Mouse10

As a cna who does home health i do not mind doing light housekeeping. However i feel sometimes we are taken advantage of. Ive been sent to houses where all they needed was housework. Which was fine at first but i want to do more of what i trained to do. Like actual hands on care. When I first started as a cna i didn't know the meaning of light housekeeping so i basically did whatever was asked including lawn care and cleaning windows once. I learned fast that like any job there are boundaries. When I was asked to clean windows a second time and i refused the client cancelled her services. She never needed hands on care either. From now on i wont take a client unless they need hands on care of some type. If all they need done is cleaning then they need a cleaning service not a cna.