Some people want to stay in bed late. I always give them a choice, too. I have had coworkers go behind me and force a person to get up, but at least I let them have a choice. I mean, there are some...
CNA jobs are pretty readily available in most areas of the country. Your friend would have to take the CNA class and pass the state exam (or challenge it) after a round of clinicals, so if they're in...
1. I took my CNA course at a community college in 2011. I'm not familiar with other avenues of obtaining certification. 2. Yes. 3. CNAs do not take blood in my state and I don't think one class...
As others have said, yes, you will have to do a variety of cares and other type of work (like transfers) in front of family members or other visitors. I've done it many times. I simply let the...
25 seems about right. My first job, I had about 30 to myself and after that, it was right around 20 at smaller facilities. The only time I had a manageable load was when I had one person to take care...
I was a little worried when I saw in your title that you "let" a resident fall. I thought this was going to be a post about willfully and carelessly letting a resident drop to the floor. You did no...
You'll be fine, sweetheart. Wear professional clothing on your fire safety and computer orientation training days unless told otherwise. In fact, you can ask your employer. Call them and ask if you...
The best thing you can do is advocate for those who can't speak for themselves. I just had to report a coworker for neglect and although it was a clear-cut case, I still felt guilty for being a...
I do something similar and it's running me to the ground. It isn't just class, it's homework and studying. I don't have any personal time or study time. I barely get things done for my classes. Don't...
My facility also has short shifts from 7-11am and 4-8pm in addition to the standard first, second, and NOC. You might be able to find a facility or home care agency that can work around your schedule...