Am finally getting into the groove of being a new CNA. So, while a fellow CNA was on break (or so I thought because they asked if I could take care of a female patient because I'm a female and he's not), I helped another of his patients go to the bathroom.
Apparently, this CNA told that patient earlier that it wasn't morning yet and that the patient should sleep when the patient requested to go to the bathroom. The nurse runs into the bathroom and tells me I shouldn't have transferred the patient by myself (even though I did it okay) because the patient was wobbly (granted this is my first night back in like a week and no one tells me this).
The nurse calls the CNA to take care of his patient but at this point is fuming because I got the patient up to go the bathroom. The CNA turns to me and very seriously says, "I'm going to hurt you." before returning to an argument with the nurse.
I walked away to have them argue and went on my break to cry. Honestly, everyone says that he's sarcastic, etc., but every shift that I end up being with him on...he makes it a point to make me feel that I don't belong there.
I have no problems with the residents or the other CNAs.
What do I do?