What are the average the average per hour wages of the ff types of nursing in the US?

i know in nursing there are several ranges and i will like to find out the average per hour wages of LPNS,RN(registered nurses) and BSNs(Bachelor of science in nursing graduates) in NY or US as a whole?Do chemical engineers earn higher than BSN nurses in nurses?Give me all the wages details.

These are all ballpark estimates, and it will vary around the country, but remember that states that pay higher wages also have higher costs of living so in the end you really are not making more money:

LPNs make probably anywhere from $16-$20 per hour
RNs with an associates degree working as a staff nurse make anywhere from $25-$50+ per hour - you make more money based on years of experience rather than the specialty you work in (i.e. OR nurses do not make more than med/surg nurses or ER nurses, etc.).
RNs with a BSN working as a staff nurse won't make much more - my hospital pays $1 per hour more for staff nurses with a BSN over the associates.
RNs who hold a masters degree (Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Educator, Nursing Leadership / Management, etc.) will make more - could be anywhere from $70K per year or more. A Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) makes the best money, starting salary is over $100k per year in the US.

Chemical engineers probably hold a master's degree, and I would be willing to bet they probably make a good deal more than RNs, but I cannot say for sure.

sorry don't have the time to do your homework for yea
but
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you can put in rn.lpn
the area you live or want to live in is key
so have fun a great site