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not nearly enough considering all the vomit and other messes you have to clean-up
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How much does a nurse make hourly in illinois?
$100,000,000
How much on average does a registered nurse in Illinois make?
An average registered nurse that works in the urban area of Illinois earns about $31.50 per hour.
How much does a nurses assistant make yearly?
a nurse assistant will get payed between 18K- 50K depending on their status
How much does a dental assistant make in IL?
The salary of a dental assistant will vary according to experience and work location. On average a dental assistant in Illinois makes about $14 dollars per hour.
How much money does a certified nurse's assistant make?
on average $21.90 every hour
How do I become a nurse's assistant and how much money can I expect to make in a year?
Nurse assistant makes a little more than the minimum wage working person which is about 20,000 dollars per year. It's okay money. But you should really go back into college.
How much does a Certified Nurses Assistant make in the Joliet ILlinois area?
They make roughly around $9.00/hour give or take a few cents.
How much does a nurse make when they first start?
About 18 dollars, depending on what kind of nurse you are.
What does a certified Nurse Assistant make in sanAntonio Tx?
The median salary in San Antonio for a certified nursing assistant is $28,660 per year. This means that 50 percent of CNA's will make less than $28,660 per year.
What is the salary of a nurses assistant?
A nurse assistant makes only a little more than a minimum wage working person. So per year, they can make from 20,000- 30,000. Which is pretty average.
Does a lawyer or nurse make more?
A physician assistant makes more. They have more training, similar to a physician less a residency. Nurse practitioners practice nursing, not medicine. They have less autonomy with more complex patients. They basically treat the minor stuff while the medical team (which is physician/physician assistant) take care of the more complex patients. Depending on where you are at, PA's (physician assistants) make 10 - 20k more than nurse practitioners.
What is an assistant nurse?
There is no such thing as an assistant nurse. There are CNA's and assistive hospital personel. CNA stands for Certified Nurse Assistant. Though these people are not nurses they do aide nurses a great deal. They have a few months of training and a certificate to do the job that they do. Mostly, they record vitals for the nurse (pulse, blood pressure, temp, ect.), they make beds, give bed baths to patients, change diapers, feed patients, and help move patients. With out these people nurses would have too much work to do, so RN's are respectful of them.
