TwoPrincesses

Thanks so much ... that was a very good answer. I feel at this point I'd prefer to work in a clinical setting as I am changing careers so that I can work closer to home and hopefully go p/t at some point. While I do live near 2 very large hospitals, I do not want to do 12 hour shift work. The idea is to be at home more for my 2 little ones versues being away more. Which is why i dont think I'd move on to pursue an LPN or RN. Much to consider I guess ... I just blew the timeline for fall semster sign ups so this gives me a couple months to plan/think. I was hoping perhaps I could obtain a job in a med office donig clerical work and then go to school for a CNA or MA ... Anyone who has done this or has thoughts/opinions, feel free to comment! Thanks

Hello I was wondering ... it seems CNAs tend to work mostly in hospitals or elder care facilities. Can a CNA find employment at a physician's office? Or do you need to be an Med. Asst. ? Thanks!