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  1. So ladies and gentlemen, about this time last year I received my CNA licensure from thestate of California. Hooray! right? Wrong. As of today I'm still not working as a CNA. Now, I'm a 19 year old college student (working towards my LVN atm) that can only work part time (Specifically Tuesdays + Thursdays, MWF after 2:30, and Sunday. Just so you can see what I'm telling potential employers) so I'm admittedly not the best candidate for a job, but seriously no one? My past work experience is somewhat thin, consisting of 5 months at a seasonal position at Six Flags and my current job (of only 3 months) working the night shift at a retail store. Could this be why I'm a less popular commodity than the swine flu? I hate to fancy the idea that maybe I'm just a failure but I've already ran out of other things/people to lay the blame on. So...does anyone have any advice, any at all, about what to do? Should I just keep pounding the pavement? Keep going door to door with every nursing facility in my area code? Keep hanging around the same places in the unlikely event that a position opens up? Any advise at all would be appreciated.

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