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finally as my boys have gotten older, i recently returned to school to finish my adn-rn. started at midlands tech (columbia,sc), but will be transferring this fall to cpcc(charlotte,nc). just also finishing cna, so will need to work too, any recommen...

thanks everyone for replies & info. i had to guess that cpcc made you wait a year after getting in, my only drawback is getting residency in nc, specifically charlotte. trying to find a sympathetic landlord who understands my problem. ...

i guess it depends on where you live. common sense in sc (my native state) is not so common here, especially among management...

precisely the reason i dropped out of my first semester clinicals at an excellent school in sc to transfer to cpcc. charlotte starting pay is usually better i have understood. sc hospitals also pay very low, i refuse to work to help save lives for pe...

anabody familiar with CNA salary /benefits in charlotte at hospitals?

thank you, thank you, thanks you! your recommendations have pretty much sealed the idea to do hospital work vs LTC. do hospitals pay ANY basic benefits so i don't have to live off my spouse?

any recommendations on salary , benefits,companies in charlotte area? i see a fair # of positions open in charlotte hospitals. are these usually better or worse positions?

i too am looking for info i can get, especially on do's & don't s on what to do with my cna coming up. any hospital s anyone recommends or does not recomend? where are you going to school?

Hello folks, am in columbia, sc, getting ready to move to fort mill to enter CPCC in charlotte to pusue rn. started a long time ago, but stopped to raise family, got that done, was in first semester clinicals when way too many things struck, had to d...

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have applied to enter school, then in dec to program, was in mtc program 1/2 thru first clinicals, had to drop, but cpcc was first choice in beginning. finishing micro this semester as well as cna, can use advice, especially about seeking cna work. i...