curious1991

I've heard that most HHA's will have to do some cooking for their clients. Is there usually instructions on how to prepare their meals? I can't cook and I'm about to apply at an agency but I'm worried about the cooking part.

please anyone!!!!!!!!!!! this is really important. my interview is this wednesday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hello, I have an interview this Wednesday to get into the LVN class. I am really nervous because I really really want to get into the class this September. I don't want to have to wait a whole other year and there's a lot of people trying to get into the class and they only accept about 20-25 students. Here are my questions: 1. How should I dress? 2. Should I take a resume? They didn't ask me for one. They only asked that I bring my ID, any transcripts of proof of other health related classes, and my high school diploma. Should I take a resume anyways? Do you think they will be expecting one? Or is that only for job interviews? 3. I'm pretty sure they will ask me for my strengths and weaknesses. If I say my strenght as that I adapt and learn quickly, would that sound good? Or is that stupid? And if I say my weakness is I tend to procrastinate but that I'm working on improving that, would that answer disqualify me? 4. Also, if they ask me "Tell me about yourself..." what kind of things would they be looking for? What I'm trying to say is what kinds of things should I say about myself that would interest them. Would they be interested in the schools I've attended? Or what kind of information would they be looking for with this question? 5. Lastly, do you guys have any tips or advice on how I can stand out to them so they would consider accepting me in their LVN class this year? Please, I will greatly appreciate your responses. Oh and I've also heard handshakes are really important in situations like these. What if the person interviewing me doesn't bring his/her hand out to shake mine? Should I make the first move and ask for a handshake? Could it be that they're testing my friendly skills like that? Haha, oh man, I'm getting all carried away aren't I? I'm just really nervous and I want to be really prepared.

i got mine at Uniform Kingdom. They're affordable there. And they have all sizes with I loved! I'm an XXS, so finding mind was hard until I went to Uniform Kingdom. And I don't know why they pick white, white is an easily dirty color. So I also need tips on how to keep it clean during clinicals.

I will be attending this school for the CNA program and I would like some reviews about it. If any of you ever attended or are attending this school for CNA please let me know how it is. I will appriciate it!

Really? That's great! This really made me smile. It would suck to not be able to have your dream job because of your weak physical abilities. So this really gave me hope :) I'm even trying to do workouts or anything that will help me gain some strength. I just reallyyyy want this job.

I love the idea of being able to help and aide people. I love everything about the nursing feild. BUT I have a feeling that I won't be "trusted" as a CNA. Reason is because I look like a 12 years old max. No one ever believes I'm older than 12 and I'm actually 18. I'm 5 feet 1 inch tall and I only weigh 90 pounds. So I'm really skinny. People say I almost look anorexic but I'm not. I eat a lot. Even my family is surprised that I eat with no limits and I don't gain more than 90 pounds. I know I'm reallyyyy underweight. I don't know what to do because I know CNA's need to be strong.