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Thats the proper"'ist" way *L* ahh, i do suppose i have a way to go sometimes... i get soo nervous at times its like a handicap! thanks again for an outside view.

Thanks, I appreciate your input. I did notice many times CNAs left their assignments in open view on their carts and such, as i did, i would look it over , gather my supplies before entering and then...

i have been curious regarding taking assignment in hospital as a CNA. i was taught to write the patients room number not their name, on my personal notes. so i was in training and the girl told me...

i have found orientations to vary widely. I find the classroom part could be anywhere from a few hours to a few weeks, and completely boring and repetitive, but i do have experience and so it would...

i think this is the real reason there is such a shortage of nurses. i mean theres waiting lists to get into schools all over, so i cant see a lack of supply. i see lack of desire. i got a cna...

they need to know if the patient requires additional assitance, i( 1 person or 2) a hoyer? their diet staus, any cultures needed, if they have anything contangious requires PPE, remember your aide...

besides the first one is sterile , right? *L*

contact your state nurses association, you should be able to find out in depth there. good luck.

hi, i just joined too! its interesting to look over the site .

YEP thats my impression as well. starting at 20 an hour, but hospitals do use LPN's, they do treatments, and med's.

mather starts at 61,000.

i know SCCC is opening a LPN program in 08 riverhead, thats far for you, try farmingdale maybe?

I am from LI but moved upstate , i did rounds to these hospital. St peters is the best, beware of the lady in HR, but past that.. very nice. Ellis also offers much. i believe st peters pays more,...

the saddest of all.. just wanted you know this was read and appreciated. god bless all those who love and work with alzheimers patients.

would you drive a car without having insurance? Is that a true option?

HI! i worked as a CNA threw agencys in Ny for a few years, i loved it, you have control of schedule, you get vast experience if you choose to. and also had alot of private duty cases. its worth...