High paying cna jobs

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Hi there....I am a CNA. I am looking to find where the high paying jobs are at in ma. I love what i do and enjoy it but I think cna's deserve to get paid fot all the work they do. I know of one agency that pays their cna's $17 an hour but they are not hiring right now. Anyone know of any other agencies, hospitals, homes, etc. that pay good???

TO OTHER PCA'S, CNA'S, HHA'S: WHAT IS THE AVERAGE PAY YOU GET OUT THERE AND WHAT IND OF FACILITY TO YOU WORK IN?

answers are very much appreciated! :)

Specializes in LTC.

Prior to becoming a nursing assistant I was an anesthesia tech- so when I transferred I stayed at my rate, which was high for a NA. I work in a community hospital on the North Shore and I don't feel comfortable posting wha tI make, but it is very good. If you stay at one place-usually a hospital, long enough you can make good money.

The best CNA pay rates that I have noticed over the years were offered by individuals for private duty home care, typically the employer lives in the wealthy area of town.

MGH offers $12.50/hr..... surrounding community hospitals offer $11/hr with a differential that can get you to $19.50/hr (weekend nights). Like any job, the more experience you have the more you will get paid.

what is mgh?

Mass General Hospital.

are BSN RN's still working as CNA's in Boston?

Prior to becoming a nursing assistant I was an anesthesia tech- so when I transferred I stayed at my rate, which was high for a NA. I work in a community hospital on the North Shore and I don't feel comfortable posting wha tI make, but it is very good. If you stay at one place-usually a hospital, long enough you can make good money.

hey, if you dont mind my asking, where did you go to become an anesthesia tech? i'd love some info :) thanks

I just got hired as a pca for 16.70 but that's with differentials and i will be working the night shift, also I had experience prior and was working retail before.

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