BBboy

BBboy

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  1. patient sitter cna

    i work as a tech at my hospital and sitters, when needed, are usually called in from float pool. you shouldn't be doing your homework at this time as those that do require sitters typically need to be...
  2. Relief sounds like float pool, per diem means they'll call you when they need you but they'll also be calling other per diem employees as
  3. to person above: yes as caregivers we not only take both mental and physical abuse very often. It's up to us as the care providers to keep a steadfast face during these times of distress and keep our...
  4. Working My Up To Becoming An RN

    I have worked with many older coworkers who were also mothers of children and didn't get their starts in nursing until their later age. There is never a bad time for nursing as you can really start at...
  5. Feeling guilty about resident falls

    My first 6 months as a CNA were spent in a100% memory care facility with very difficult residents that were all essentially fall risks. The most conducive thing that would asssist you is to make sure...
  6. The team you work amongst is definitely 50% of the job i'd say regardless of where you work. If you are unable to work well with the current team you have it'd be best to find another place to work as...
  7. You know you're a CNA when...

    Valcorie: always have to find humor in the little things, but in most cases the not so little things
  8. You know you're a CNA when...

    When you reach "your lowest point" at your work place and swear you're going to quit first thing in the morning but you come back renewed the next shift because you love your
  9. CNA relocating to WA

    OP send me a pm I know the facilities around those areas pretty
  10. I've had many commend me for my resume at various places where i've interviewed. Key is to use action words, descriptive words, something that will make it stand out from the other mundane resumes...
  11. if a person you assume care of refuses an area of care you wish to provide then you should refrain from carrying out that task. Especially when the family says
  12. Go for the CNA. You will gain experience that not only looks good on your resume but will also hopefully teach you a lot if you're in a challenging setting. Many new grads are unable to land jobs in...
  13. CNA relocating to WA

    Hello! I'm a young CNA from Washington as well and am well versed with many facilities that you could possibly work with within the state. What part are you relocating towards? You would be correct...
  14. home health CNA

    If you'd like a more well rounded experience work at a facility. There are normally three types: retirement, assisted living & potentially memory care, skilled nursing. If you are ready for an...
  15. I've worked in LTC Memory Care & Skilled Nursing prior to landing my job in the ICU at a very renowned Pediatric Hospital. I am also a young college student (21), 99% of hospitals won't even...
  16. Young CNA checking in. Little background about myself I am freshly 21 years of age, have worked as a CNA for 2 years. Experience working full time, while being in school, in a 100% memory care...
  17. Hi everyone, i'm a former pre-nursing student at Pacific Lutheran and am looking for a place to call home for nursing school. I have worked full time as a CNA since june 2014 and will start to...