I'm considering doing CNA training before starting nursing school, so I can get some hands on experience and earn money at the same time. Does anyone know how flexible a CNA position is? Can I choose the days/hours I want to work?
It really depends on the facility. A lot of places are really good with students, but some aren't. Hours and shifts often depend on what they have open. A day shift position can be really hard to get.
JeanettePNP, MSN, RN, NP
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I'm considering doing CNA training before starting nursing school, so I can get some hands on experience and earn money at the same time. Does anyone know how flexible a CNA position is? Can I choose the days/hours I want to work?