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I was a CNA in a med/surg ICU while going to school. DEFINITELY!! work as a CNA, it is such valuable experience. It will help you through school--you can ask nurses questions, see procedures, equipment, get comfortable around patients, plus maybe find a place with tuition reimbursement. Good luck to you!
I was a CNA for three years before I became an LPN, and was an LPN for seven years before becoming an RN.
I can't vote on your poll, though. It doesn't make sense. Maybe you could have asked "Were you a CNA before you became a nurse?"
You could have given the choice of answering either "yes" or "no".
I mean, since I was a CNA prior to becoming a nurse- should I choose 75%?
lol.
I know, I know. There goes my dreams of becoming a professional pollster. darn it!! I am really encouraged by the replies though, despite my crappy polling technique:). I'm just giddy that I finally get a chance to start working on my dream of starting a career in the health care field. Thanks again everyone...
Cryssi
Cryssi
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Good morning...I am considering taking CNA courses in June, and I was wondering how many nurses on this board started out as CNA's before becoming a nurse?
Thanks,
Cryssi