LPN's in Wisconsin ... what do you make/salary?
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0Feb 15, '11 by KitkatPRNI'm a LPN student and see all types of jobs posted on websites but they never list the payrate. If you are currently a LPN and could share what your hourly wage/benefits and type of setting you work in I would really appreciate it. Thanks so much for any information you are willing to give !! (I live in Appleton, WI and think I would like to work at an Affinity site or for St. Elizabeths)
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0Feb 28, '11 by KitkatPRNThanks for the info !! Was going to delete my post, didn't think anyone would respond. I know some people think it's rude to talk about money, but I'm just so curious to know what I could make after graduation. Unfortunately it's not much more than I make as a CNA .... however, if I had your job it would be .... sounds like you have a great job!!!
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0Apr 2, '11 by badgerbabe287As a new LPN in SE WI, I started at $20.00 for first shift and 21.50 for second shift. Big help while finishing nursing school!
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0Dec 11, '11 by NursingStudentYayaHi Badgerbabe287,
Do you work in a nursing home setting? That's great! I need to get my foot in the door and support my family as well.. -
1Feb 10, '12 by KitkatPRNUpdate: I got two jobs and just passed NCLEX. I'm getting $21 hr, with no benefits, on-cal, casual & day shift ( $1 hr shift diff for PM and $1.50 NOCs).
My 2nd job is 19.24 hr (no shift diff) with great benefits, and is permanent 50% PMs. I have lots to learn being a "new grad"! I'm excited, scared and hopeful !!NursingStudentYaya likes this.
