New here..Starting Out nursing Questions?

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Hi im new on here!! ive been looking at this site for weeks and finally created a membership!! Im not in nursing school yet. But I plan on going within a year. Im going to be moving down to Tennessee in August and am hooking up with Southwest Community College. I STILL HAVE PREREQS TO DO:cry::cry: this is going to be a long journey but well worth it though!!!

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When I get down to Tennessee I plan on becoming a CNA to just get my feet wet and make a little side money while im doing my prereqs...Im so excited!!! even about the CNA I know its gonna be alota ass wiping but ive always loved helping people and making a difference in life.. I currently work at a bank and it SUCKS!!! I love working with people but i think dealing with their $$$$$ is NOT the way to go. If im gonna be verbally abused id rather it be something that actually matters! not a 35 dollar overdraft fee.. but anyways... both my parents were in the medical field and for some reason I never considered it an option... then one day just:idea:

But i was wondering if anyone in the Memphis,Tn area knows of any good cna training programs?

Im still in California would it be worth it to try and get a CNA out here first??

Know of any really good nursing programs other than SouthWest Community College?

How much do CNA's make in the Memphis?

Anything else you think I outta know :-) ?

Im probably gonna be posting/reading on here frequently so any feedback would help.. Thanks

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I guess I'll just talk some more about myself! lol! So im living in California right now. Im about to take a Anatomy and Physiology Class over the summer to get a head start on my prereqs. ARE THERE ANY NURSES HERE IN TENNESSEE?? ANY help would be helpful.. im planning on being a CNA (certified nursing assistant) if anyone has any information that would be helpful that would be so helpful

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You should definately check out the Tennessee forum under Region, United States at the top of this page. Or just click here: Tennessee. I know you will find others who can relate or answer any of your questions.

welcome to allnurses! :[anb]:

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