nobhill

nobhill

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About nobhill

nobhill has 1 years experience and specializes in Geriatric.


15+ years as plaintiff's attorney; CNA since 2009; HHA since 2012; RCFE Administrator

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  1. Should I forget about nursing?

    As for speaking with counselors, you may want to speak with someone at the school where you will be. They are the ones who can give you an accurate view of your situation and advise you correctly I would also say to retake the lower grade classes if...
  2. What have you failed the CNA skills exam for?

    Here were some the reasons people in my school's last class didn't pass, and the person who didn't pass today: - For feeding, giving the patient the wrong tray [there were two trays with similar names] - Telling the proctor you couldn't fin...
  3. Previous Job interview question

    Check the box, because not doing so indicates that there was a problem. If the employer is smart and doesn't want to be liable for defamation and/or blacklisting, they won't say anything negative [what the laws are depend on your state.] Generally, ...
  4. SFSU **PLEASE HELP!!!**

    GREAT!!! Congratulations on getting in! :) Maybe I will see you there [but I'm in gerontology] --Nobhill
  5. SFSU **PLEASE HELP!!!**

    You can expedite your transcript and hand deliver it to them. I had a problem at SFSU, but not in the nursing school. For some reason, they could never get the electronic transcript from the community college I attended. It took three months and i...
  6. I want to leave nursing....now what do I do?!

    I will add my two cents, coming from the legal field and going into the health care field. Barbara Sher - Read any of her books--they are great for someone contemplating a career change. See her books: I could do anything if only I knew what it was...
  7. Lawyer to Nurse

    OP, I hope things are going well as you change directions in your career! I am a plaintiff's attorney and switching to nursing. I am in the middle of my CNA classes and hope to take the exam on August. I'm so excited! :) While I used to work at a f...
  8. Well, I am an attorney going into nursing and I have a different opinion. I think your skills would be very useful, but you need to get to know the people who will make the decisions in the firms. The person was not one of them and was probably thr...
  9. Quit NY CNA class

    Was this a private school or program? How much did it cost? I would speak to the administration and explain your concerns about the instructor. I would also say that you are there to get an education, not pay to be abused and humiliated in front of...
  10. Need advice please

    If asked about the reason you are leaving, I would not go into details about the true reason. Potential employers will assume that you are a troublemaker, even though that isn't true. I would keep it vague and professional. Say "it just wasn't a ...
  11. The bottom line, which is probably the same for everyone, is that we have to do what we need to do to survive. I need to find a job where I can work and get insurance benefits [i have a chronic condition that requires expensive medication]. If I coul...
  12. Hi misswillow, Wow, what a small world! Employment law in San Francisco! I love Noe Valley, which is where I wanted to originally live, but I ended up on Nob Hill. Funny, my old job sounds the same as yours, and it made me sick too, phsyically and m...
  13. Well, I am switching from attorney to CNA. While I always wanted to work in a hospital environment, in college I focused on business and law classes. I spent my legal career helping people and working on high profile cases. However, after achievi...
  14. i dont wanna be a nurse

    You may want to apply your nursing skills and education by working in a law firm. What you learned in nursing school would be invaluable to plaintiff's lawyers handling personal injury or medical cases. Most lawyers don't know anything about nursin...
  15. "I'm on a break right now"

    I had to comment on this thread. While I'm still a student [i'm going into nursing from another career [employment attorney] and am taking classes right now.] I can't believe how poorly run so many of these facilities so blatantly violate the wage...