CNADMS

Thanks Ivanabeearn. This is in Oregon?

Thanks again to all of you for replying. I lost my job in the corporate world where I was making decent pay, 47-50K a year. I extremely dislike the corporate world (I have for awhile now) and want to do something that makes a difference in people's lives. I figure, I can work overtime to help make up for some of the loss of pay upon becoming a CNA. I live in the East Bay of San Francisco, California and while I don't want to become so idyllic and not be able to provide for my wife and soon to come daughter (yeah!), I wonder how plausible this is. Any advice? By idyllic, I mean, can a man work hard at being a CNA-helping others, and still provide for his family in the East Bay of San Francisco? If I like this line of work, I will want to move into becoming an LVN/RN. Any and all advice sincerely welcomed. God bless you all.

Thanks to both of you. I appreciate your taking the time to respond. God bless you.

Hi There, I am thinking about becoming CNA. I was wondering, is it easy for you all to get a lot of overtime? Do you have any examples of pay ranges in the SF Bay Area/East Bay? Thanks a million to all of you who respond!

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