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See the hospital I work at requires you have been through a CNA course, in which I have, but in my home state, a class completion is only worth 2 years and you have to retake the course. My completion expiration is soon and I just now having a phone interview about a care partner position in newborn nursery

can you work in L&D or Newborn Nursery?

what is the difference between care partner and cna?

as far as programs, training, job requirements?

Would you reccomend someone who is recovering from peroneal tendonitis to work this job?

so you didnt encounter ageism in the workplace?

Did she find age discrimination when she applied for jobs?

what if your degree and grades were from 10 years ago?

i not pursuing a bsn. i was just curious if you were in state or out of state.

do you live within city limits?

why would they fire just to rehire?

do you know the pay rate for these positions and is the medical side willing to hire internals first?

is the care partner the same as a cna or pct?

what do the care partners do at vanderbilt compared to a pct?

1 hr? 30 minutes? 90 minutes?