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I just took my my test last week and I actually forgot to pull the curtain for all my skills lol its not that i didn't know what to do, it was just that I was soooo nervous and flusterd I forgot plus I did eveything else right and that was my only mistake. But it just depends on the tester I guess. I'm in california and my school was really layed back, they didn't sweat the small things as long as you didn't put the client in any dangers I think your good.

After I'm done with my CNA class I'm going to look for a job in either LTC or a Hospital. I want to then go to school hopefully nights and weekends. My question was, is it possible to work the "day Shift"? Or do CNA's have no choice and they have to work nights? If anyone could please help me out? Thank You!:)

Thank You for your Help.. I guess being a CNA is what you make of it. I work right now basicly making people comfortable and helping them so I kinda know what Im doing in that department lol...we will see though =)

Hi Everyone, I'm a new student starting the CNA program through ROP in SoCal I'm really scared dont know what to expect, and dont even know if I'll be good at it... anyone can maybe give me alittle heads up about what I'm getting myself into or advice? I'm getting more nervous reading some of these post from other CNA's Thank You!

Hello everyone, I was just wondering if someone can give me a little insight of what its like working as an RN in a plastic surgery or dermatology office. I would really love to do this once I become an RN. I really don't see myself working in a hospital. I'm already an esthetician working in a medical spa and i love it, I just want to be able to do more. Is there anyone who is already doing this that can give me all the info and far as a day in the life and pay wise? Thank you so much!

That you so much for all the great information i really do appretiate it..:)

What are the usual pay rate for CNA's that work in the Hospitals or LTC in Southern California?

hello everyone, i'am starting my cna classes next week through rop. i'm really excited and really scared all at the same time. i know that i want to do this but i'm afraid i wont be good enough, i have alot of crazy things going in my head i dont know what to expect. i know that when i'm done with school i would love to work in the hospital or maybe even ltc . i keep hearing alot of horror storys on here from people who say they get treated badly and some who say they love where they work, so i guess i'm really confused. can anyone give me advice about working in a hospital? and what is usually the pay in so cal? or any advice that i should know that the schools dont teach you? thank you so much! any and everyones advice would be great :)