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Caleb Hammer’s audit guest reveals she makes $140,000 a year as an advanced practice nurse “I’m an advanced practice nurse, and I make about $132,000 before bonuses. My bonus is based on productivity, I get a percentage of what I bill each month, around 30%, and it usually comes... show more

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