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Our school makes it mandatory and I have already went through the CNA program already. I took it before some of my pre-requ. (A&P1 and chemistry). I felt like it helped having taken the CNA class first. It gives you an overview of what we are covering in A&P I & II. Plus if you need to work while you are attending school it gives you the opportunity to get in and get your feet wet. Besides, it's a pretty easy course.
Our school is considering making it mandatory to have a CNA in order to get into the ADN program. I know a lot of schools do this already....Any input?
I know I was glad to have at least some bedside experience as a CNA my first day of clinicals!
This is exactly what I have been searching for....Someone please help me, Currently I am overseas and in my last semester of prereqs, I will be returning to the US in May, what I am wondering is how do I go about becoming a CNA? I still have a year on the wait list... Where do I go from here, would love to get some sort of experience in the field before nursing classes start!
Any suggestions?
Stacey
This is exactly what I have been searching for....Someone please help me, Currently I am overseas and in my last semester of prereqs, I will be returning to the US in May, what I am wondering is how do I go about becoming a CNA? I still have a year on the wait list... Where do I go from here, would love to get some sort of experience in the field before nursing classes start!Any suggestions?
Stacey
My CC program makes you become a CNA as a prereq, so they offer the class. I begin mine soon. Other than that, I've heard the red cross offers it, and check with hospitals or nursing homes. If they do not offer the course, I'm sure they will tell you where you can go. HTH!
Rebecca
This is exactly what I have been searching for....Someone please help me, Currently I am overseas and in my last semester of prereqs, I will be returning to the US in May, what I am wondering is how do I go about becoming a CNA? I still have a year on the wait list... Where do I go from here, would love to get some sort of experience in the field before nursing classes start!Any suggestions?
Stacey
When you get back to the US in May call the local nursing homes in your area and see if they are offering CNA classes at their facility. If none our available then contact your local junior colleges and see if they have CNA training. Read the Sunday help wanted ads. I usually find the ads that offer CNA training advertising sometimes in the Sunday help wanted section. Good luck
jen.sn
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Our school is considering making it mandatory to have a CNA in order to get into the ADN program. I know a lot of schools do this already....
Any input?
I know I was glad to have at least some bedside experience as a CNA my first day of clinicals!