Published Jun 6, 2012
vnssa
2 Posts
I'm looking to be RN n the college wants me to have a current or expire CNA license, I'll be happy to do it I just wonder how much gets paid a CNA who is starting. I live in Utah.
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
My workplace in Texas pays CNAs $11 hourly for full-time status and $15 hourly for PRN (no benefits).
juliaann
634 Posts
In Oklahoma, I made 9.25/hour full-time in a hospital.
blarrr07
13 Posts
Hey! I'm working on getting certified and live in OK, do they offer differentials for cna's like they do for rn's?
Yes! My hospital offered a differential for any hours worked after 3pm and any weekends. I don't remember exactly how much (I've been a full-time nursing student this past year and haven't worked as a CNA since last year), but it was nice. My hospital also payed time and half for holidays. It adds up nicely, but I still think it is nowhere near what a CNA's workload deserves. Good luck with your certification and getting a job! I'm glad I did it, despite the poor pay.
Thank you! I'm looking forward to it! I had planned on staying at my current job until I was able to start a nursing program, but I think it'd be worth the pay cut to be a cna for the experience-hope it works out to be that way!
white hat
1 Post
IHS na's start around 14.00 plus Govt. fringe. not a bad deal.
What is ihs if you don't mind me asking??
ncbutterfly
35 Posts
In home care CNA in NC and I make 8.75/hour!
crystal30
I believe, it's where you go and how experience you are.
mkearns724
97 Posts
I am making $12.25 an hour plus shift diff at a hospital but its because im per diem if it was full time they start out at $9.25 plus shift diff
Bethhosek
8 Posts
In PA we get 11.00 to start plus benefits