You should go onto career builder and see what the difference is. I'm more than positive that you will get less money in NC, because of the cost of living.

RNs typically are paid better than PTAs. However, this will depend on your setting and area of expertise. An RN's salary is more likely to be along the lines of a PT (as opposed to the PTA). ...

I used to be a CNA, now I am a Medical Assistant, and in school for RN. Taking care of elderly people takes a passion, and a lot of patience!! The way I think of it is, that this person is someon...

I have never heard of a "AIN" but it sounds like a Nursing Assistant - which requires no college, no degree, and you are essentially working doing only patient cares like basic vital sign...

If you have not already completed your GED and CNA, I would talk to an educational counselor. They will be more informed and able to answer any questions you might have. In general, you can wor...

Do I think its fair not but do you have the right to go through the pay cheques? If this is part of your normal duties its a grey area but if its not part of your duties its best avoided, I ...

A Medical Assistant is trained to work in an office setting. You learn to give injections, draw blood, assist the doctor, etc. and you also learn insurance billing, transcription, filing and other ...

where I work they get anywhere from 12-14 an hr.

You must be 18 and be a caring, responsibe person. You need to be literate and able to take orders but also work on some initiate. I dont know what the entry qualifications are now...they have ch...

No, it does not. A medical assistant (MA) works in a doctors office, sometimes they take blood to send to the lab and they take vital signs (blood pressure, temp etc). Btw, this is VERY differe...

NEVER do anything you are uncomfortable with, remind yourself daily you are an apprentice not fully qualified, it is up to the staff to make sure the children are happy and well looked after. good ...

Yes and no. Depends on the other nurses. Being the lowest skilled workers they do the work of least "priority" which is usually the hardest physically. The nurses will delegate a lot o...

In UK the starting salary for the equivalent of a nursing assistant is about 拢12,200 a year which equates to (after some currency converting and calculating.....!) about $13.42 an hour. A top nurs...

Depends on the area of Florida you work in. The average is around 9-12 dollars an hour. Some areas are higher though but that is like south florida and such but the cost of living is so expensive...

It is really difficult to offer suggestions without knowing more about the needs of the residents. Why not start by asking the residents and others who work there? Other workers may be able to te...