JensConventLife CNA, LVN

For me there are lots of pros that also helped me choose this job. My commute is a 10 minute, beautiful drive. There’s a staffed kitchen so when I work days there’s free hot meals. The kitchen staff used to leave me meals in their staff fridge for ni...

This is LONG but I need guidance! I'm an LVN at a retirement convent in Southern California. I care for retired nuns. It's a cool and weird job that I never knew was a thing, but I absolutely love what I do. The only problem is I am extremely under...

Well that helps me understand the link! Thanks for the background and for the info. ?

Do you get commission? Lol.

I went to a state funded LVN school through a local ROP. The grading was the same. 74% or lower was failing. If you failed two subjectS, no matter what subject or when, you failed out and could apply to come back the next round. Meaning if you “faile...

Caliottter3, i actually LOVE my job. It’s just kind of a weird company to work for, and they underpay. However, I only have 9 patients who are genuinely appreciative of how they’re cared for and they’re all fairly independent. No one is bed bound and...