April_Showers
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The facility I work at does things a little different during meal time we have 2 CNAs that stay out of the dining room to catch lights and anything like that, so if we have someone who needs to be cleaned up we have a PCA go find either one of them and they will clean them no matter whose patient they are. It's a good set up bc meals move alot faster and no one is feeding and cleaning at the same time.
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I just finished my CNA class and will be testing in a couple weeks. I currently work in LTC as a PCA, but since I have been working there I realize that I want to do acute care. I have been looking at current jobs at the hospitals around and they all say what unit you would be working...but I'm not sure what each unit really is and what I might encounter there. Can someone explain the basic different units to me? Thank you for your help.
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I'm currently in the process of getting my CNA just waiting for the exam. Once I get settled into a job I want to start school for my LVN. I always see the 1 year programs that they show on TV. When I go to look for a job will it matter where I got my license from? If it does, I currently live in San Antonio, TX where would be a good option for me?