CNA's/PCT's how much do you make?

I start my first job as a CNA on Monday. I will make $10.81 plus $1.62 shift differential for nights, and an additional $1.30 shift differential for weekends, and we work every other weekend. So on weekend nights I will make $13.73, and I have no experience.

Unit Clerk with 6 1/2 years exp. Started at $12.56 for days and now I'm up to $16.71 for days.

Waco, TX; $8.25 an hour w/ just under a year exp. at the same hospital. I think most of the aides, with no experience at my hospital make 8.75. I took a pay cut because the hospital paid for my CNA class, CNA certification exam, 5.50/hr while attending class, as well as all required materials for the class.

I was told that after a year we'd be paid 8.75, which is what they start new aides at.

i am a paramedic, and worked as an ER PCT in SE FL for 6 years.. started @ $8.75/hr, worked my way up to $12.33/hr. now living and working in Central NC, making $15.00/hr starting.

Central Western MN....$10/hr, 3 years experience..2 years at same place

Yes. I'm an RN, but where I live, I know of several LPNs who make from $10. to $12. an hr.

$11 an hour to start on day shift, with $1 shift diff on weekends.

Twin Cities, Minnesota
Nursing Home w/no exp...$8.75/hr.
Hospital after 1yr NH exp...started at 13.10/hr with $0.70 night differential, been there 2 yrs and have become phlebotomy trained, so now, with differential...
making $14.90/hr

Made $9/hr at the nursing home (but we had great bennies)
Then at the hospice I made $12 plus travel time and miles for home visits
The hospital pays based on years of experience - By the time I got there I had two under my belt - started at 13.70.

I've found the hospital/LTC disparity to be a pretty common thing.

Oh, this is in SE PA.

western pa $11-12.05 to start depending on experience