Comments on: How much is a certified nursing assistant paid in new york? http://www-nursing-careers.com/cna/blog/certified-nursing-assistant/how-much-is-a-certified-nursing-assistant-paid-in-new-york Helping You Find The Right School Tue, 07 Sep 2010 15:55:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Cute_Gyrl http://www-nursing-careers.com/cna/blog/certified-nursing-assistant/how-much-is-a-certified-nursing-assistant-paid-in-new-york#comment-264 Cute_Gyrl Mon, 12 Jan 2009 16:28:59 +0000 http://www-nursing-careers.com/cna/blog/certified-nursing-assistant/how-much-is-a-certified-nursing-assistant-paid-in-new-york#comment-264 At a lot of companies, when you work a shift other than 7-3 etc. you get a pay increase, but i think that depends on the company. At my b/f's job each sequential shift gets paid .50 more than the preceding one. It depends on where you work and what kind of work you do. A travelling nurse (which can be a CNA) and working in a hospital--you get paid a lot more than working in a nursing home. It also depends on the company and the city and state. Here in GA travelling get paid around 11-13, hospital 11-13 (especially if you work PRN status, fancy word for part-time), and nursing home 8-9. But, you should definitely check out the occupational outlook handbook and you can check out this stuff by the career.<br><b>References : </b><br>b/f works in nursing home At a lot of companies, when you work a shift other than 7-3 etc. you get a pay increase, but i think that depends on the company. At my b/f's job each sequential shift gets paid .50 more than the preceding one.

It depends on where you work and what kind of work you do. A travelling nurse (which can be a CNA) and working in a hospital–you get paid a lot more than working in a nursing home. It also depends on the company and the city and state. Here in GA travelling get paid around 11-13, hospital 11-13 (especially if you work PRN status, fancy word for part-time), and nursing home 8-9.

But, you should definitely check out the occupational outlook handbook and you can check out this stuff by the career.
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b/f works in nursing home

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