Published Nov 1, 2008
tsujitha77
5 Posts
am an indian.am plannin to visit canada in a temporary vias for two years.during my stay i've thought to work as a practical nurse beside finish my CRNE.am told ill be paid 42000$.if so how much will be the tax more over how much they ideally pay for a practical nurse.can any one help with rough figures.thank you
NotReady4PrimeTime, RN
5 Articles; 7,358 Posts
Practical nurse pay varies depending on the province you are working in, as does the cost of living. Average deductions from one's pay cheque are about 35%, including income tax, Canada Pension Plan, Employment Insurance, personal pension plan, extended health, life and disability insurance, parking, union dues and so on. Out of $42,000 a year, you can expect to take home about $27,000.
that was very kind of you,its was informative.
Fiona59
8,343 Posts
You have to remember that your nursing education has to be evaluated and found acceptable to the College of LPNs for the province you are interested in working. So there will be the evaluation fees, the fee to write the CPNRE is $600 and the yearly license is $250 in my province.
So it is not an inexpensensive option.