CNA's/PCT's how much do you make? - Page 8

I make 11.55 on weekdays and 12.55 on weekends....i get benefits and tuition reinbursiment...pretty sweet deal compared to others i guess. Idk if working in a hospital compared to a nursing home is different pay?

here in central arkansas, starting PCT is $8 an hour

as a CNA I was originally offered $9.50 but when they found out I was bilingual they offered me $11 starting pay, no benefits...btw I work with a home health agency

PCT Nursing student in Eastern Georgia PRN at $10.78/Hr for Juniors and $11.74/Hr for Seniors +$2.00 Shift diff for evenings/weekend hours. Can only work 8hr/week.

PCA/StNA 12.57 per hour plus 2 dollars an hour shift differential on weekends and another 2.00 dollars extra for night shift. $ 16.57 ph or 14.57 day shift on weekends

In Connecticut $15.00 + $2.00 shift diff on weekends as a hospital PCT in CCU.

As a CNA/PCT in Chicago I make 14.07 and .65 on the weekends. I work the nightshift. But I've there 7 years. I started off making 9.80. Thats is why I'm in school for LPN.

Wow! what state do you work in? My hospital is late with everything. They trained us to be Clinical Techs blood drawing. EKG's ect..

Dallas LTC for 10 an hour with good benes and 26 days pto a year starting out no experience. After 6 months I'm going to apply to hospitals though and hope to get something higher.

In Dallas, Surgical Center $16. base pay $2 shift diff from 3p-11pm then it goes up to $3 and on Friday through Sunday midnight the shift diff is $5.oo but at most hospitals in the Dallas, Tx area its like $12 for float pool etc..with PTO of course and benfits I think if your PRN you don't get PTO or benefits. Were actually under construction right now making the transition to a full fledge hospital, with another 24 beds, 12 ICU and 14 (I think) ORs' so Im sure they will be needing people by summer, maybe sooner its supposed to be done in March/April 2011.