There is a Sunrise Senior Living in Monroeville. I would apply there. They are a large corporation, and most of their facilities are larger with many different "departments," so to speak. The local...
A few girls in my class started looking for jobs before graduation, but the only ones who found anything were the ones that applied at our clinical site. After grad., when I started looking, I had a...
$15-20/hr is NOT likely. $20/hour as an LPN is good. I'm in the NW burbs of Chicago, and CNAs here tend to start at 9.50-10.50/hr. I make 9.50 and get 40 hours a
I had a 3 hour "community introduction" class Monday evening, then technically 4 days of training. The first day I pretty much just shadowed, but it's all pretty easy that I felt comfortable helping...
Based on my experience, I'd recommend it. I just finished up my first week at a Sunrise facility.. my first job as a CNA. It seemed to be less physically taxing than my clinicals that were in a...
Yep. I only had the job for 8 months, but it was miserable. I was a telemarketer, usually making $14-22/hour. It was a good.. easy work, holiday's and weekends off.. able to get off whenever I...
I would call to be sure, but CNA does stand for Certified Nurse Aide. I know that they threw in "Nursing Home" there, but if you click on the first link (which is the handbook that is published by...
I can't offer personal advice, but there is some great advice posted on this forum already. One thread that sticks out in my mind is just a couple of posts down called Getting a Hospital Job. (...