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  1. Feb 11, '11 by
    30 years as an LPN-Traveling as an EMR analyst-$55/hr-all expenses paid, no benefits.
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  2. Feb 11, '11 by
    20.50/hr. LTC full time okay benefits, annual raises, lots of pto like 4 weeks+, varied shifts by choice, b/c I am in school, no shift/weekend diff. in moderate sized midwest city about 1.5 yrs of LTC experience, license for nearly 2 yrs.
  3. Feb 11, '11 by
    where do you work ginger?
  4. Feb 11, '11 by
    As the lowest paid, that seems pretty good
  5. Feb 14, '11 by
    1. Years experience LPN since 1996
    2. Nursing Specialty Hospice
    3. Wage 19.33 hour, 20% more per hr night differential
    4. Billings Montana
    5. Excellent Benefits
    6. No raises
    Last edit by Montana Penny on Feb 14, '11 : Reason: wanted to add on to information
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    Feb 14, '11 by
    $26.05 plus differentials. Regular raises.
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  7. Mar 2, '11 by
    LPN since July 15th 2010.
    First job: 18/hour
    Second job 17/hour.
  8. Mar 2, '11 by
    I just graduated in December and passed my boards in January.

    I'm working at a Nursing Home and making base pay of 17/hr for working 7-3, 18/hr for working 3-11, and 19/hr working 11-7 . We also get a pay raise each year of up to 3%. Also full time employees get health, dental and vision insurance for a very small price.

    Right now I'm working weekends, once a week and I can get called in if someone calls in sick. It's a pretty good job, downside is having anywhere from 26-30 patients.
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  9. Mar 3, '11 by
    are there any LPN here from Massachusetts or Rhode Island? Do you mind me asking how much you make an hr?
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  10. Mar 3, '11 by
    LPN's are making alot more than I am with my 2.5 years experience. Good for them but times are tough for my family. I make 18/hour. I have been told that NP's only make 45k around here. Sorry, but I can't live on that anymore. Too much responsibility for too little $$. I have been told that is why there are no PA's here. They will not settle for this pay. Could be true because I do not know any PA's. NP's staff the ER most of the time. BUT there is no industry here and everyone is medicaid or the working non insured. I will probably have to move but in the end who takes care of these people?
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