how much do you make an hour/year?

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I know its personal but I am just curious, of course you don't have to answer it but for those of you who don't mind, answer please, thanks!

CNA/RN/LPN/PA/APN/fulltime/parttime/casual whatever your profession is, just state it and share :)

Specializes in LTC,ICU,ANESTHESIA.

$185000/yr...$105/hr when I moonlight at other hospitals.

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Specializes in Cardiac, Hospice, Float pool, Med/Peds.

25.25 an hour... I am casual at at Wisconsin hospital

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New graduate LPN in ltc starting 15.43/hr in upper michigan, will graduate may 2010 as RN, will start at 20.91

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Specializes in OR.

My mom makes an outrageous amount of money she has been a nurse for 20 + years and teaches . She showed me her paystub once it was 48.00 an /hr plus shift differentials so she would be at 50 a/hr. I myself only make peanuts I am nurse assistant trying to get my RN so my journey has just begun!!!!!:yeah:

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Specializes in office nurse for 10 years, Ltc for 7 yea.

:yeah:I work as an LPN in ltc facility.I make 18.75 an hour.I'm happy with that for now,especially in TN.

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Specializes in Family Med, Mental Health, Public Health.

I work in Public Health and I make 46,000 a year (salary) Dont know how much that is per hour, but I work Mon thru Fri from 8-5. I know I could do better in a hospital, but right now these hours work best for me with having a small child...but hey its still comfortable. FOR NOW AT LEAST!

Oh yeah.. and NO weekends, NO holidays, 10 hr of sick leave and 10 hours of vacation time every month...so it kind of weighs out IMO..but I am definitely trying to get to the BIG BUCKS!! $$$$$

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i make $44 an hour with about 2 years experience.

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i make $44 an hour with about 2 years experience.

You're not really 94 are you? If you are, can you tell us how you managed to get hired at your age? ;)

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Specializes in Neuro-Surgery, Med-Surg, Home Health.

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After almost 28 years of employment I retired last from a large medical center located in San Francisco, Ca. Those RNs who are still working there with similar lenght of service earned between $120,000 to $145,000 in 2008. They are staff nurses and or charge nurses with over 20 years seniority. A nursing supervisor and a long-time friend said to me her income in 2008 is over $200,000. The majority of RNs in our system earn $100,000/year or more but they work hard for every dollar they earn.

Starting salary for RNs is around $80,000/year.

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Specializes in -.

PCA

17.45 an hour...plus $100 every payday for working evenings, dealing with nauseous linen etc

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Specializes in neurology, cardiology, ED.

New grad RN in upstate (Albany area) NY. 22.71/hr, shift diff. 4.50/hr weeknights, 8.00 weekend nights. Time and a half for hours worked over your usual scheduled hours (8's or 12's). Good enough for me!

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Gee, the variables just in one are are so diverse. When I was a CNA in one LTC facility the going rate was $6/hr. Another 15 miles away I made $10.50/hr. CNA in hospitals make considerably more, but then you have more responsibilities. The range here for a hospital CNA is from $10-$17/hr starting pay. Kinda depends on wether it is a private community hospital or a larger Healthcare system. The larger systems pay more. I have now moved up from being a CNA/PCT to a Nurse Tech as I am a student nurse in the same hospital that I was a CNA making $12/hr to start, and my NT pay is $19/hr. As a Grad nurse I will be bumped up to $32/hr, and once I pass boards and have my RN(Associates degree) I will be at a start rate of $40/hr. This is in the Kansas City Missouri area.

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