LNA in NH...how much per hour?

I am wondering as well

I work 3rd shift and I am a new aid, I am getting 10.50 plus .50 diff. I hope that helps.

Good Lord. Is that all? $10.55ph? I was working at a job as a direct support professional making $10.22 ph. I am looking into becoming an LNA but those figures are very depressing! Does anyone out there make more than $10.55? Or is that all I have to look forward to?

I work per-diem on weekends and make $15 an hour. Day shift at my work starts around $11 I think, evenings are $12, and 3rd shift is around $15 an hour to start.

thanks so much for your response. I have to say that I am kind of discouraged with the pay. I thought it would be aat least $13 an hour anyway. $11 isn't much really.

It really depends on where you work. My first nursing home job after differentials payed me 13.25 an hour. Work staffing now(most wont take you until a year of experience-staffing agencies that is), and I make from 15-18 with them

Consider $15 to $18 a pretty good salary since that is what LPNs are paid in some places, if they are lucky.

I work with Right at Home in Londonderry, we serves all of southern NH. I make $11. an hour.

LTC 2ND SHIFT 11.75