how much does a hospital porter earn per year on the NHS?
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The wages depend on where abouts the hospital is around the country.On average around the UK a hospital porter can earn between £11,782 - £12,853 and in London they can get\n £14, 996 - £17, 926.You can go to  www.jobs.nhs.uk and type in porter to get a bit more in depth details.
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The U.S. Department of Labor has published the median income for RNs as $48,090 in 2002. The range was $33,970 to $69,670 based on geographic location and work experience. Nurse managers made the most money, while care facility nurses made the least on average at $43,850.
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depending on the grade level, around 20-40k a year
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at least the national minimum wage....£5.35 per hr
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Registered Nurses\n\nI am sure you are paid more if you go into SPECIAL areas - Surgery, OB/GYN, Peds etc.
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My roommate is a nurse here in SF and gets paid $50/hour w/o benefits. With benefits you get less. You can also work overtime. So annually you could make $100,000.
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Nhs tend to be offering more temp to permanent jobs and offer a range... from porter to.... IT person to.... nurse to.... dept manager!!
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£22,690.54 a year, £1,890.88 a month, £436.36 a week, assuming you are single and not claiming any tax credits or reliefs.
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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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Median annual earnings of respiratory therapists were $43,140 in May 2004. The middle 50 percent earned between $37,650 and $50,860. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $32,220, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $57,580. In general medical and surgical hospitals, median annual earnings of respiratory therapists were $43,140 in May 2004.\n\nThat information is brought to you by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.\n\nThe job outlook is very good with jobs increasing 18 - 26% in the next 8 years.  If you happen to have cardiopulmonary care skills, the outlook is even better.
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It depends on where they are working, which state or province, whether they have a private clinic or work in the education system or health care system.  Where I live starting salary in a government job would be about $45,000 and could probably go as high as $75,000 in the richer jurisdictions, but I expect they make more money if they are in private practice.
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An R.N. trained in the surgical field. And yes they make great money. Thanks for asking!
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from my understanding nurses don't make that much. You got to do it because you like to help others & be devoted to it. they make probably the most 30k a year or less (depends what kind of a nurse you are). DON't DO IT FOR THE MONEY DO IT FOR THE PASSION! THE WORLD NEEDS MORE NURSES (NICER ONES AT LEAST)
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Hi, I have a health care worker that comes ten hours a week. Most in my apartment complex have helpers. Most of our helpers are great. We know that it is hard for workers to understand our needs and we work together with our helpers to make our relationships good. Our aids become like family. The pay in Michigan is $9.00 per hr. Wages depend on agency. Make sure the agency is good to their workers. My agency is harsh on workers and they are supposed to be the best. The workers are not treated fairly. Of course, if you start your clients will help you to know what agencies work well with you and your client. Call Social Services, employment agency, hospitals, schools, and even apartment complexes for disabled. Even apartment complexes for retiree's and elderly will give you information. The pay is not much but if you are considerate and love people, you will do this job. You will not find more loving and understanding individuals as in disabled complexes. Not V A, but complexes that have disabled.
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My friend has been in that field since last 8 years. She is an editor in the Medical tras=nscription. \nShe is doing good earning as well
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it depends on a lot. are you working in a hospital or a private practice? what part of the country do you live in? how much experience do you have? what kind of education (beyond your certification) do you have?
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I worked for an administrator and she made TONS of money. However, the nurses have more control over the immediate care of the patients. Unfortunately, they are overworked so the care may not be as good as they would like it to be.