Cortcheer

I have worked at two different (nice) hospitals.. One was okay with the fact I wasn't certified as long as I got it within 6 months, the other hired and paid me as a cna but didn't require me to be certified! I was in training and anxious bc I had taken the class but not the state test at that time.. I was talking to the other girls in orientation- only 2 out of 16 were actually cna certified, even though we were being hired as cna's! I've found nursing homes are MUCH more strict on being certified before even applying.. So you should definitely go ahead and apply and just explain your situation. :)

hey! i am starting ttc's lpn program in march. i saw you said some things about it being self-paced.. i just wondered how so? also, how can some complete the program faster if we all have to do clinicals together? i've been trying to get ahold of the instructor but haven't been able to. we have had our orientation so i have an idea of how the class is run, but i've been wondering about that. if you could email me ], i would appreciate it so much! thank you!!! courtney mod note, please do not post email addresses as per terms of service