Registered Nurses (RNs) in Texas earn an average salary of $79,820, influenced by experience, location, education, and specialized certifications, with urban areas typically offering higher wages.

Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists in Georgia earn an average salary of $214,013, with demand driven by an aging population and increased surgical procedures.

Oncology nursing averages $114,501 annually in the U.S., with salaries influenced by experience, education, location, and additional compensation like bonuses and shift differentials.

Nurses can transition to roles such as nurse educator, legal nurse consultant, public health nurse, and healthcare manager, enhancing their career satisfaction and community impact.

Becoming a dialysis nurse requires completing a nursing degree, obtaining RN licensure, and pursuing specialized training and certification in nephrology nursing for patient care excellence.

Pharmacy technicians earn an average of $19.34 per hour, with salaries influenced by location, experience, and type of employer, particularly in hospitals versus retail settings.