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Jun 10, 2009 04:54 PM

CNA


Im planning on taking a course at Lee college. But everyone there keeps giving me the run around.. and Im wondering if i can just study for the cna exam, and volenteer at a clinic to get the experience? And get my liscense after that?
But if i do take the course at the college, is there a certin age You have to be to take the exam?
Because im 17, and they told me i can take the course.. but im wondering if in the end, and after i pay almost $700 if i can even take the exam?


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from mathwizard
Old Jun 10, 2009, 05:12 PM

Default Re: CNA
everything you need to know about CNA is on this website for Texas. Good luck
http://www.dads.state.tx.us/provider...r/faq_nar.html

Many places like nursing homes offer training for free check on it by calling around. I am doing training at a community college but it only cost me about $500 and it is worth it so far. Dont forget you also will need certain shots and a background check to work anywhere that will add to your costs also.
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