how much do you make?

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Hi

I was wondering how much everyone was making as a cna. in the state of illinois(bloomington/normal area) i make $10.50 an hour(2nd & 3rd shift /$10 for 1st shift) and can increase yearly. how much are you making in your area along with the starting pay?

11.50, I think there's some sort of shift differential. This is really dirt pay for CNA's in my area though, most make around $14-20 an hour.

where you from?

Specializes in LTC.

$12.83/hr plus $0.25/hr shift differential. I'm in Colorado.

Specializes in Geriatrics.

Right now I have pay in leiu of benefits, so I make $14 an hour (I get an extra dollar for when I work weekends.)

I'll be changing to part-time in 3 weeks when I start school, so I'll be making only $12 an hour. This is on 3-11 shift.

$19.34/hr for days, $21.43/hr for night shift at a hospital in Long Island NY

can I ask what hospital that is? thats awesome! :yeah:

Outside of Charlotte, NC.

LTC - Started $8.50, $1 shift and weekend differential. (Last year)

Hospital - Started $9.09, $10.85 with shift diff, no weekend diff.

I think the posters who said they make 21 and 23 plus dollars are referring to an RN's salary or at least an LPN, but definitely not a CNA. Carefully read the question people before you decide to post...:bugeyes:

Specializes in LTC.
I think the posters who said they make 21 and 23 plus dollars are referring to an RN's salary or at least an LPN, but definitely not a CNA. Carefully read the question people before you decide to post...:bugeyes:

They are CNA's. Carefully read their profiles before you decide to post.

12.50 an hour brand new in Twin Cities MN at LTC facility

Specializes in Critical Care, Capacity/Bed Management.

16.50 Days, 19.50 Nights, and 1.00 Weekend Diff., New Jersey

Specializes in geriatric, l&d.

As a CNA in SE Wisconsin @ a hospital, I make 11.66 per hour plus shift and weekend diffs.

I make $10.25 an hour plus $0.50 shift differential for working second shift. Third shift gets more, I think, but there is no weekend differential.

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