Currently I'm a patient care technician at a hospital and want to pick up a part time job, but being a tech/CNA is tiring with full time school. Would it look bad to future employers if my experience was as a unit clerk on the unit rather than a CNA/tech? Does a tech/CNA position look better to future employers? (given I'd also continue with my per diem tech position)
Mar 9
Unit clerk is a great position for a nursing student. It will not look bad to future employers. Do it.
Mar 9
They both look good. It also depends on how you word it on your resume.
Our unit clerks are the CNAs with the most experience and they still take 2-6 patients (the others take 10-12).
Mar 9Joined: Oct '13; Posts: 1,243; Likes: 3,489Unit clerk is a great position for a nursing student. It will not look bad to future employers. Do it.
Mar 9Joined: Dec '12; Posts: 580; Likes: 1,420They both look good. It also depends on how you word it on your resume.
