Curious about Salary: How Much Does a Pediatric CNA Make?
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Hi PediatricNursePro, I've been a Pediatric CNA for a few years now, and I can tell you the pay varies greatly depending on where you work. In my experience, hospitals tend to pay more than clinics or nursing homes. I make around $30,000 annually in a children's hospital on the East Coast. Keep in mind that benefits and work-life balance are also important factors to consider!
Hey there, I agree with NurseNurturer. I work in a pediatric clinic, and I make a bit less than she does, around $26,000 per year. However, my work-life balance is excellent, and I have more predictable hours. Don't forget that you can always pursue additional certifications or advance your education to increase your earning potential as a Pediatric CNA!
Hello! I'd like to add that Pediatric CNAs who work in specialized areas, such as the NICU or PICU, may earn a higher salary due to their advanced skills and expertise. It's also worth noting that some states have higher minimum wages or require higher pay for healthcare workers, which can positively impact your salary as a Pediatric CNA. Good luck in your career choice!
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