Current CNA Pay Range

As a nursing student with my CNA license, I made about $13.50 (not including differentials) at a hospital in Colorado. Nursing homes in this area advertise about $9-10.50/hr.

Thanks! I'm trying to gauge whether it is worth it for me to work during nursing school or not.

I'm in Nevada and I make 15.03 to start without any experience

It will largely depend on where you live and the cost of living in your area. I live in a rural area of Kansas and base wage at the hospital where I work is $9.25 per hour. The nursing home 13 miles away pays $10 per hour base wage.

I have two jobs in ltc facilities in Wisconsin.One pays 11.50 and the other one pays $14.

I'm in CT and at the hospital I make $12.50 base pay and at a nursing home I make $13.50 for days and $17.50 for nights.

$11.67 in CO, I've been working for a year in home care and had one raise. I was offered another job at $10.50. I work very part time (one day a week) and do it more for the experience.

Switched jobs.

NV Hospital, 15.09 to start with no experience. 1 dollar differential for weekends, time and a half for acknowledged holidays, and 3 dollar differential for nights.

When I worked as a cna in the bay area, California, I started at $11/hr in an assisted living facility. When I got hired in the hospital, I started at $22/hr!

In Illinois I work in ltc making 10.25 and in Iowa I work at a Alf making 11.33 an hour...

I live in Arizona and work in a Rehab Hospital and started with no experience at $12.50.