Nurses LPN/LVN
Published Jan 5, 2011
recent LPN pay information
Wheres My Key?
1 Post
Los Angeles. Graduated May 2012. Home health for 5 months at $25 per visit. Resigned and now at a convalescent hospital at $21/hr.
libran1984, ASN, RN
1 Article; 589 Posts
Hospital level 3 non trauma ER LPN- $14.35/hr....
I may get insane/awesome experience but I'm waaaay underpaid
tsunade
12 Posts
South Carolina
Hospice LPN, first job 17/hr PRN typical hours 8:30-5
0.50/mileage
No on-call
No benefits
GetSirius
19 Posts
any LPN in Oklahoma?? There is so many to read through, but I didn't see any from what I did read :)
miconnect
9 Posts
Michigan assisted living $20.00hr! 1st Job! Thank you Lord!
TS73
2 Posts
Hi everyone. I have been an LPN for 18+ years. The First 5 years I worked in geriatrics in long term care and have worked for a few home health companies and specialized in peds for the last 13 years. I live near St.Louis Missouri. I make 18.00 an hour and work night shifts. I work part time by choice. I am intimidated to ask for a raise. I feel devalued because I am only a part time worker. Also I do not get a shift differential and they offer no incentives when they ask me to work weekends. I was curious if anyone could maybe give some support and advice on asking for a raise...?? I have done some research in my state. I have found that I'm not only receiving entry level pay but also well below the average hourly wage for Lpn's in my state working in and out of home health care. I've always had excellent reviews etc and the families always praise my work and dedication. I am working for a family that has not only has difficulty keeping nurses but also turns down many of the nurses my company sends out to care for their 16 year old son...who to be frank is difficult, yet I have maintained a good rapport with him and I'm his only original nurse left after 10 months. He will eventually recover which is a good thing. I know I work part time, however, I also feel I should be atleast getting PRN pay...because they change my shifts whenever they feel it fits their needs (my company) ...or shift differentials/incentives etc. Anyway that was just a little background.. any thoughts? I've been mulling this over for months. I really do not want to start over somewhere else..I have too much going on right now. Thanks in advance. T
ACrawford
6 Posts
I am in the Knoxville, TN area and make $19.50 an hour doing Pediatric Private Duty. I get 8 hours of over time every other week so it's about $47,000 a year :)
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MissNae
10 Posts
$20/ HR LTC Richmond VA. 10 months experience
cole804, LPN
29 Posts
Where?
mommyof2NP2B
Is there anyone in the maryland/ DC area? I would love to know the average lpn salary out there please:nailbiting:
Jay_LPN
60 Posts
Going by this, the average seems to be $23-24.
It seems more accurate than the websites that create an average based on ads (some displaying that they are looking for RNs and LPNs with the RN salary shown).
JammelUSN
Is there anyone in the Dallas area? Im just wondering what the average salary is:nailbiting: