Hi everyone!
Contrary to the title, I'm technically not a new grad though I have minimal CNA work experience (long story short I got my license a year ago, worked a few days in a nursing home, but stopped due to the rise in COVID and living with at-risk family). It's now the start of my Summer and I'm applying to staffing agencies for per diem.
It appeals to me because of the flexibility, especially because I want to keep the job when I begin nursing school again in the fall. I am nervous about how my lack of skills would hold up when I'm constantly in a new facility each shift. If it helps somewhat, I just finished my nursing fundamentals clinical this semester.
Any information will help!