how much do nurses aid earn.?
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not enough to make paying for a nurses' aid course worth it.  just go for actual nurse
986601
I work at a blood center.  You'll only make $12 - 14 per hour, but........you can became a trainer, and then a training supervisor, and make $20/hr.
1048882
Community or technical college usually offer CNA program, i'm going to apply for the program soon. It's usually about 2 months (at least it's true for the one i'm applying to), and it's about $350 for tuition, another $100 for books, and also $100 for exam fee. So i would say you are looking at around $600. But CNA doesn't make much at all, i'm doing it because i want to see if i like being a nurse or not, it's kinda like an entry leve thing to do...you know...in the midwest, CNA probably only makes $11-$12 an hour.... good luck!!
472742
doctors taking a pay-cut as nurses start to do their jobs.
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It depends on what degree you have and what capacity you nursing. For example a school nurse entry level position may only pay you between 24,000-28,000 US dollars per year, but entering the field as a nurse specializing in trauma, or geriatrics, pediatric, OR Nurse, Oncology Nursing, or any specialized nursing will not probably begin by paying you additional money, but in the long-run, specializing in a field of nursiong requiring specialized knowledge will pay off for you eventually.  Home health nursing can also be very lucrative though you must have a certain number of years experience as well as a certain level of knowledge and experience with different types of equipment. \nI have a friend who recently became an LPN and works regular 8 hr shifts 5-6 days per week and he made 66,000 US dollars last year.  It really depends on your level of education, the position you take and if you are administration in the nursing field, a Patient care manager, a Director of Nursing, assistant director of nursing or even in a recruiting or teaching position.  There is a significant difference in salary depending upon if you are an LPN- Licensed Practical Nurse, RN Registered nurse, BSN Bachelor's of Science in Nursing, or if you become a nurse practitioner.  LPN can be achieved in 2 or less years depending on if your program is excellerated, it allows you to nurse, but it limits the meds you can provide and in the field depending on where you nurse, it can limit you to doing treatments and giving meds only.  RN is historically achieved in 4 years and comes as a BSN but in previous years RN has been accelerated and given in 2-4 years without the bachelors degree.  Becoming a nurse practitioner is usually a step that some nurses who hold a Masters of Science in NUrsing take which will put them at about an equivelent level with a physician's assistant (PA) able to follow and treat patients but unable to prescribe narcotics and followed up by a physician who signs off on his/her treatments or prescribed course of action.  They work under the licensure or an approved physician.  I would suggest getting on a web site that does national or even international comparison for careers with varying levels of education.  Sorry I don't have additional time to find any for you at this time, but I hope this helped you out a bit anyway.  If I find time I will post some sites for you a bit later.  GOOD LUCK with your future endeavors and don't get discouraged!
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My Mom and 2 sisters are nurse,none of them in 1960,but I'd have to say that whatever the wages were then are the same as now---NOT ENOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Average hourly rate of $17.32 per hour.  Keep in mind that this will skew higher or lower depending on the nurse's experience level.  Cheers.
568927
My friend is an RN and the salary is very good.  She just started as an RN and the starting pay is great!  Also, there is a lot of need for RN's right now so she pretty much has her pick of any job.  Most hospitals will offer some incentives, like a sign on bonus or even pay off some of your student loans.  I definately suggest going for an RN degree.
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Well, what part of the country your in has a lot to do with prevailing pay. Also, what skills does she have?\n\nI'll assume you are not in a large city, and I'll assume she has no special skills or education.\n\n$6.00 an hour
21984
I don't clearly understand your question, but there is a very large nursing shortage rite now, so the pay has increased for nurses in the last couple of years, so many people are going that route in life, including me.
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I think the work that CNA's do is difficult and stressful and can even cause injury.  Unfortunately, there are just certain categories of workers who our country doesn't value as much, so they don't get paid what they should.  \n\nChild care workers are in the same situation.  I was a social worker with a Master's Degree and I made $15 an hour.  One of my friends heard how little I was making and said, "You could make more delivering pizzas!" - which was probably true, but I did it for the love of the work (until the stress nearly killed me).\n\nGod bless everyone who cares for others in this world.  Oh, by the way, I DID NOT mean that you shouldn't try to get as much money per hour as you can - you absolutely should ask for a raise and talk to your co-workers and the supervisors at your facility.  Best of luck to you...
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Go To Salary.com hope that helps you.
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hospital nurses make more then school nurses, hospice, and retirement homes. As for the unit, I don't think one makes more then the other. Hawaii has high salaries, and any city.
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My wife is an RN and has been for twelve years.  She makes about $4500 a month, but she only works part time.  Full-time nurses in California can make about $90,000-$110,000 depending on location (Newborn, L & D, Emergency, Neo-Natal)\n\nIf you are just starting hang in there.  The classes are tough but it is worth it.  Great pay, good hours, 12-hour shifts at some hospitals, and great benefits.
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You could get your associates degree in nursing.  Only 2 years and you could be making over $20/hr depending on the specialty and town you live in.  The nice thing about a associates is that you can sit for your RN board with either a Bachalors or an Associates.  I have a Bachalors in Nursing and am saddled with huge student loans.  If I could do it over again I would do the associates route.  Also look into programs that allow you to become a LPN after 1 year and then an RN after the 2nd.  This allows you to earn some cash while in school.  Hope this helps.
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About £30-40k depending on your experience, working for the NHS.\n Try looking up the pay rates at the society of radiographers web site WWW.SOR.org.\n A lot of these salaries will change with the Agenda for change coming into force.
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Median hourly earnings of dental assistants were $13.62 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $11.06 and $16.65 an hour. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $9.11, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $19.97 an hour.\n\nBenefits vary substantially by practice setting and may be contingent upon full-time employment. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), almost all full-time dental assistants employed by private practitioners received paid vacation time. The ADA also found that 9 out of 10 full-time and part-time dental assistants received dental coverage.