At my facility 60 hours biweekly is full time and anything extra we pick up is overtime and if they call you in its double time and a half. We always have hours available for
Yup orientation is the easy part lol, at my job they do an overview of the facility, a tour of the facility, different staff members came and talked to us, and took pics for our badge...it lasted 3...
I work 2nd shift 2-10, and we do showers, vitals, get residents ready for dinner, toileting, and after dinner is what we call the bedtime rush because everybody wants to go to bed. 3rd shift is more...
I am a CNA in Muskegon, MI I work in a SNF making 12.97 an hour. I work full time which is 60 hours bi-weekly. Any thing over 60 hours is overtime I'm 2nd shift, and no shift differentials i have 1...
Wow... all things work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose.... everything you went through was for a purpose, I wish you much
Go over the skills checklist and read the frequently missed checkpoints from the prometric website. Look at yourself and the mirror and encourage yourself, you have to speak and think positive about...
They asked a lot of questions! Lol what I did to prepare was google Cna interview questions and wrote down my answers to alot of the questions. These are some of the ? They asked me. Why did you want...
Oh ok well I know you are relieved that's over....now it's time to find a job!! And don't be discouraged if u don't get calls right away, it took a month after my state to get a interview. Good