in hospice at this time. I like having control of my time and schedule which is why I’m I work PRN. Thanks for watching 😊
How do you actually apply for these jobs? I will looking for prn admission nurse on indeed and I couldn’t find anything
I’m going to make a video on this. Be on the look out 😊
Hi Tawana, what kind of background in nursing do you need to work a position like this?
Hi Kandy, to be an admissions nurse you definitely have to be a Registered Nurse. You would benefit from being a case manager in home health. The most important thing is being trained in the OASIS documentation process. Let me know if this answers your question.
@@AccordingToTawanda yes thank you.
I need your job!!! How many years of schooling to get to that level?
Baller, 💰
Thanks!
What is the rate for soc ?
I get paid differently at each company. My rate is $175.00 to $225.00. One company I get paid &168.00 per SOC. However, I get PTO and 401K match from that company. Thanks for watching 😊
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oh god here in florida in home health a soc is 70-80 the most
@@marsall4711 😱😱😱
@@marsall4711 That’s slavery!!!!!
@@marsall4711 FL is a mess lol