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  1. CNA1991

    Is being a CNA beneficial?

    Yes, it would be VERY beneficial to sit for your CNA. You can work part time and keep the job you have if you feel like you wouldn't make enough money. Being a CNA gives you experience and is very...
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    Crossing the Line?

    I agree with the previous posts. Take the job you want, one comment doesn't nessacerily mean you are going to face that during your whole time working there and it could have just been a one time...
  3. You could survive just fine on a CNAs salary working full-time. I think you can make above average of what is projected for your area if you find a facility that pays well and you will get raises over...
  4. I have a friend who is a psychology major who suggested I go to pheonix (she's a current student) for my BSN but then I told her "I can't make those large payments while in school, I will be too busy...
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    Madame, your ignorance is astounding

    That's not the only bodily fluid she'll be in wait for
  6. First off, congratulations! You have achieved a great feat for many new grads, the task of finding a job. Well done. I think only if you think you can't do it, you can't. You have to build yourself up...
  7. I work for them too! I think it's the best home health company to work for. In my are, they have the best pay rates, great hours, and I serve wonderful
  8. You are so not! Don't you change, you are so helpful on
  9. I am talking about the public viewing nursing as 2 year degree rather than nurses and doctors judging the nurses they work with/know. Of course a doctor or nurse can tell who and who isn't competant...
  10. I hear that they do learn EKGs,foleys, glucose readings, and possibly phlebotomy. It's just a more in-depth teaching from the original CNA to fit an acute care
  11. I currently work in home health care and I want to transition into a job that will garruntee me a stable job after I get my ADN. I have applied to several LTC/SNF/ALF within a 20 mi radius but yet to...
  12. Home health. I found my current job by complaining about having certification but no job at my last job. I worked at walmart and I would talk to customers and one happened to be a cna who offered me a...
  13. Having nursing programs available at community colleges was a MAJOR factor when it came time for me to chose what degree I wanted to pursue. I, like many others, could never afford to go to a four...
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    LPN home health and wages..

    Caregiving tasks is what I do essientially, and it's a large franchise that is across the nation so I doubt they would make such a big mistake without atleast someone catching it. Yes, RNs do work for...
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    LPN home health and wages..

    I am a CNA in home health care too and my company does not use nurses as well- which I think is more common than not. I make $11.22 -$15.00 per hour depending on the case and $0.50 per mile. I hear...
  16. Wow! lol how did she eventually find
  17. I applied in person at a long term care facility today and so did someone else at the same time as me. She was really rude and I had a feeling the receptionist didn't like her because when we left at...
  18. It was so the original poster could understand where she was coming from. Not everyone who passed the test the first time is going to agree with her statement. In lue of being questioned on her...
  19. Um...maybe because she was at risk of being suspected of being one of those people who took the test several times to pass the test because she posted in denfense of people who had trouble with the...
  20. Are you kidding me? The majority of posters on this site are overly critical and snarky....I have probably gotten maybe one or two helpful poster responses out of about 20 (not counting my one popular...
  21. I wanted to become a CNA for many reasons. I have always wanted to be in the healthcare field, and I wanted an entry level position where I could care for people and learn basic skills. It actually...
  22. which program should I go through? I am currently a CNA working in home health care and I am trying to gain employment in a hospital but, there seems to be not that many positions for CNAs/PCT in...
  23. I think it's a good idea because you can get to know nurses and observe what they do and decide whether nursing is right for you. It's good to find out early on if a job is right for you so you can...
  24. I would check with your teacher to see if you could bring a computer, I'm not sure if all programs allow them but you could probably bring one. I didn't really have homework or a lot of work I had to...
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    Discouraged new CNA in philly

    You face a problem that most CNAs face when first getting out of school, finding their first Job. I remember, it took me three months to find a job and I was one of the last people to find a job in my...