Published May 23, 2006
stcylra
3 Posts
I will have my LNA by the end of July and hope to have a job by early August. I live in the Derry area and just looking for some advice.
I am hoping afterwards to go on to a LPN Program. I am going to babystep it!!
I am hearing that Concord Hospital starts their LNA's at $15 and this is with benefits?
And have also heard Rockingham County nursing home with a starting pay of $20?
I really need to make at least $15 and willing work 2nd shift or EOW. Per diem is also possible.
Does anyone do the bailor (sp?) program? Are you allowed to take a Sat. off here and there for special events or parties. I like the idea of working 2 days and getting paid for 40, but then again family events are always on weekends.
Any advice is greatly appreciated!!
nursie-babie, ASN, RN
31 Posts
I WORK AT BAYLOR UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER(IN DALLAS, TX) I AM ASSUMING YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT OUR 2 DAY ALTERNATIVE SHIFTS(I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT OTHER PEOPLE KNEW ABOUT IT) ANYWAY, AT BAYLOR YOU HAVE THE CHOICE OF WHICH TWO DAYS YOU WORK, FRI/SAT, FRI/SUN, OR SAT/SUN. HOWEVER, THESE POSITIONS DON'T AQUIRE PTO LIKE THE REGULAR SHIFT DOES, SO I AM NOT SO SURE HOW EASY IT IS TO GET DAYS OFF.
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Angela1336
Hi - I am thinking about changing my career. May I inquire to you where you went for you LNA & your opinion on the institution? I live over on the Seacoast....
thanks!
NRSNFL
397 Posts
I WORK AT BAYLOR UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER(IN DALLAS, TX) I AM ASSUMING YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT OUR 2 DAY ALTERNATIVE SHIFTS(I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT OTHER PEOPLE KNEW ABOUT IT) ANYWAY, AT BAYLOR YOU HAVE THE CHOICE OF WHICH TWO DAYS YOU WORK, FRI/SAT, FRI/SUN, OR SAT/SUN. HOWEVER, THESE POSITIONS DON'T AQUIRE PTO LIKE THE REGULAR SHIFT DOES, SO I AM NOT SO SURE HOW EASY IT IS TO GET DAYS OFF.:monkeydance: :monkeydance: :monkeydance: :monkeydance: :monkeydance: :monkeydance:
Barbie-
She lives in NH, this is a NH thread and a baylor shift is a form of scheduling.
Serena NH
9 Posts
I know that Wentworth Douglass in Dover currently starts LNA's with no experience at $10.24 per hour. If I am remembering correctly, differential is $1.75 for the 3-11 shift, and $6.50 for 11pm-7am, and Per diem differential is $3.00. My sister also worked as an LNA at Riverwoods in Exeter, and she started around $11/hr back in November. Hope this helps!
extremesboo
1 Post
i keep hearing about programs here in Nh that train you to get ur LNA license and then u work for them , does anyone know what hospitals, nursing homes, etc have these programs i live in deerfield,NH:)
lexgarmom
Concord starts you at $11.14. Speare in Plymouth starts at $9.70, and St Francis in Laconia starts at $10.25. While your in your class you tend ot get the impression that starting wages are higher but expect the lower end. Keep in mind these starting rates do not include a deduction for benefits which will drop the wage as well. Speare for example charges approx $180 per month for a family plan and this is lower then many other employers- so you see your "actual" take home is quite less between this and taxes.
northcntrykate
Hello NH!!! I live in northern portion of the state and will be stating my classes for LNA Certification in Mid-October. I'm intersted in talking to anyone in this area with any ideas or tips for a 'newbie'
Thanks in advance
Nurse-To-Be-Kate:nurse: