Pay Rates 2010

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Saw this in another forum and thought it would get more answers here.

With the current economic situation, there have been a lot of changes in pay rates. Just so we are all more aware of the current pay rates can you pls. post the following:

1. State

2. City

3. Speciality (Hospital, Home Health, Nursing Home, Rehab, etc)

4. Pay rates

5. Benefits offered by agency (pls. don't feel shy to be detailed)

Yes, this is in the CNA forum so naturally, it should pertain to the CNA profession.

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Are you referring to a CNA/Nursing Asst? Those rates could not apply to RN pay. Please confirm. Confused?:confused:

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Dis-regard. Did not notice that this is the CNA discussion posting. Thanks:coollook:

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so sorry I was just scanning the whole site and had no idea I was taken to the CNA forum!

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Oh...crn

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Registered Nurse-ADN

1. Michigan

2. Flint

3. Occupational Health

4. $25.00/ HR

5. Health/dental/eyes; pay for by check each week...Insurance sucks but at least its insurance..I love my job!

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Specializes in Geriatrics.

1 Nova Scotia,Canada

2 LPN Charge Nurse

3 20.00 per hour

4 Long term care

5 Pension/medical split with employer

:)

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Specializes in TELE, ORTHO, HOME CARE.

1.northern va

2. Staff nurse - RN

3. $34.00 / hour

4. Hospital

5. Medical/dental/vision - is expensive about 250 every 2 weeks

(NOT SURE IF YOU ARE ASKING RN OR CNA'S?)

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I think the RN's have their own salary thread somewhere on this site.:lol2:

Illinois

Hospital - Med/Surg

$11.00 because I have no experience and this is my first CNA job. Another $1.50 for working on 2nd shift and another $1.50 on the weekends. I end up making $14.00 during the weekends. We also get a bonus, if we pick up an extra shift per pay period.

I'm part time and I get benefits. 401K, tuition reimbursement, dental, medical, etc.

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Yes, thank you to all who clarified what your title is. I thought, these have to be CNAs or very poorly paid LVNs.

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Specializes in ICU.

Y'all, this is the CNA board. There are many threads about RN/LPN pay rates in other areas of allnurses.com.

Oklahoma

CNA -> Monitor Tech -> CV Tech

$9 -> $9.75 -> $10.25

I work very full time (40+hours a week) and get full health/dental/vision/401k/PTO benefits

When I started working at this hospital as a CNA I had no experience. I did that for a year, MT for a few months, and transferred to CV, where I've been ever since. :)

Loving my job makes it worth the not-so-great pay...but then again, cost of living in OK is very affordable.

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1. OH

2. Harrison

3. LTC

4. 10.75 2nd shift

5. who knows I don't work enough hours to qualify

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