Nursing Assistant (CNA) vs Truck Driver (Heavy) pay in Denver
Side-by-side hourly pay on one shared scale — public baselines plus anonymous worker reports.
The takeaway
Truck Driver (Heavy)s earn $7.00/hr more than nursing assistant (cna)s in Denver
$25.65/hr vs $18.65/hr — about $14,560/year apart working full-time.
Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Public data$18.65/hr
P25
$15.24
Median
$18.65
P75
$22.56
Public baseline · Full Denver details
Truck Driver (Heavy)
Public data$25.65/hr
P25
$19.78
Median
$25.65
P75
$31.52
Public baseline · Full Denver details
Common questions
Which pays more in Denver — nursing assistant (cna) or truck driver (heavy)?
Truck Driver (Heavy)s earn more in Denver: $25.65/hr vs $18.65/hr for nursing assistant (cna)s, a gap of $7.00/hr (about $14,560/year full-time).
How big is the pay gap between nursing assistant (cna)s and truck driver (heavy) in Denver?
About $7.00/hr — roughly $14,560 per year working full-time. Gaps vary with experience, union status, and employer; anonymous worker reports refine these numbers over time.
Where does this pay data come from?
Public baselines come from the BLS Occupational Employment & Wage Statistics; community figures come from anonymous worker pay reports. Pages update as workers share.
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Source: BLS Occupational Employment & Wage Statistics · bls.gov/oes · Community figures from anonymous worker reports.