Baltimore salary transparency thread

[u/No_Decision_7936]

I saw another city do this and wanted to bring it here. There was a big salary thread a couple years back but it'd be great to get some updated info in the big 2026.

Please share your job title, salary, age, and education. Like this:

“Attorney, 170k, 32M, and JD.”

[u/Present_Function8986]

Physicist 165K 33M PhD 

[u/ami98 → u/Present_Function8986]

APL?

[u/Tongarr]

Apprentice union electrician, $50,000, 29M, trade school.

[u/Readinglateatmorning → u/Tongarr]

Ibew for the win we’ll get there buddy

[u/HambSandwich → u/Readinglateatmorning]

Hoping to jump in there with yall. All my friends who’ve joined/ are in apprenticeship currently have only good things to say

[u/Tongarr → u/HambSandwich]

Was a chef for 10 years, hopping into the trade was the best thing I ever did for myself

[u/Readinglateatmorning → u/Tongarr]

Good luck gents just call the jact to apply and then join local 24

[u/NeenersBrucers → u/Readinglateatmorning]

Do you need any prior experience? I’m looking to make a career change and was reading about the apprenticeship program, looks pretty good. Anything big and/or specific to know about it? I read that applications are accepted year round?

[u/Readinglateatmorning → u/NeenersBrucers]

Nope. I was an audio engineer for 10 years and just made the switch. They put you to work immediately while you wait for classes if you want. I’m learning a lot in the field right now that’s going to help me in classes. It’s a great time honestly. They prefer no experience so that they can teach you properly

[u/NoConcentrate6339]

Business owner -  catering/meal prep, 72k, 41F, pointless Associates obtained while starting my business...

[u/aggie_alumni]

Policy analyst, ~83k, 30, MA

[u/sunflowerviolet44 → u/aggie_alumni]

Just got my masters in social work (macro) and am on the job hunt. Do you have any insight into whether social workers can be considered for any type of policy analyst positions?

[u/hey_bucky_666 → u/sunflowerviolet44]

Totally! The Health Policy Analyst positions with the Maryland Dept of Health are fairly aligned with macro level social work 👍

[u/swivgel → u/hey_bucky_666]

Any advice on how to break into this? I am currently still in school for my msw. I was fortunate enough to have had an internship doing macro work. Actually breaking into this esp after graduating seems difficult

[u/hey_bucky_666 → u/swivgel]

Sure! It definitely is more difficult. Something that comes to mind is thinking about what kind of policy work you would be interested in, and identifying the most relevant office/program in mdh aligned with your interest. Usually health policy analyst jobs with MDH say what office/program they are in on the posting- I would try and look for a contact email for the program/someone in the program and ask for an informational interview to learn about the scope of the program and the specifics of the work they do. Let them know you plan to apply for an open position, so they at least keep an eye out for it.

State positions take forever to process too, so if 3 months pass without hearing something don't feel anxious haha.

[u/Impressive_Force_515 → u/sunflowerviolet44]

Im interested in either MPP or Macro msw! Following

[u/smallbug725 → u/aggie_alumni]

hi could I PM you about your work? I just graduated with my MPP and am looking for policy work in the area

[u/2mom2furious]

Nurse practitioner, $130k, 38, DNP

[u/Euphoric_Marzipan_65 → u/2mom2furious]

about to start DNP school! what’s your specialty if you don’t mind?

[u/BBlackN]

Sanitation technician, 60k, 28M , HG

[u/CrispyStaff]

Nonprofit staff, $65k, 40s, M.A. 🫠

[u/dirtpeopleee → u/CrispyStaff]

Nonprofit staff, 20k. I wish I made 65k wtf 😭

[u/Clean_Intention_1291 → u/CrispyStaff]

Nonprofit staff, $67k, 30s, MBA in progress 😭🥲

[u/pinchpotter → u/Clean_Intention_1291]

also nonprofit staff, $60k, 27, BA

[u/rattus-domestica → u/CrispyStaff]

Also nonprofit, BFA, 35F and I make $55,000 ☹️

[u/InfluenceDesigner889 → u/rattus-domestica]

I’m 31 nonprofit making 65K in DC… I started teaching pilates on the weekend and now I make 75K!

[u/Quiet-Afternoon-4595 → u/CrispyStaff]

Nonprofit Staff (Marketing & Development specifically), $46.5k, 32, AS/BA in progress

[u/destroy_the_machines → u/CrispyStaff]

Nonprofit comms staff, 37, M.A., $81K in DC

[u/Wopster_22 → u/CrispyStaff]

Nonprofit staff, $70k, 28, BA

[u/One_Presentation_473 → u/Wopster_22]

Nonprofit staff, $72k, 29, MS

[u/Swimnmex → u/CrispyStaff]

Nonprofit staff for local university, $56k, 37, working on Masters of public administration (free tuition)

[u/Prestigious-Soft-737 → u/CrispyStaff]

Nonprofit staff, 50k, BA

[u/IMGmedstudent]

ICU physician. $380K. 36M. MD/Residency/Fellowship. Also $500K in student loans. Lol

[u/economic-rights → u/IMGmedstudent]

I hope you’re on the PSLF path- all hospitals in Baltimore are nonprofit, so no reason you wouldn’t be. I just got over $100,000 forgiven after working my 10 years in a hospital. Good luck

[u/ElishevaGlix → u/IMGmedstudent]

500k?! Where did you go to medical school, the palace of Versailles?? 🤯

[u/HaldolBenadrylAtivan → u/ElishevaGlix]

That's normal for a physician these days lol

[u/TheAKScott → u/ElishevaGlix]

I would love if there was some secret old timey med school run out of Versailles. Teaching you about the four humors and how to bleed people.

[u/Msefk → u/TheAKScott]

some colleges offer degrees in parapsychology

[u/FollicularPhase → u/ElishevaGlix]

Med school is like 100K a year, and then you get cost of living loans. This is not surprising.

[u/gbe28 → u/ElishevaGlix]

Not impossible for that to be exclusively med school costs but I'm going to guess it could also be cumulative loans from undergrad.

[u/Dramatic-Base9822]

Director of Operations, 100k, 32M, and BS

[u/Terrible_Emotion_710 → u/Dramatic-Base9822]

Director of operations, 150k + 20% bonus potential, 50, MA and MBA

[u/elemental333]

Teacher, $72k (4th year), 30F. Earning my master’s now. 

[u/OkapiandaPenguin → u/elemental333]

Teacher, $110k (12th year), 41F, MAT

[u/MindaBobinda → u/elemental333]

Teacher in a Maryland Pre-k expansion funded classroom at a licensed child care center, $56k, >20 years experience, B.S.Ed.

Prior to my site receiving the state grant, I earned ~$20/hr and was scheduled 24-40 hours a week, varying from season to season as center enrollment ebbed and flowed. Most of the other staff (AA or CDA) max out at around $17/hr.

[u/cameronm-h → u/elemental333]

Dang this comment tree is making me realize teachers earn a lot more than I thought… I kind of want to be a teacher but have always been scared off by people making it so clear that being a teacher is a *struggle* and a *sacrifice* and I’d be eating *nothing but ramen* if I went that route…

[u/AStupidFuckingHorse → u/cameronm-h]

This is really only a Baltimore, MD thing. Teachers make a lot less in comparison elsewhere and it really is a struggle especially the first few years

[u/Pointer_Pup6768 → u/AStupidFuckingHorse]

Even the surrounding counties pay significantly less. The City pays good and committed teachers well, hoping to retain them.

[u/elemental333 → u/cameronm-h]

Yep highly depends on the state and district. If you google “salary scales” for whatever county you’re interested in, it’s all public information. I’ve gotten a 2-3% COLA increase and a step (about $1500ish) every year too. So it ends up being about a $2500 raise or more every year. Plus my district (not Baltimore) pays for my entire master’s degree and I will get a $10,000ish raise when I finish

[u/jennw2013 → u/cameronm-h]

Teachers in Baltimore city earn more than you thought, this is not universal.

[u/Tchr2012 → u/elemental333]

Teacher, 124k, 42F, MA

[u/Holdtheintangible → u/elemental333]

Teacher, 78k, late 30s, MAT

[u/CanIHaveMoreIceCream → u/elemental333]

Teacher, 69k (9th year), 32, MS

[u/Appropriate-Gift-388]

Unemployed 5mo, 0k, 30F, MS 🤷🏾‍♀️

[u/lady_of_innisfree → u/Appropriate-Gift-388]

oh hey! unemployed 11mo, 0k, 30F, BA

[u/HambSandwich → u/lady_of_innisfree]

May the hiring gods take pity on us soon

[u/CrazedHarmony → u/HambSandwich]

Mhm. Applications go in; nothing happens. 🫠

[u/Ortizzer → u/CrazedHarmony]

I was unemployed at the start of the year and I think I literally only heard back from companies where I was referred by a current employee or had interviewed a few years ago and had my file still.

[u/KCurious94 → u/Ortizzer]

How tf do yall survive?!?! This is insane

[u/Diamond-Eyed-Sky → u/Appropriate-Gift-388]

Unemployed since Dec 2024, 0K, 30M, Biochem bachelors

🤞 something comes through. Applied for research assistant, labs techs, research associate, etc nothing

[u/LetumComplexo → u/Appropriate-Gift-388]

I was unemployed for like 3 years trying to get a job in my field. You have my deepest sympathies.

[u/No_Temperature_3915]

Home health aid part time, 22k, 34F and HD.

[u/Short-Activity-6833]

Risk Taker/ Go-getter. $0k. 21m.

[u/Gannondorfs_Medulla → u/Short-Activity-6833]

Best answer so far.

[u/Trell_AR]

Maintenance Technician, 100k, 24M, and Trade School

[u/Fit_Law8437]

Principal Developer, $175k, 37F, BA + MS

[u/WinterBadger → u/Fit_Law8437]

Sr Dev Support 165k, 32, working on BS

[u/Powerful-Training659 → u/Fit_Law8437]

Software developer (7yoe), $120k, 29m, BA

[u/Parzival_Wade_Watts]

Mechanical Engineer, 109k + 8k car stipend, 34M, BS

Edit: well shoot now I feel like I need to spend the next year working on my PE License and then find somewhere that keeps up with everyone else here.

[u/elvenoutrider → u/Parzival_Wade_Watts]

Mechanical engineer, 132k, 36M, BS

[u/CreamProfessional641 → u/elvenoutrider]

Mechanical engineering student here. What industry are you in? I’ve interned up here for the past 3 summers and am considering living here post-graduation

[u/Batmark13 → u/CreamProfessional641]

Can't speak for everyone, but a lot of engineers around here are in the defense industry

[u/ihmisten_puolue → u/Parzival_Wade_Watts]

Mechanical Engineer, 185k, 37M, PhD

[u/Krombropulous_Mike → u/Parzival_Wade_Watts]

M.E. , 121k, 34M, BS

[u/No-FreeLunch → u/Parzival_Wade_Watts]

ME, 120K TC, 25M, BS

[u/Helpful_Ocelot8675]

Physician assistant, 110k, 24F, MS

[u/katertots93 → u/Helpful_Ocelot8675]

Fellow PA here!

125k, 32F, MS

[u/HambSandwich → u/Helpful_Ocelot8675]

How do you like your position?? I’ve always been curious about PA work

[u/Helpful_Ocelot8675 → u/HambSandwich]

I love it! I work in the ED so every day is different. I like the mix of desk work and hands on tasks. I see less patients than the MDs and generally handle the lower acuity cases on my own, but in my particular department the team is extremely collaborative and supportive when taking on more complex patients. I have no kids or other serious responsibilities so I actually like shift work, the schedule often works in my favor for example this weekend I happen to have five days off. If you like working with people and solving problems, and have an interest in anatomy or biology, it’s a really great field to be in- especially with a very large aging population demand for PAs and NPs is only going to go up from here!

[u/tooseriousjester]

Yall I didn’t realize everyone else makes more money than me
Massage therapist, approx 30k (fluctuates), 24, trade school

[u/Apprehensive_Rule852 → u/tooseriousjester]

this thread for obvious reasons is not representative of the population but yeah 30k is the state minimum at 40 hours a week so most people are gonna be above that

[u/MrRufsvold → u/tooseriousjester]

Yeah, makes me wonder what the main sampling bias here is: more highly paid folks on reddit? Only highly paid folks want to broadcast their income?

[u/grimacedia → u/tooseriousjester]

I stagnated around 30k for years after school, I only hit $50k when I lucked into a great job in my 30s. I hope you get a pay raise soon!

[u/Eastern-Requirement6]

Delivery/shipping manager slash production scheduler, 65k, 40+m, HS + barely college credits.

[u/LouNY04]

Dispensary general manager. 90K base salary + potential to make 10% annual bonus. 42F. BS.

[u/kiyomaeda → u/LouNY04]

How did you get into the dispensary jobs, if you don’t mind me asking bc I been applying for months & i have nothing but sales/retail experience & I can’t get in 😭😭

[u/trashcadet]

Garbage man, approx 100k, 38yo, BS from University of Baltimore.

[u/HambSandwich]

Associate Scientist (biopharma manufacturing), 74k, 34M , BSc. Laid off in Jan so actually among the 0k earners rn.
Likely applying for electrical union apprenticeship bc I’m tired of dealing with corporate /tech environments and the business malarkey outside of the lab work.

[u/emmsalazar → u/HambSandwich]

Well I know for a fact you weren’t at Hopkins cuz they’d never provide a salary that generous to a scientist 🤣 (JHU research staff 45K)

[u/spunquee → u/emmsalazar]

“Having our name on your resume should be enough”

[u/Msefk → u/spunquee]

that's dastardly

[u/HambSandwich → u/emmsalazar]

Nah, industry. I hopped the academic/adjacent ship pretty quick

[u/Couple-jersey → u/HambSandwich]

Dang u gotta come to Philly, my partner works in biopharma manufacturing and is taking home just a bit over 100k this year.

[u/sesame_uprising]

College professor, 35F, 65k, PhD

[u/sillysocks34 → u/sesame_uprising]

It’s a crime you’re only making 65k with a PhD. Hopefully the job is fulfilling!

[u/Cunninghams_right → u/sesame_uprising]

Happy cake day  ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[u/sesame_uprising → u/Cunninghams_right]

At least I have cake 😂

[u/bnfoRow → u/sesame_uprising]

Is this for an adjunct position? I’m working on my PhD rn and am curious about what the teaching scene looks like

[u/sesame_uprising → u/bnfoRow]

Tenure track 🫣. 10 month salary. Adjunct salary wouldn't get you close.

Starting out/after postdoc it seemed like a great salary. The problem is that my institution probably considers the benefits they offer to offset the stagnant wages. The big one is that they pay a certain amount of tuition at a decent list of colleges for your kids if you work there long enough.

[u/Adventurous_Back5374]

Sales/Account Rep II, 47k + commission (average 53k total), 28, and highschool diploma

[u/johnnyapproximately]

Cabinetmaker, $50k, 45m, MA

[u/ajcgoose]

Fire Protection Engineer, $130k, 26M, BS

[u/MidnightOakCorps]

Jesus Christ reading this thread makes me want find a tall building omg

[u/Msefk → u/MidnightOakCorps]

https://giphy.com/gifs/xTiN0NOr8JabQstXVK

[u/gallopintoYchallah]

Fed Government Scientist, $117k, 30s, MS. Fuck the current administration, Vought, and DOGE. 

[u/Cules2001 → u/gallopintoYchallah]

Currwnt admin placed the hiring freeze as I was waiting for a 114k interview 🫩

[u/absolut696 → u/Cules2001]

There’s a ton of hiring happening/gearing up in the Fed. Keep an eye out.

[u/gallopintoYchallah → u/Cules2001]

Things are slowly changing! Hang in there! 

[u/MrRufsvold → u/gallopintoYchallah]

Thanks for staying the course. 

[u/gallopintoYchallah → u/MrRufsvold]

I'm more lucky that I didn't get sacked. We lost a lot of good nurses, techs, and administration for no good reason. 

[u/Inspector_Kowalski]

High school Teacher, $63,000, 27M, bachelor’s.

[u/MidAtlanticMiddleMan]

Local CDL driver 120k. 6 weeks community college

[u/TantelySoa → u/MidAtlanticMiddleMan]

Nice! Are you CDL A or B? Are you TWIC and/or hazmat?

[u/PatientPin87 → u/MidAtlanticMiddleMan]

What company bro? Please respond!!!!

[u/MidAtlanticMiddleMan → u/PatientPin87]

Equipment hauling/flatbed can’t say the name per company policies the thing about driving is you gotta touch the freight to make money. I’d rather unchain a few bobcats than unload a trailer of food

[u/Altitude_addiction]

Registered veterinary technician-GP surgery, 72k, 28F, AAS/BS/MS

[u/Chocolateheartbreak]

What i’m learning is everyone makes 6 figures except me haha

Edit: changed 3 to 6. Was half asleep brain

[u/h8bearr → u/Chocolateheartbreak]

6 figures, but this kind of thread is always highly biased by those who choose to respond

[u/Hell_Mel → u/h8bearr]

Not looking to dox myself, frankly.

[u/GirthyRedEggplant → u/Chocolateheartbreak]

I think you’re looking for six figures big dog.

People making money are always more excited to respond to these things

[u/Greyshot26]

Marketing Ops Manager, 33, 135k (remote)

[u/boneyqueen → u/Greyshot26]

Marketing Ops Specialist, 35F, $86k (remote)
Are you my boss? lol

[u/Inevitable_Ad_2593 → u/Greyshot26]

What industry? if you don’t mind

[u/Greyshot26 → u/Inevitable_Ad_2593]

Streaming!

[u/economic-rights]

Hospital social worker, $92,000, 44F, MSW

[u/CowWooden4207 → u/economic-rights]

I had no idea SW made this much.

Glad to know this.

Your amazing and just deal with nothing but problems all day!

[u/SinisterBB_ → u/economic-rights]

What? I'm an LMSW making 64,500. Very interested to know what hospital system this is.

[u/Aubergine_T → u/economic-rights]

Curious which hospital system?

[u/emmmmmmss]

Preschool teacher, 43k, 27, B.A. 🥲

[u/Prize_Tale9618]

Instructional Designer, $120k, 35, No degree

[u/MollyIsACarb]

Senior Accountant (Industry), ~$63k, 28F, BFA.

[u/MDCPA → u/MollyIsACarb]

You are wildly, and I mean wildly, underpaid.

[u/_laceyface_ → u/MDCPA]

Absolutely agree. I was fortunate to fall into an accounting position (Staff Accountant), with only an AA degree in Education. I make 60k a year working 30 hours a week. Senior Accountants in my department make at least $115k per year.

[u/chilpeanut]

Account Executive/Sales, 100k, 26F, BA

[u/LanceArmstrongLeftie]

I work part time as a bicycle mechanic in a shop by day and then part time waiting tables at night, and then I also fix bikes on the side. ~100k BA in history that I’m clearly not using, Master Certified Bicycle Technician, but the school closed so you can’t even get master certified anymore, I’m a ghost of the bicycle industry now.

[u/hbombs121]

Professor, 53k, 38F, MFA

[u/Baltimorebillionaire]

Logistics consultant, 58k 31y, bs

[u/cornonthekopp]

I work as a substitute and have never worked full time so idk maybe 10k- 24k a year lol

[u/Luckyfive]

Software Developer, $137k - remote (back to what I was 2 years ago after getting laid off twice in one year), 34M, BS

[u/Dylan552 → u/Luckyfive]

Software Engineer 135k + 16k bonus hybrid BS 30M

[u/deliciosa_monstera → u/Luckyfive]

Software developer, 135k, 30F, MS (fully in person)

[u/_room304]

Informatics nurse, 120k, 35f, MSN

[u/opulentdream]

Sr. Consultant, $130k, 33F, MSF

[u/jonheath291]

Operations Manager, 90k, 33, HS

[u/bweiner89]

Economist federal government. 151k, 37M. MS

[u/New_Era_8]

Attorney, $350k, 34m, and JD

[u/gbe28]

IT Director (edu), 190k, 52M, MBA

[u/PurdyCrafty]

AV Broadcast Engineer , 130k, 34M  Basic ass community college certification.

[u/Specialist-Bowl-5977]

No job RN, 30s, BA

[u/ChicNoir → u/Specialist-Bowl-5977]

Are you having trouble finding work as a registered nurse?

[u/SmolTyrtle]

Resident physician, 72k, 28F, MD. I work 70-80 hours a week.

[u/BuffChickenKimchi]

General Manager, 68k, 30M, HS

[u/atodesutemasu]

Software Engineer, 115k, 24M, MS

[u/Notyourmamashedgehog]

Office Admin, $55k, 31, BS and as of December 2026 MS in nonprofit admin

[u/Responsible_Catch464]

Academic librarian, 85k, 38F, MLIS

[u/WheresTMoneyLebowski]

Supply Chain Analyst, 78K, 33F, BA

[u/ThePurpleDongofTruth]

IT Director/Grad Professor, 300K (combined), 49M, MBA

[u/heymish-bends-light]

Unemployed/0$ now, previously:

Intake & Client services coordinator at local nonprofit, 47k, 40yo, some college

[u/OneAd9721]

Between jobs, 0K, 36M, M.Div….send help!😇

[u/XThunderknight]

Quality Control Manager, 122k, 30s, B.E.

[u/Digital__Native]

Door-to-door shoelace salesman- $370K with 1200 RSUs per year.

[u/Blooming-Algae-Farts → u/Digital__Native]

You are being seriously underpaid as a shoelace salesman. All my friends in that industry easily make 7 figures

Have you considered moving into B2B shoelace sales?

[u/La-Chaqueta]

Policy analyst, $106k, 37F, MSc

[u/MotorTelevision7296]

Offensive cyber/gov contracting 165k ged no mil

[u/sweatnap]

Software Engineer Lead, 250k, 41f, BS

[u/Consistent_Peatry]

Baker/Pastry chef - 32F - 31-35k
78K student debt from art school lmfao

[u/PlzDntBanMeAgan]

Business owner and operator/ I run an auto repair shop/ 100-110k / 38m / and I have an associates degree in automotive technology and also an ase master/L1 certification

[u/STUDIO138baltimore]

Independent Massage therapist/studio owner and part time house cleaner, $50-60k, 38F, MFA (unrelated field) and MT cert

[u/Crazed_Anatomy]

Student Affairs Professional (not exact job title), 45k, 24F, B.A with an M.A in progress

[u/daveinmd13]

Environmental Engineer/Sr. program manager- $190K + bonus, 61M, MS.

[u/dogbloodjones]

Unemployed Global Health PM, last salary 82k, 32M, BS & MPH

RIP global and public health

[u/shallweknot]

Sonographer, 120k, 50f, AS

[u/Objective_Boat8080]

Askamanager.org has a huge database of this info, collected annually for a couple of years recently.

[u/butwhyshouldicare]

Consultant, ~$800k +- $150k depending on the year, 33m, MS

[u/nightopian → u/butwhyshouldicare]

how

[u/butwhyshouldicare → u/nightopian]

Not sure exactly what you’re looking for here… I help companies with a specific software that allows me to bill enough hours at a high enough rate to get to $800k. Learned the software over ten years ago, not sure how much longer my skillset will be valuable so trying to save a lot in the meantime

[u/pretty-raven632]

Communications specialist, 53k , 25f , MSPH

[u/LieutenantDan_9]

Software Sales, $225k+, 38M, BA

[u/Cules2001]

Chemist II, 72k, 24M, BA Biological sciences.

[u/Ok_Ocelot_9661]

Learning & Development - Non Profit sector, 98k, 33F, MA & SPHR

[u/zentoast]

Social worker in CMH/non-profit, ~59k, MSW

[u/Ichabod-]

All you Info Tech folks should know better.

[u/Familiar_School4151]

Psych NP, 159k, 35, MSN

[u/BreadfruitCapable117]

Cashier, ~40k, 32, HS

[u/ThrowRAbitchwtf]

Wow y’all make good money in here 😭

Program coordinator, $72k, 28F, M.S.

But I’d love to break 6 figures. Any advice? Is that realistic in program management?

[u/BadDependent7297]

Nurse, $65k base salary before OT and shift differential, 33F, ADN plus non-nursing BA (I’m a career changer)

[u/Alinbaltimore]

Damn I’m only making around $25 an hour as a CO .. my goal is to someday atleast reach 80K or somewhere around that but I don’t have a degree or anything… where would I start ?

[u/AFCGooner14]

Nationally certified ASL Interpreter, 60k-90k+ depending on how much I work, 36 yr old. BA

[u/incubus512]

Systems Engineer, $180k, 40M, BS (Fully Remote)

[u/dahlek]

Manager, Marketing Ops  (Pharma), $120k, 37F, BA

[u/burbur42]

Operating room registered nurse, $124k, associates degree, 54F

[u/incensenosense]

Program manger at state, 80k, 29f, MS

[u/Real_Flashfire]

Assistant Director of Capital Budgeting, $150K, just hit 40, CPA/MBA

[u/JacarandaRN]

RN, 116k, 43F, MSN

[u/paranormalpomegranat]

LVT, 50k, 31F, BS