anyone start sending out resumes before you finish the program? would that be so bad to do? It is really tough to get work right now and I want to let some institutions know that am I eager and will...
Just from my experience being in the hospital with my son for many months, having a sister who is a cna at a hospital, and working at a nursing home before... each hospital has cna's do different...
I agree, the experience was experience, and that gives you that much more than someone who didn't do the CNA program, If medical assisting is your thing, I think you will have a unique perspective...
What is their uniform during clinicals? White or any other scrubs? shoes too? how did you find the curriculum? I am going at night, which is 3x week, how is the courseload?