My teacher said that her daughter earns...

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That her daughter earns $21 per hours as a CNA... Is that even possible? Good pay....

She said she isn't high skilled.. or does not required a high skilled to earn that much.

oh, and rn in mass earns 82k-100k a year. i was looking for rn jobs to see the salary and foudn this:

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* education: bachelors degree

* keywords: heart rates, breathing rates, blood pressure , oxygen levels

* job duration: this job is full time

* compensation range: 96000-108000/yr

not bad!!!! i wonder if male rn makes more? or no?> :|

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Specializes in Psychiatry, corrections, long-term care..
The highest wages I have ever heard of was $15 an hour for a CNA. That CNA wage was in Washington state. In Florida, I see wages for CNA's listed as $8.50-9.00 an hour.:crying2:

I'm from Washington State and the local hospital pays up to $16 an hour (depending on experience), but most of the LTC facilities pay less than $11. One even pays people $9 an hour and our minimum wage is $8.67 (our minimum wage adjusts with the cost of living here).

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Specializes in Med-Surg/urology.
Discouraging when CNAs earn more than licensed nurses.

It's discouraging when CNA's have so much responsibility & work extremely hard, but (in some places) earn minimum wage.

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I'm from Washington State and the local hospital pays up to $16 an hour (depending on experience), but most of the LTC facilities pay less than $11. One even pays people $9 an hour and our minimum wage is $8.67 (our minimum wage adjusts with the cost of living here).

You'll earn more in Hospital because it requires at least 6 months to a year of experience in nursing home, etc.

I think here in mass, they pay up to $15-$18 at start in hospital. The teacher said they may hire 3 students in our class, but not as CNA because we need to take the exam. I will be a nursing assistant and home care aid. Not Certified, but I will get that ASAP. I wish I get hired there as a CNA... $21 an hour is very good! :|

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Not always. I earned less at the hospital than I did in LTC, even though they required experience.

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Not always. I earned less at the hospital than I did in LTC, even though they required experience.

Yeah. Like 6 months to 1 year. I want to work in hospital because I am going for the BSN nursing program so I would like to learn all the equipment, work with patients, etc.

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Yeah. Like 6 months to 1 year. I want to work in hospital because I am going for the BSN nursing program so I would like to learn all the equipment, work with patients, etc.

No, I was saying you don't always earn more at the hospital. I took a pay cut when I started there.

It's good for experience, though.

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No, I was saying you don't always earn more at the hospital. I took a pay cut when I started there.

It's good for experience, though.

That's why I am going for it. For the experience. I honestly could careless about money until I start a family.

I am single and I live with my parents, so not a problem. :) I can't wait to start helping people, that's my dream. :)

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Specializes in 6 yrs LTC, 1 yr MedSurg, Wound Care.

There is an agency around here that pays CNAs $18. They want a year of experience though.

One of the hospice girls that come in told me that when they are sitting with a patient that is dying, they get paid $20.

I'm in Oklahoma.

Dondie

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IN Alberta, Canada CNAs are paid 17-20

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