Published Mar 16, 2010
muffinCNA15
37 Posts
Haven't really seen a "current" thread for CNA salaries.
I'll start.
$11.00/hr--Working for home care company in Contra Costa County, CA
Poi Dog
1,134 Posts
$12.00/ hour
Hawaii
SNF
Girl Scout
165 Posts
$8.81/hr working for a large hospital in NW Ark.
TheCommuter, BSN, RN
102 Articles; 27,612 Posts
My current workplace, a nursing home in Fort Worth, Texas, pays its CNAs $10.00 hourly.
KimberlyRN89, BSN, RN
1,641 Posts
In my short 10 months as a CNA, I've been offered many salaries. First I started looking into two home health agencies: one offered $8.50 an hour and the other $9.00. Another place was a group home for those with dev.disabilities & the salary was $6.50 an hour. Then I accepted a job at an assisted living facility for those with dementia & they offered my $11/hr. Then I accepted another job at an LTC for $13/hr, but the place is unionized so they take a percantage from your check. I had a job interview last week & they offered me a job & the pay was $11.40/hr with a dollar differential for 3-11 and $2/hr more on weekends. Today I had another interview,was offered the job and the base pay was $10.50/hr with a dollar differential for 3-11 & then $2/hr on weekends 3-11..so like $12.50 an hour. Tomorrow I have yet another interview!! I'll post the salary when they tell me lol :)
juliaann
634 Posts
I got $9.25/hour starting with no experience in a hospital in Tulsa, OK. I got a $.50/hour raise after cross-training as a monitor tech within my first 6 months.
cnaccsu
3 Posts
I work at an alzheimers facility..starts at 14.50$...50 cents more for 2nd shift, and 1$ for weekends..raise every october, usually 50 cents - $1.00 depending on budget
gertie01
15 Posts
14.00-16.00/hr at hospitals in Minnesota.:)
tee-marie04
Try hospice or homehealth if you don't mind driving. They pay you for mileage and you donot have to stay in one place. They start you off with 14.00hr./hospice or homehealth/19.00/per pt.
i have done private care as a hospice aide. but most of the places around where i live (sutter medical) require a home health aide certificate, which i don't have i actually find hospice very rewarding (not to say it's not emotional)
azcna
232 Posts
I made 10.50 an hour at the nursing home I started at, and then 11.15 at the next one. I am now in a hospital making 15/hr (Phoenix, AZ).
anc12345
4 Posts
Northern Indiana.LTC.$10.75/hr no shift diff. I've been there 2.5 yrs with no raise except for the 90day raise. :/ I work on a respiratory unit as well.
I do Home health care. My clients range from $7.50-$9.50 depending on how hands on I need to be.