Do you make more money working as a cna for hospice?

I currently am working in Bowling Green Kentucky as a CNA and have been a Nursing Assistant for almost two years. I currently make $9.58 an hour but I work night shift. If I were to work day shift I would make $8.34.CNA

I work as a CNA in rural Tennessee and I make about $8.60 per hour.

i work as a cna in California and i make 14.37 an hour but you can make as much as 18 to 28 an hour working in a hospital...It all depends on where you work, because all states are different.

I currently work for a HOME Health and i am a SRNA i make 14.50 hr i live in Lexington,Ky and i have 4 years exp.

I currently work in Taylor, Pa and I'm making $15 an hour working perdiem. But if I were to go full time day shift I'd earn around $12.55 an hour and $14.05 an hour for 3-11. That's with 6 years experience. That's the best I've found yet.

I know CNAs who work privately w/ clients and make 25+ an hour. Work Privately!

An LNA or CNA is low man on the totum pole in the nursing field. Starting out here in Vermont we make $10 an hour and that's if you work days. For every shift change or differential you earn a $1- $2 more. So second shift is 11 to 12 dollars and 3rd is 12 to 14 dollars. Each state and facility is different. If I were to work in Mass I could make up to 8 dollars more an hour. And home health services pay much more for their aids.... some places will pay you up to $28 an hour. If you're getting min wage for being an aid then I would look else were for a job or look for a new career. Most states, in the northeast anyway, usually start aids off at around $10 an hour. Hospitals or home health will pay more.