A Poll of actual CNA wages in the U. S. working directly at the bedside

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  1. How much do Nursing Assistants:CNA actually make per hour without shift differential?

    • 169
      $5 - $10 per hour
    • 275
      $10 - $15 per hour
    • 39
      $15.01 - $20 per hour
    • 7
      $20.01 - $25 per hour
    • 4
      $25.01 - $30 per hour
    • 1
      $30.01 - $35 per hour
    • 2
      $35.01 or greater
    • 10
      I volunteer all my time

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This is for nursing assistants who perform the duties as outlined by many clinical based hospital or nursing home educational based programs.

This poll is also not meant to be used as way to say I really do not have it so bad and in someway cause contentment.

14.25 WO differentials in Suburbs of Chicago.

In the city at most nursing homes they make 10-13

Suburbs 11-14 usually

Agency 12-18....

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I just recently started a CNA job and they offered $8.71 starting pay. With shift differential I am making $10.21 which is still a HUGE joke!

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Anyone know about wages in upstate NY LTCFs?

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Here in Ct Cna's make $9-$12 an hour without experience. The cost of living is so high we can barely make ends meet. LPN's make $20-$24 an hour plus shift differentials. Now that's pretty damn good.

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Specializes in ICU, hospice, MS/tele, ED, corrections.

I work for a non-profit skilled nursing facility in Seattle and make $14.35/hour plus shift differentials and good benefits.

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$13/hr with no differential in a LTC south of Boston. Nearby hospitals , I've heard as much as $19/hr plus differential.

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hello I'm new here-but I am a CNA-have been since 2000. currently am studying for my BSN. But I had to comment here. In the area I live in many CNA's are lucky to make minimum wage. Maybe one or two places hire in at a bit more but not much. The highest I EVER made as a CNA was $8.00 an hour and thought I was lucky to get that. It all depends on where you live and what the cost of living is...

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Just wondering if any one knows what a CNA salary would be in the Iowa - Quad Cities Iowa Area?? Thanks, please Advice!!!

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