CNA Registry

[JM5NA]

I recently quit a job without notice due to major depression. I've since gotten help from a psychologist and would love to return to work. However, I quit my last job without notice, so I don't know whether to list them on my resume or not. Do any of you know what potential employers can see on the CNA registry? I know when I log into my account on the registry I can see the places that I've worked before and the dates but can they see all of that or do they just look at whether I'm "eligible" or not? I'm not sure what to do.

[Elsarap]

They look to see if you have annotations on your record.

They probably don't care if you quit somewhere without notice

as long as they an verify the dates of employment.

I recently quit a job without notice due to major depression. I've since gotten help from a psychologist and would love to return to work. However, I quit my last job without notice, so I don't know whether to list them on my resume or not. Do any of you know what potential employers can see on the CNA registry? I know when I log into my account on the registry I can see the places that I've worked before and the dates but can they see all of that or do they just look at whether I'm "eligible" or not? I'm not sure what to do.

[nursejoy1, ASN, RN]

In Alabama, all we can do is verify that you are certified and are not on the abuse registry. It doesn't list past employers.

[Ev1987]

I think employers check the registry to see if you have any charges of abuse or neglect on your account. Not neccesarily your time frame of employment. I wish you the best!

[Lorilove]

I checked into my record on the state registry and I did not

understand the difference between the, "end date,"

and, "last known date of employment."

This agency who I am still talking to on the phone has my

"last known date of employment," listed on the registry

and I don't know what they mean by that.

They have not scheduled me since that date

and yet still talk to me on the phone when I call in my availabiltiy.