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moved to our cna - nursing assistant discussions forum..check out info at top of forum.
I agree with Monters - not only did I get a CNA job in a hospital with no experience and no connections on the "inside" - they also paid for my CNA training and gave me a bonus once I passed CNA and started working on the floors!
I've since transferred to the cardiology department, but I still work at the same hospital, over 2 years later!
It really depends on your area and what the demand looks like for CNAs. To the original poster - look online at the locan hospitals and see if they're advertising for CNAs, then apply! Good luck!
I agree.Grab it Monty
hi again!
although the hospital would be great, its so much more laid back at the LTC facility and 4 hrs less per shift. Plus the reimbursement is a BIG PLUS!
only 30 minute lunch and two 15 min breaks for a 12 hr shift- thats what I get for the 8hr shift I do now..crazy!
any luck for you with a hospital job?
freddiegirl
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how do you become a cna in a hospital