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No. 10
from tonicareer
Old Jun 02, 2004, 10:50 PM

Medical Assistants here in Indiana make minimum wage and no benefits. They have to take more credit hours than an LPN. Plus most medical assistant classes don't transfer to the nursing programs. CNA's get paid more than nursing assistants here and only need 3 months of training.
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No. 11
from mandykal
Old Jun 03, 2004, 12:38 AM

As a CNA, we thought our supervisor (RN) at our LTC was getting paid the big bucks because she has been working at our facility for about 14 years. Well, we thought wrong when she told us she's not getting paid much, because 14 years ago the pay was much lesser. To top it off she said that she gets paid the same amount of pay that a starting nurse currently gets paid. Think about it.
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No. 12
from mandykal
Old Jun 03, 2004, 12:40 AM

Originally Posted by tonicareer
Medical Assistants here in Indiana make minimum wage and no benefits. They have to take more credit hours than an LPN. Plus most medical assistant classes don't transfer to the nursing programs. CNA's get paid more than nursing assistants here and only need 3 months of training.

You must've meant " CNA's gets paid more than Medical Assistants...."
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No. 13
from angel337
Old Jun 03, 2004, 01:00 AM

Originally Posted by caroladybelle
There are places where RNs are paid $12.00 an hour.

It depends on what area of the country that you are in and what type of nursing you do.
where do rn's make $12/hr. tell me so i know not to live there.
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No. 14
Old Jun 03, 2004, 07:45 AM

I am an LPN, last nursing home job I had was paying me $16 an hour when I left. I now work hospital through agency,making 21.70. The hospital only pays the LPNs about $14 an hour. This is all in Louisville. I live in southern Indiana right across the river from Louisville. My local hospital, two blocks from my house only pays $12, and the LTC's around $13.
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No. 15
from kathc
Old Jun 03, 2004, 10:46 AM

I'm in the Rochester area and I was told that Highland starts their LPN's out at 13.50/hr. I think 12.00 is a bit low for this area. I believe the VA's hospitals pay well so you may want to check that out.
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No. 16
from need2be
Old Jun 03, 2004, 10:54 AM

Hi, I am from Rochester ,NY where do you go to school?
Originally Posted by kathc
I'm in the Rochester area and I was told that Highland starts their LPN's out at 13.50/hr. I think 12.00 is a bit low for this area. I believe the VA's hospitals pay well so you may want to check that out.
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No. 17
from kiyasmom
Old Jun 03, 2004, 08:13 PM
Updated Jun 03, 2004 at 08:16 PM by kiyasmom

Originally Posted by kathc
I'm in the Rochester area and I was told that Highland starts their LPN's out at 13.50/hr. I think 12.00 is a bit low for this area. I believe the VA's hospitals pay well so you may want to check that out.
That's too funny that you said that, because my husband is a vet, and we are going to the VA clinic on Westfall Rd. tomorrow! Seriously, though, the nearest VA hospital is Buffalo.

I am curious, too. Are you an LPN student at Isabella Graham or REOC? (Those are the only two programs I know of in Monroe County )

Um, never mind. Upon second look I see you aren't in Monroe County.
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No. 18
from kathc
Old Jun 04, 2004, 07:47 AM

Originally Posted by need2be
Hi, I am from Rochester ,NY where do you go to school?
I'm going to BOCES LPN School in Newark. I started March and (hopefully) will graduate in December. We start clinical in July at Monroe Community Hospital.
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No. 19
from kathc
Old Jun 04, 2004, 07:51 AM

Originally Posted by kiyasmom
That's too funny that you said that, because my husband is a vet, and we are going to the VA clinic on Westfall Rd. tomorrow! Seriously, though, the nearest VA hospital is Buffalo.

I am curious, too. Are you an LPN student at Isabella Graham or REOC? (Those are the only two programs I know of in Monroe County )

Um, never mind. Upon second look I see you aren't in Monroe County.
Don't forget the ones in Batavia and Canandaigua. I myself am leaning towards working at one of the VA hospitals. Its not such a drive for me since I live in Avon.
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