What is the pay scale for LPNs?

Answer by  mjjaegly (211)

LPNs generally make about twenty-five percent less than an RN depending on the general region. In Ohio an RN with experience makes around thirty dollars per hour. An LPN about with experience about twenty-three dollars.

Answer by  timerunning (805)

The pay scale ranges by how long you have been working as one. It usually starts off around $15 an hour your first year and can go up to $20.

Answer by  Dontbugme (697)

This depends on a number of factors including years of experience. A person just starting out might make $15. 00 an hour where someone with 20 years of experience might make $20. 00 per hour. It can also depend on the geographic location of the job.

Answer by  bethb29 (22)

The pay scale for an LPN will vary depending on which state you will be working in. It will also vary depending on your specialty. Usually LPN's make around 10 dollars an hour less than an RN. On average, it would probably be between 10 and 20 usd/hr.