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Prayers go out to u. Just cause of what ur going through, I know you'll make it.

Lol. Sad but true startthejourney. It depends upon the place too!

I think its more important that u get real time hands on training in school like at ltc. I can tell u that when u get in the field, unless ur in hh, u don't have time to do it like school.

Talk about a set up. Huh. Very interesting. Its like, what r u trying to do, get me fired? Gee thanks. Way to be on ur toes!

I have enuff experience in my short cna resume to tell u that is a no-no. I'm not sure who the new person was here.lol good job!

Ty. And what does op mean? Other person

I don't think u understand, I'm trying to get another job at a nursing home or hospital. I was just out of training and I don't think its fair that my career should be over. I would like to go into nursing, and I do well with the one client now, no falls, bathing, dressing, transfer, changing and such. I need more money though, and I do well in the classroom too.

I am taking responsibility and I'm sorry that the patient got hurt more. I'm thinking I should of had better training there and in school more practical real time experience in ltf or alf. Sorry if it showed like I didn't care.

The patient had mutiple problems already, I dont' know if she broke any bones, I'm thinking she did, but I had a good case some of the other employees had said, I mean they either didn't pull my license cause they were doing me a favor, or they didn't have a good case. I mean the aide to patient ratio is just ridiculous. Nobody does it like in school. Nobody gets two people to lift, not enough hoyers, I guess more room, more hoyers. Nursing homes suck. How can they justify the ratio? I know I screwed up, I just want to get a job in like a hospital. I want to move passed it.

My ques is how do I get another.can job with that on my record. Also, if it was so bad why didn't they report it on my license What is op?

Only there for two mos.

I don't feel I was properly trained. I told the nurse she wanted the phone. She said if she wanted to sit in the chair, she could,but didn't necessarily suggest it. The patients cna was at lunch. A lot of the other cnas were no help. Its just like they gossip and wait for u to screw up. I was in school at the time, so I was working doubles on the wknd. Not good for newbies. The bad thing was I just gave her the phone and went on my way, leaving her in a wheelchair, I mean the nurse, knowing I had extended training and being new could of said, k, but stay w her.

Well I'm trying to figure out how to get another cna job without including that on app. I was only there two tu. I'm at hh agency right now, but not much work for guys. I don't feel I was properly trained. I mean nobody was checking off my skills.

The patient was not mine.

I was told to give the phone to patient, not mine, wasn't told to stay, she fell.