SONOGRAPHER PAY: Working as a college student + NEW GRAD income
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This video was created FOR YOU and BECAUSE OF YOU. I am so grateful for all the support and PAWSitive feedback I've received on all of my videos! Definitely keep the comments, questions, and suggestions coming because I read and respond to all of your thoughts!
I recently asked in my "How to get into a sonography program" video for you guys to get the LIKE button up to 50 likes if you were interested in *how much I made as a newly graduated sonographer/ultrasound technologist*. Slowly but surely, we made it past the 50 mark, many of you have been asking, so this video was created especially for those of you who watched that video. THANK YOU for supporting, following this new journey of mine, and for watching the videos and helping our SonoGes family GROW!
In this video, I speak about where my work ethic comes from.... why I work so much and why I actually ENJOY working. The money I made the year that I graduated did not come easy and I worked my boo-tay off during my last year of the ultrasound program. (Being a server, and working for two ultrasound companies definitely kept me busy.) I worked for a total of 6 years during college, mostly with 2-3 jobs at the same time. You can definitely call me a "work-a-holic". I wanted to make a good impression on everyone that I worked with and always have had the drive to be the best I can be in any workplace.
It originally was hard for me to get a job when I was younger and had no experience. I went from working in retail and in the food industry to working in the healthcare system (all jobs I had were from peoples' recommendations), and honestly all of my experiences helped me become the sonographer I am today. Customer service and quality of care is certainly a HUGE aspect of the ultrasound career.
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[1:49] job hunting struggles
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[4:22] getting hired in ultrasound
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[5:51] workload
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1st comment yay! I love your sonography videos! I'm also going to school for this. Can you do more work with me videos and how you deal with everything during this pandemic. Also do sonographers have to deal with needles and blood?
Hey its Butterz Aw thank you so much girly! 🤍 I’m so happpy you’re going to school for sonography! Sure, I definitely will make more work videos! 🥰 And I’ll explain more about the pandemic! We don’t necessarily work with needles and blood like nurses and phlebotomists do but if you end up working in a hospital, or some certain outpatient places, we do procedures like paracentesis, thoracentesis, biopsies, and some OR cases where you may have to set up stuff for the doctor. Or you maybe have to scan a patient in the ICU. But not so much & can be avoided if you work in different settings!
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This sounds so interesting. You’re a very hard worker which is amazing. Well done
Dreaming of Disney 247 thank you so much girly, I appreciate it 🤍 had to prove something of myself!
Currently studying Echocardiography Sonography. Thanks for sharing, I subscribed!
thanks for subscribing! 🥰
Woow girl...you are awesome. Workaholic yes! You defenetely can influences other people to build their own life. Good job.
fenofy. tp wow that means a lot thank you so much, I appreciate the kind words! 🤍✨
This was super interesting! Thanks for sharing girl!
Rob & Haley thanks so much for watching ❤️
Future Ultrasound Tech here I'am subscribing now ☺️
Aww yasss girl get it! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Thanks for subscribing! 😍😍😍 Can’t wait to hear about your journey
Wow 🤩 so surprised at your income for the year but hard work pays, yes? Thank you for sharing just wanted to comment that I enjoyed the video.
@cassandra, I agreeeee! Hard work does pay off. But thank you so much I appreciate you watching 🥰
I love watching your videos!! As a sonography student myself and about to start externship (yikes!!) this is very helpful. Hey question, did you have your boards right after you finished your program? ALSO! can you do a video on SPI. Like what material to focus on and how to study for SPI. I’m up for mine in a few weeks and I’m terrified lol. Anyway, I love all your videos I even showed a few to my abdomen instructor and she loves you too!! Keep going girl!!
Nancy's Teachings !! Hey fellow sonographer 🥰🤍 I’m so excited for you! You’re gonna have so much fun!
I did SPI while I was in clinical. Then I did abdomen right after I graduated. Then after that; I took vascular as a hospital I wanted to work at required it!
Yes I’ll definitely do an SPI video! You’ll do just fine if you have that green SPI book that everyone has haha.
I’m so honored thank you so much for all the positive feedback! It’s people like you that make me wanna keep doing this 😍😭 if you need any help don’t hesitate to ask! ✨
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thank you for sharing this!
No problem 😊 thanks for supporting!
I just quit the USPS as a RCA to go back to school and do this. Just found you and thank you.
That's amazing !! Thank you for supporting !
Hey! I’m super interested in sonography. I was wondering if I should get an Associates in Radiography before I pursued sonography or if it even makes a difference? Also what is a typical schedule for this career? Is there 12 hour shifts or just 8 hours shifts? And I’m 17 and I know exactly how you feel with applying to jobs! A bunch of interviews but no call backs lol.
Taniyah West hey!! Glad to see you have some interest in the field 🥰 every program is different so if it helps you, or if it advances you, you can do that. But typically you can get into a sonography program without needing a prior degree.
As far as hours go, it differs across the board! You can have 8s, 10s, and 12s! Some places have 5-6 hour shifts. Depends if you’re full time, part time, or per diem.
Lol omgggsh I hope you get a callback soon! I’m so glad you can relate! 🥰
I was looking into like ob/ygn sonography, but sonography in general is it stressful work. I want a job that doesn’t follow me home a lot. Like I want to work solely at work and when I’m not at work I want to be completely stress free and not have to deal with any work related stuff. So what is that like?
Hi Tamira! Yes, sonography in general is hard and stressful. But it won't follow you home. I leave behind what happens at work AT work, and when I go home, it's all behind me! You just show up to work, do your job, help others, support others, and take care of patients.. when you go home, you enjoy and take time and care for yourself and your family. It's definitely doable!
Great video!
Michael Rufin thank you so much!
I love this!❤️❤️
Thank you so much!!!!💖💖💖
I started working when I was 18 selling clothes. I hope I can be as good as you when I become a sonographer ♥️♥️♥️
the dog lover1 wow that’s so amazing, I’m proud of you!!! Keep going and never lose sight of why you started! 💖
My main goal is to make that kind of money with only 40 hours. I done with overtime at this point in my work life
MrJuandiego1988 you can do it!! Yeah OT is definitely draining on the body!
Great and informative video
Thank you so much!
Great video!!!! Im loving all the ultrasound content🥰😍 I know I'm super late. Not sure if u ever went over this but do you fund your own health insurance. Im asking because im PRN now and looking for some. I know it varies state to state.
Thanks Linda!!! So appreciate it 🙂✨ and I pay out of pocket! I use the Nevada Health Link System to look through and see which fits me best. Definitely see what your state offers!
@@lolgeselle okay!! Thank you I will be checking into it!!
Nice one!!
safar Xphere thank you!!!
Workaholic yasss great video
Asmaa Peake hehe thank you thank you idk why I’m like this but I ammmm 😅
Nice 👍 Thanks for sharing..😊
Shandy Robbie thanks for watching 🤍
lolgeselle Thanks also 😊
best advise ever!
Wow thank you appreciate the kindness!✨
Love your content! Very informative and you help make sonography more interesting
Jessica, THANK YOU! I appreciate you. You truly have put a smile on my face! :)
Your videos rule! Thank you for sharing your life with us! My question is did you start applying for jobs as soon as your clinicals ended or did you submit applications a week or two earlier?
Meghan Raab I applied after it ended! But it doesn’t hurt to apply two weeks before if there’s an opening & you already passed your SPI :) if you need a certain registry for that place of work make sure you’re going to sit in for that as soon as possible!
Meghan Raab thank you so much for being apart of the family 🥰❤️✨
5:23 is the pay
I also have time stamps in my description🙂
So cool! When’s the next one out?
Thanks for watching! Stay turned for Sep 2 at 8am PST! For a new one 🥰🥰🥰
Amazing video 👍
Rima Bezbaruah thank you beautiful 🤍
Cool 🙌
Razel Rufin hardwork pays off 🥳
I really like watching your videos! You are so sweet and you really let me know what this career is all about!
thank you so much for tuning in!! are there any specific questions that you may have?
@@lolgeselle I am so sorry! haha I forgot to come back to finish my question! Does getting higher degrees in sonography help? With pay or anything? Thank you for getting back to me! Sorry again about the unfinished thought!
J Jones no worries!!! ✨ glad you’re back! The only difference a higher degree would do in terms of anything is if you want to move up into director of a radiology department or do higher education like teach/ become a professor/ maybe go into a business. But even then, the pay is the same between associates and bachelors. Pay is usually based upon years of experience. I hope this helps!
@@lolgeselle Thank you so very much!!!! I really enjoy your videos! You are so happy and sweet! Thank you for your help! I hope you are getting enough sleep!!!!
@@Raichu1393 thank you so much friend, I truly appreciate you!!! I'm trying, getting adequate sleep is hard for me! Lol
I started working at 14 at Eldrige park and I worked for 3 summers there. I'm currently 17 and have been working at target for a year and 5 months and I never realized how lucky I am to get a job so young.
that's awesome!! keep working hard!
@lolgeselle Thanks currently at target 23 minutes left of my shift🤩
ahhh yay!!! I hope you had a wonderful day!
Great and informative video!!! Where working more than 40 hours a week? Also, was 9 days off a month your average days off a month?
LaShay ! Hey hey! Some weeks I’d work more than 40 hours but others I’d get paid more per exam. Or the additional drive time & extra hours I put in help. My average days off was maybe like 5-7 days. And I also still worked at my server job for a couple months before actually quitting. I’d say most places in ultrasound if you want to have a normal 9-5 or 40 hour type of schedule you could make about 60k without overtime or holiday pay!
Hey, loved the video 👍🏽 thank you for the information.
I just had a question for you. When you were working , did you already have your registries? Did you sit for them right after school? Thanks again.
Briana Pena of course! Hopefully my future videos will be of help! When I was working, I had already passed my SPI. I got hired without any specialties. I got my abdomen in the fall and then vascular a few months later. So I sat for them a few months after school.
lolgeselle oh that’s awesome! You give me some hope lol. I just finished my externship and I already passed my SPI but I don’t have my specialties yet I have been hesitant to apply for jobs until I am registered. But I am definitely going to be on the lookout for jobs now. Thank you 🤗
Briana Pena you just finished!? So proud of you for getting through it! And congrats on passing SPI, that’s a hard exam! No I feel you, don’t let not having specialties stop you. Apply when you can. And if they ask you, or interview you, let them know you are in the process of studying and will take it soon. Just be open about it! Some places require it but others will allow you a time limit to take it like within 6 months - a year! So don’t be afraid to apply! And just go for it 😍 can’t wait to hear your update 🥰
lolgeselle aww thanks girl! ☺️ but it was a hard exam it had me really thinking about the concepts. Lol. But thank you for the tips! I really do appreciate it ❤️ and it makes sense plus I don’t want to wait to long like you said in the video by loosing my scanning skills. Thanks for the reassurance because it gives me comfort from hearing from a fellow sonographer. 😁 I most definitely keep you updated 👍🏽😌
Briana Pena awesome!!! I’m glad you want to keep on scanning, as you should! The first months on your own are crucial!!! Proud of you for going for it and applying! You got this 🥰
I'm currently wanting to earn my bachelors degree in multispecialty sonography, the average income for it isnt bad, its doable, way better than what I'm doing now
That's awesome! Good luck on your journey!!! Salary is great for sonographers, especially in high paying states!
@@lolgeselle which states pay higher?
Wow❤️
Magiline Avila I had no life but it was worth it. I definitely don’t work that much anymore lol
Hii I just saw a couple of your videos and they are very informative, thank you for sharing!! I wanted to ask you how much money did you spent to become a Sonographer?
Thank you for watching and listening! I appreciate it so much! I took out about 24k in loans while in school, I was in school for 6 years -- this included me being a pre-nursing student as well.
Lol that’s so funny! My first job two days out high school was working for cutco knives 🔪 😂🙌🏾
Omggggggshhhhhhh!!!!!! Lol. What did you think of it 👀👀👀
lolgeselle lol at first I was excited, it was my first real job,. I ended up keeping the knives, which my mom still uses until this day!😩😂
@@scorpiochronicles I loved working for cutco, I was actually prettyy good at it too haha. Went to a conference even and got a heck of a good letter of recommendation! Lol. We all still have our cutco knives too!! Love them! LOL
Can u make a video on how we should hold the transducer to prevent wrmi
yes, I can! @ivegotthisx2 also just posted a video recently about this, she's a 20 year sonographer! go check her out :)
Hello!! Do you know if you can go to school in one state, then take exams/get certified in a different state? Or do you have to go to school, get certified, then work all in the same state?
I want to move in a couple years, but get ahead and go to school in the meantime. But I don’t want to start if it won’t count in the end....
Hi! Yes you can go to school in one state and go somewhere else to work and get certified. It doesn’t have to be in the same state. There are four specific states that require specific licensure but you can go to school anywhere and basically work almost places in the USA if you have the ARDMS registry. I forgot which 4 states require a state license but the other 46 do not.
@@lolgeselle awesome! Thank you so much! :)
@@chloe3753 you’re welcome. 🤍🤍🤍
How long did you go to school and for what programs ?
I went to school for 6 years because I was a nursing student at first and then switch gears to become an ultrasound technologist. My program was a 4 year bachelors degree in comprehensive medical imaging with an emphasis on ultrasound.
Can you also do a more in depth video on being a perdim. Can you work when ever you want? Is there a system you answer to to take jobs?
Hey its Butterz oooo yes I love the per diem vs full time discussion! I’ll definitely make a video for that! 🤍 it’s usually up to the company you work for which has a contract or statement which tells you what they require. I’ll create a video for this soon! 🥰 Thank you so much for your support love! 🤍
I answer your question on video tomorrow! Stay tuned💖
@@lolgeselle yay! Thanks 😊
Hey its Butterz of course!💕
@@lolgeselle hey! 💕 Just wondering if you ever addressed this in a video? I am looking for it
I am currently in grad school for social work and am finding out that it is not for me. I am really considering echo! Thanks for all your info :)
Hi there! That's okay, life happens and things change. I wish you luck with Echo!! Hopefully you find my videos interesting enough to stick around. Come join our discord if you're interested in meeting other echo students! Good luck with everything :)
This is me rn what did you end up doing?
The whole family are workaholic! Wow! That's a lot of $$ ! Good job! Even Grandma still works!
You caught the fun fact 😍 yes she’s in her mid 70s (retired already) but still works ! She’s definitely strong willed and abled! Everyone is pretty much a workaholic in my fam. !
Hard work can pay off! That’s for sure
Really good stuff! I hope your channel blows up! Sending good vibes!
TAB OUT you’re so sweet thank you so much for the support 😍😭😍😭😍😭 means a lot
lolgeselle of course! Subbed here and I’ll do my best to swing through!
TAB OUT thank you thank you! I love your videos 😍😭
@@lolgeselle thank you back! :)
@@huntercarneystandup of course of course
I laughed so hard when u said of course.. disneyland LOOOL
OF COOOOURSSE 😉
How are u able to work at different jobs ? Wouldn't your availability for one make it hard for the next one ? Or how does it work
Hi Joselin! That’s a great question. Working two jobs as a per diem tech is very common. You let both know that you have two jobs, and you come to an agreement or conclusion on which place has priority or how the schedules work between the two. For example, my hospital is my priority so.. they do their schedule one month in advance. Then I give the outpatient facility the days I have available. And that’s that. You make sure you have time management and communication with both places! I’ve always had two jobs as a sonographer. Hope this helps!
I laughed so hard when you said fresh off the boat hahaha
😅😅😅😅 I was like OHPPPP
How long is the program ?
Melissa’s Cricut Creations there are 2-4 year programs. Pre reqs can take up to 2 years depending how many classes you take. The actually ultrasound program can be about 18-24 months depending where you are located!
Could you please talk about the school that you went and the requirements needed thanks
Sure!
What made you choose diagnostic medical sonography
I have a video on this but long story short I wanted to help people in the medical field. After realizing nursing wasn't for me, I found ultrasound through a friend. Fell in love with it after taking a radiology class. The rest was history!
hi，i have already passed OBGYN, but i can't work on this independently , could you have any informations that , i want to find somewhere, to training or internship for ultrasound in OBGYN. hope you can help.thanks.
Hi! Check sonography Facebook groups or linked in. Try to network in your area.
Wow I love your motivation ❤️ I do have a question if you work in a hospital do techs ever have the option to work 12 hour shifts? I don’t ever hear them talk about it like nurses do. Thank you
Thanks Abbie!! Yes, we do have 12 hour shifts! I have a couple videos which mention this. Most hospitals cam have five 8 hour shifts, four 10 hour shifts, and three 12 hour shifts, just depends where you work! Thank you for watching!
@@lolgeselle awesome thank you so much for responding to my comment I love your channel ❤️
@@abbieperritt58 thanks so much for supporting! ❤️
Did you take spi and other exam before working in hospital?
I took the SPI before graduating and the other exams after graduation, before working in a hospital yes! But you can take them also while working.
Hi! Thank you so much for your video! It is so informational! I also live in Nevada pursuing ultrasound! I subscribed! Question: where was the job you ended up taking that was 1 1/2 hrs away? Curious because I live an hour out of Las Vegas😄
Lily Briceno hi lily thank you so much for watching and stopping by! 🤍 oh wow, fellow Nevadan, so proud of you!!! I actually worked in Pahrump! Haha! Is there hospitals / jobs where you are located?
lolgeselle thanks for the reply! Wow Pahrump! Never been there haha I am North of Vegas towards Utah, no hospitals here. I plan to move into Las Vegas once I start the program, makes the commute easier. I am applying to CSN’s program Summer 2021, have you heard anything about their program?
Lily Briceno thanks for checking out my channel 🥰 oh wow!! That’s cool! And yay you’re gonna be a fellow Vegas local! Congrats!!! Did you already do pre reqs to get into their program? Yes I hear great things actually. The techs in Pahrump went to CSN back in the day and they would always say great stuff. I hear they have an awesome lab too!! I’m so happy for you! It’s a great field!
lolgeselle thank you! I’m so excited to start this rewarding career field! And yes, I’ve completed all my prereqs with a 4.0 GPA! Please keep doing ultrasound videos! We love them!
Lily Briceno oh my gosh girl that’s amazing!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 proud of you! Maybe when you come to Vegas I can have you on one of my vlogs! 🥰🥰🥰 I’d love to hear more about your experiences and program! 🤍 thank you for your support😍
What a cool thumbnail omG.
Doctor Right thank you!!!
So how many years have you been working in the field now in total?
Total I’m currently about 4 years in! 💘
Hi! Very interested which city do you live in? And have you graduated an associate degree or bachelor degree to get that salary? I won a green card and looking forward to get a new occupation when I move to the states. Would appreciate your help. Thank you for your video 😊
Hello!! I have a bachelor's and I live in Las Vegas. Vegas has many places to work as a sonographer. Good luck!
I have a question, where can I find a program here in the Philippines
And how much will I pay for the program
Hi!! You’ll have to search online :) it depends on the programs and schools!
As an o call do they call u that day? Or do they call u to schedule for the week?
On call worker**
if you are on call, it's usually as needed! so you will be scheduled for the on-call shift and then they will be able to call you whenever they need you.
Is there Department of Ultrasound in Oxford or Cambridge university?
You can look these up in Just Sonography or Sonographers Do it in the Dark on Facebook! or CAAHEP.org
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That’s why you’re here
:)
Did you get a bachelors or associates degree ?
I have a bachelors degree. ☺️
Do people hire you as a sonographer when you are still in the program/new grad without ARDMS cert?
If some places allow that yes they can hire you on condition that you will take your board exam.
So while you were in school getting your sonography degree you were working. Everywhere I see that that’s not recommended but I have bills so I can’t not work so I DEFINITELY need tips on that.
You can do it if you put your mind to it and schedule things and work appropriately!!! I’ll make a video on it🤍
Hi love! I was wondering had you done a video on it and if so which video is it?
Since you love to travel have you ever considered travel ultrasound
Markia I’ve considered yes! My mentors tell me I need about 5 years of experience first 🤓
lolgeselle I’ve spoke with recruiters you only need 1-2 years of experience. Cross country allied I know for sure accepts techs with 1year of post clinical experience.
Markia oh what!! Thanks so much for the info I’ll definitely have to check that out! My boyfriend is currently in medschool I was curious to see how traveling would work if he were to be in rotations and at different cities.
That's a lot of money. I should change my career path.
Lol, a lot of money but a lot of work!!! 🥰 Thanks for watching!
@@lolgeselle you already know hard work pays.
Does a bachelor’s degree mean more money? In your experience..
Nope! More money is based on experience and city (cost of living).
Nope I wish though
You worked in utah? I currently live in utah, iwas told that there wasn’t many jobs here for sonography. Can you help me lol i just am stuck between sonography and nursing!
Hi! I’m currently in Vegas, I’ve worked in Pahrump. Look up sonography jobs in your area and see if there are any openings! Lols I have a video on nursing vs ultrasound have you checked that out? Nursing is easier to get into, prereqs are similar, ultrasound has more physics!
I need to know, what state were you in? And also, how much of those 80k came from senography?
Nevada ! And most of it from sonography ! In Vegas the hourly pay ranges from $25-$60 depending on experience + type of shift / per diem / call shift exams etc.
@@lolgeselle thank you sooo muuuuch!!! Im in between becoming a stenographer or an accountant, i love both careers, but i believe scenographer could give me a more relaxed stress free life, however i heard that florida pays horribly, could you confirm this for me? I dont want to study something to end up not doing. It.... i heard that the pay is so horrible is sometimes even less than 25.
@@alphaone321 accountant is great too. If you’re looking for a low stress job, it’s not sonography, I truly dunno why people say that and if they do they don’t actually work in the field lol. It’s high stress, medical field, and yes some people pay less than they deserve unfortunately. I have heard Florida doesn’t pay as much. But obviously as years go by we hope the minimum goes up. It’s a great job, good career, stable. But you can be very stressed, it’s all hands on and you deal with patients in some of the hardest times of their lives.. you’ll meet people with cancer, masses, heart issues and more. But it’s very rewarding and hopefully if anyone goes into the field they get the pay they deserve!
@@lolgeselle thank you so much for your time and actually replying to me!! It means the world! One last question , do you have a video talking about how difficult was college for you? As in how many assignments you received a week and how many clases you did, since im working full time, and i want to know if is be able to balance my life.
@@lolgeselle and regarding stress i believe you, it’s probably stressful, however once you leave work there is most likely nothing alse (work related) to worry about, you don’t have to stress about late works or things you must do by a certain time, as an accountant I’ve heard they are salary, and sometimes have to work insane hours, i don’t want that for my life....
I really want to become a ultrasound tech but I’m afraid :/ which is holding me back
Aw, Vides. What are you afraid of?
Were you able to work and go to medical school?
I was able to work and go to sonography school. :)
Who is in California? and had this program, please I need help.
Heyyy friend!! What part of California? Have you done your research on Google? ✨
@@lolgeselle hello Sweet my Idol!! I'm so happy you do respond to my comment. I m in Sacramento California I want to know which school or college students are recommended for this program.
@@hananechahir6797 Hi friend!! Definitely check out the CAAHEP website! I also suggest you look into sonography Facebook groups and ask others! They're very helpful.
What school did you go to ?
Hey Daisy!!
I went to UNLV ❤️
@@lolgeselle in college what can we major in? or what did you major in for this career?
@@yyeseniaa I majored in Comprehensive Medical Imaging with an emphasis in Ultrasound. It can be under Radiology, make sure you have "sonography" or "ultrasound" included! Make sure its an ultrasound program!
Are you California??
I’m not in California but I’m it’s fellow neighbor in Las Vegas! Hopefully I can help! What’re your questions?
So what does that mean after taxes🤔😂
Lol well I live in Vegas so it wasn’t too bad! Just depends where you live
@@lolgeselle omg i live in vegas too😭😭 I’m going to unlv to study this. I’m scared though😭😭
Do you still work 2 jobs or do you currently hold only one? 🧐 do you still make about the same? (Also, hi! It's the gal from FB! 😆)
Jade M. I currently am working with two companies and just had an interview for a third on Friday waiting to hear back 🥰 you’ll see the update on my newest video they’ll be uploaded soon! And I make more now. 🙃 Except with covid, work has been significantly less.
Hi Jade!✨✨✨ so happy I know you personally now!
@@lolgeselle
wow, girl! Don't over work yourself!! I can't wait for the video! Covid is definitely a pain, haha, also I'm really glad I know you, too!!!!
Jade M yeah covid issssss 🥺 and interrupting all of our lives!!! But thank you for your concern just trying to save up as much as I can while I’m young and able ✨
@@lolgeselle
Of course! Do your best, girly, but please dont over work! 🥺💘
Jade M. I appreciate you so much 💖💖💖
I don’t think this is helpful. You are saying how much you made from hustling two jobs, traveling etc. most people would expect to know how much they will get paid from one full time stable position.
I’m sorry you don’t think this is helpful Js M. I’m sharing my own personal experience 🥰 and that making good money is possible with this career, even after a new grad. Sometimes the hustle needs to happen to achieve the goals you want.
If you want to know how much you will get from one full time stable position, then this video is not for you! Most places will say salary is between 40k-60k.. in the bigger cities with higher costs of living you could even go up to 80k-100k. Definitely need to look to google for salary inquiries as it is different in every state. Thanks for watching and listening to my story and experience regardless. 🥰❤️