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first interview.

after debating for some time, i had went last week to a LTC to apply for paid nurse aid training. however, i don't think i got in. i was going to enroll in my local tech schools program next week. today i got a call from a LTCF that i had applied to as a residential aid (i think it's a non-certified nurse aid) my best friends mom happens to be the person who trains the aids and such there. i have an interview on thursday :) i'm so excited! i'm not to afraid since my best friends mom, who i've known would be the one training me, so i think i'd be alot more comfortable if i got the job. i'm still kind of nervous though. has anyone ever worked as a residential aid, what exactly does the job involve. i'll be working part time, afternoon shift. i know the facility is a non-lift facility so thats kind of a relief for me since this is the first time i've worked as an aid.

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congratulations and good luck!!!

honestly if your heart is in nursing you will get over the unpleasant parts of the job. i'm about to graduate in 2 weeks and boy has my perspective changed drastically since i started. the patient i have been assigned to face lights up everytime she see's me and she gives me a kiss and tells me she loves me everytime i leave.

i'm not sure wether i'll be able to take the pay cut working as a cna untill i get my degree but one thing is certain i have learned so much not only about the profession but also about myself and i have absolutely no regrets.

i always knew this is where my passion was but becoming a cna just helped reinforce it.

again best of luck to you...

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