With fiscal cliff fast approaching, House and Senate still on holiday President Obama and the Senate are returning to Washington to work out a deal to avoid going over the fiscal cliff. Nancy Cordes reports the Ho...
California was the top-paying state for clinical laboratory scientists in 2009, with an average salary of $35.27 per hour, or $73,350 per year. Nevada ranked second at $67,550 per year. The California average pay rate for this profession was about 24 percent higher than the nationwide average of $55,620 per year. The middle 50 percent in California were making $30.07 to $40.95 per hour, or $62,540 to $85,170 per year.
California and National Pay. LVNs held 61,050 jobs in California in 2013, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Their average hourly pay was $24.91, for an equivalent full-time annual wage of $51,800. The average pay for LVNs and LPNs nationwide was $20.63 per hour, or $42,910 annually in 2013.The top-paying state was Connecticut, where wages averaged $26.30 hourly, or $54,690 annually. As of 2012, approximately 80 percent of LVNs and LPNs nationwide worked full time, according to the BLS.VNs held 61,050 jobs in California in 2013, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Their average hourly pay was $24.91, for an equivalent full-time annual wage of $51,800. The average pay for LVNs and LPNs nationwide was $20.63 per hour, or $42,910 annually in 2013.