CNA and AUA..What is the difference? Help this dude lol
I am taking the AUA class starting next month at Moore-Norman Tech because I want to leave my current job and work in a hospital while going to OCCC to become an RN. Maybe become an LPN on the way so I can make some more money to pay my bills. I can imagine that the pay is low for an AUA but does anyone know how low? I make $20 an hr. right now so I am expecting a huge pay cut, probably half lol but the job I work now will not allow me the time to go to school. I am starting my pre-reqs at OCCC this fall and taking 14 credit hours a semester. And I am ready to get out of the industry that I am in. Oh and I am a 27 yr old single dude with no kids I couldn't find any other options for getting a job at a hospital or clinic that wouldn't take at least a year to get some sort of certification to allow me to do so. And what is the difference between a CNA and an AUA? Money is not my reason for becoming a nurse so don't get the wrong idea, I really want to make a difference in peoples lives, I am thinking towards working with burn victims and their families, mostly because my dad was killed 2 years ago in a house fire and it has been very rough for my family and of course big brother here had to be the strong one for everyone to turn to, which I am blessed to be able to do so. I feel I would make a good nurse no matter what field I go into. Any opinions or advice would be greatly appreciated Thanks!
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I am taking the AUA class starting next month at Moore-Norman Tech because I want to leave my current job and work in a hospital while going to OCCC to become an RN. Maybe become an LPN on the way so I can make some more money to pay my bills. I can imagine that the pay is low for an AUA but does anyone know how low? I make $20 an hr. right now so I am expecting a huge pay cut, probably half lol but the job I work now will not allow me the time to go to school. I am starting my pre-reqs at OCCC this fall and taking 14 credit hours a semester. And I am ready to get out of the industry that I am in. Oh and I am a 27 yr old single dude with no kids
I couldn't find any other options for getting a job at a hospital or clinic that wouldn't take at least a year to get some sort of certification to allow me to do so. And what is the difference between a CNA and an AUA? Money is not my reason for becoming a nurse so don't get the wrong idea, I really want to make a difference in peoples lives, I am thinking towards working with burn victims and their families, mostly because my dad was killed 2 years ago in a house fire and it has been very rough for my family and of course big brother here had to be the strong one for everyone to turn to, which I am blessed to be able to do so. I feel I would make a good nurse no matter what field I go into. Any opinions or advice would be greatly appreciated
Thanks!