Nurse's Aide (Certified) Hourly Rate

Updated: 1 Jun 2012
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$0$7$14$21
Hourly Rate$8.43 - $13.85  
   
Overtime$7.53 - $19.54  
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$0$14K$28K$42K
Bonus$0.00 - $712  
   
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$17,720 - $30,433  
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Heath Nursing Care CenterNot enough data
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Home Health and Hospice CareNot enough data
Popular Industries

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Nursing Home$8.37 - $13.78
Healthcare$8.39 - $14.34
Long-term Care / Rehabilitation$8.39 - $13.80
Hospital$8.64 - $14.91
Home Health Care$8.06 - $14.33

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Key Statistics for Nurse's Aide (Certified) Salaries and Jobs

Gender
Female
93%
female alumni
 
Male
7%
male alumni
Hourly Rate:$9.41 - $12.39 $9.40 - $12.95
Years of Experience
Less than 1 year
7%
1-4 years
44%
5-9 years
19%
10-19 years
21%
20 years or more
9%
Top Degrees

Hourly Rate

Bachelor's Degree$8.44 - $12.81
Associate's Degree$8.47 - $15.52
GED or High School Diploma$8.50 - $13.53
High School DiplomaNot enough data
Bachelor of Science (BS / BSc), BiologyNot enough data
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medical benefits Medical: 49% dental benefits Dental: 38%
vision benefits Vision: 27% employee benefits None: 48%

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Nurse's Aide (Certified)

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$17,720 - $30,433
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Waiter/Waitress
$7,441 - $33,952
 
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Nurse's Aide (Certified)

Salary Range

$17,720 - $30,433
payscale
Registered Nurse (RN)
$40,271 - $78,783
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
$26,966 - $50,806
Medical Assistant
$20,109 - $35,387
 

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