james112

i am not giving up i actually tried to get hired a the ltc where i did my clinicals at and i think i need to go up there cause some students where i did my phlebotomy and ekg classes work there so i going to hope to call in a favor wish me luck on that.but in georgia they are so damn funny acting they want stuff that has nothing to do with the job as qualifications you know like driving record and insurance as long as i can get to work do my job and im no felon,assault or endanger the pts that i work for that should be all you need oh a good drug screen.lol

hello, everybody I have a major issue that im worried about I have been a cna for a lil over two months no job offers or nothing i really think its because of my criminal record. i have no felonies i have never assaulted any elderly people. but the thats i think is plaguing me is in the past 10 years i have gotten 5 dui convictions the last 3 were all put together where i was railroaded. i finished the court programs and healthcare is all i ever wanted to do so what do i do really i need help any suggestions/:uhoh3:

thank you to all who replied to my post im not going to quit im going to take your advice and start in the nursing homes then volunteer in phlebotomy to keep and sharpen my skills and go from there. tell me what yall think.

hello i am very frustrated cna. i chose to become a cna because i needde the chance to make some money while i continue my education and become a rn. also, i thought it would help me be a better rn, because i would have the experience of working with patients.anyway i started school in january for cna and pct and i finished in june recieved my certification for cna in july.now when i look for jobs it seems everwhere that i look they want someone with 6 months a year or more experience. its truly frustrating because how can i get experience if i dont get the opportunity to work and get it!!!!!