CNA moving to Detroit/metro. I need help!!

U.S.A. Michigan

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I am moving to the metro area on the first of June. I know how bad the economy is up there but i have no choice. I am a single mother and i was wondering just how hard it was going to be to find a CNA job. I dont care what type if facility i work at. I just need a job. Can anybody tell me just how hard it is going to be to find a CNA job and does anybody know of any facilities that would be easy to get hired?? I am so worried about this because i know how hard it is to find a job up there and i have no choice but to move up there. Any input would be great!:uhoh3:

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You should have no problem finding a job. Healthcare is one of the few fields in Michigan in demand. There are a ton of nursing homes and assisted living facilities always looking for CNA's. What part of Michigan are you moving to?

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Specializes in ICU/Critical Care.

If you have experience, you will probably be considered before those without experience.

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I am moving to Oakland County but i am willing to work anywhere in the Detroit area. I only have 6 months experience. I am just so worried that i am going to get up there and not be able to find a job. Thanks for your replys:redbeathe

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You should not have a problem finding a job here for cna.. I found one right away upon completing my state test.

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Okay i am so scared that i wont be able to find a job when i get there. I lay in bed stressing over it at night. I hope that i can find a job fast. Your reply's have made me feel a little better but im just really worried. Does anybody know of any facility's that do a lot of hiring and that i might be able to get hired when i get there? I dont care what town i work in as long as it is in the metro area. I was also wondering if anybody knows if i would be able to work up there as a CNA if i am certified in another state? Would I have to get my certification in Michigan before i can work, or can i still work and get it switched over after i find a job?:mad:

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Please send your resume to [email protected]. We have openings for CNA, LPN, RN, PT(A), OT(A)!

Thanks

Tracy

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