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Try home health agencies- usually 8-4:30 and if they need you enough they will take you fresh out of school. The pay might not be as good as LTC, but work conditions are better. If you work for a hospital-based one you are part of the hospital with the same benefits. Daylight is tough to get in LTC and usually people already in the facility get to bid on any openings first. Sometimes hospitals also need CNAs but you might need to rotate shifts. I worked in a hospital as a CNA before I went to nursing school and I LOVED it. Good luck. There is no harder job than being a working mom.
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True, but it depends on the agency and their needs at the time. Mine has hired people with little (or no) experience and even paid for them to get their CNA. It is very tough to find people in some areas. And, it depends on the work that they would be doing- Medicare vs. Office on Aging cases, etc. Same with nurses. When things are good, they want lots of experience, but when they are desperate, they lower their expectations a bit.
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There are a few home daycares that do over night. My friend has 3 children and the home daycare she has used for the last 3yrs is in East Hills. I will look into a few more for you. I don't have the info in hand right now. I also live in Penn Hills. Did you apply to Seneca, Longwood? They are always hiring.
Any questions please ask. I will make sure to get the other daycare's info.
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