she said they have cna accountability charts.. i'm assuming that is what she uses for charting. just use the universal standard precautions and act as if EVERYONE has hep/aids/mrsa and you'll be fine.:redbeathe
Here in Tampa it is not impossible to find work as a newly licensed CNA. I applied for 5 days with no luck (lots of on the spot interviews with only 'must be able to work ALL shifts PRN' which I was not okay with.. I then started asking for 11p-7a wh...
Plus the pay of a MA and CNA is about equal and OMG the cost of the programs are drastically different. MA programs in Tampa are about 12,000 just to make $10-15 an hour. CNA programs are $250-500 to make $10 @ hospitals, $10-12 home health, & $1...
Medical assistants are under the supervision of doctors, usually in their offices. I have yet to see any jobs listed in hospitals in Tampa. CNAs are under the direction of nurses. CNAs/MA can do different things by state. If you want to become a LPN ...
here in florida it is rally hard to find a course with more then 40 hours of training. it is b/c every state has different requirements. some states such as florida do not require an exam-- you can challenge it if you can pass the skills.
I am moving to LA in Sept I wanted to get the low down on some of the accredited trade schools in the LA area. I did my home work and found a few but they all want me to fly out to tour campus. NO WAY could afford that right now, yikes! I am interest...
well here in Fl there aren't any regulations/licensing of MAs so I would stick to something with an actual license if it is not licensed in your state. CNA make about $12.(depending on location!!)
CNAinTampa replied to 3rdgenRN2B's topic in Pre-Nursing
however, being able to pay the bills is key in life! if you can pay bills (even if stretched tight!) without working then sure stay home. However when I grew up with my single mom of to, having a house, good food & $ for a surgery of mine was ama...