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34 hours a week for me....I could get more hours but 34 hours is enough for me.

halifax community college in weldon, nc i am looking forward to it

okay, i went to the nc board & saw the other posts. so according to that, there is just a check off when you take the test & a $ 24.00 fee. good news ! :yeah:

oh wow, thanks for the info....i am planning to take the class in march, that is a huge relief. thanks, kim

i would imagine so, but i am not sure either.....i have emailed my instructor from my na 1 class & will pass along her answer when she emails me back which will probably be monday. i do know you...

i will be happy to tell you where i am from, i am from north carolina. and in the state of north carolina the course is 170 hours, 40 for clinicals. and as for my work load, i no longer work in a...

i am from eastern n.c. near the rocky mount area & for this area the average pay is $ 8.00 per hr. for rest homes & home health, and $8.45 per hr. for the hospital. in home health if you work...

i am not asking for better pay for cnas. its a 1 month course. the pay fits the training. philippians4:13 i cannot believe that statement !!! the pay does not fit the job, or the training....

good luck with your interview, let us know what happens. kim

yes, i am from nc { roanoke rapids }. i already have had a job in home health care as a a pca for 4 1/2 years. but now i have my cna cert., which will get me an auto-matic pay raise, plus open up...

it's overrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr !!!!!!!! :d i wanted let ya'll know that i passed my cna state test this morning! http://images.allnurses.com/smilies/copy%20of%20wink.gif thanks to all of you who helped to...

i wanted let ya'll know that i passed my cna state test this morning! :wink2: thanks to all of you who helped to ease my fears. i was nervous during the skills procedure, but i never missed a step on...

i promise to let y'all know how it went.....thanks again:)

i realize you said your employer only takes self-pay patients but since she is an rn she does have to anwser to the state in which she resides. i looked on google & found this link where you can...

thank you so much to all of you for your kind words....it means alot as you all have been there & you know how i am feeling at this point. y'all make me wish i was testing in shelby...lol

i totally agree with sonomala......quit now, not later before it comes down on you. you do not want that on your record. report it to the state bon where you reside asap.

for the cna class itself we had to have a stethoscope, bp cuff,and a notebook. for our clinicals we had to have 2 sets of scrubs, a watch with a 2nd hand, white leather shoes, a notepad to keep in...

exactly....i am scheduled to take my written at 8 a.m., the skills between 1-4 p.m. ( not even a definite time ). it would be a lot less pressure if it was the other way around. :banghead:

thanks a bunch :) i do plan to talk my way through it , i practiced it yesterday with a friend of mine i was in class with & did fine. it's just a case of bad nerves i guess.

too late, i think i already did that...lol !!! :uhoh21: i am not scared over the written exam, the skills are the big thing for me as well. i just don't want to get up there & freeze. where did you...

thanks so much for the support, i know my nerves are frazzled.....i have wanted to be a cna for a while now as i love working with the elderly, and i am this close that i just don't want to make a...

you did nothing wrong, they tell us over & over to let the patient do as much for themselves as possible ( esp. the perineal area ). i know it has upset you, but try to take it in stride & know that...

well the countdown is on now, i take the nc state test this coming saturday....i am so nervous. i guess by tomorrow night i will have lost it completely. i have studied that book over & over but i...

Congratulations !! I live in North Carolina & I just finished the CNA course in December. I will take both the written & skills tests this coming Saturday. I guess it just depends on the state you...

I went for 13 weeks at my local community college from 8:30-11:30 M-F. I loved it, and plan to take the CNA 2 course in January. I live in North Carolina.