Up&Away

My mistake guys. I can work at pretty much any hospital I want because it is the 1199SEIU Union that provides the opportunity for education.

She didn't go in with a degree like I have. I already asked her and know what her hospital does with a person that already has a degree. They still help but to an extent, which I don't mind. but, I'm planning on moving in with my fiancé in a different state. I was wondering if anyone else has seen or experienced what I'm asking while I do some checking around as well. When I get my answer I'll post it no problem.

My mother worked as aCNA and her hospital helped her get a degree. Didn't have to spend anything. She's been at that hospital for some time. On some hospitals website they have a section called "continued education". It's a prossess they don't fully explain online but basically says they will help you with it. There are requirements of course but nothing to make you struggle or go broke.

Thanks, I'll do that when I get the chance sadiemae. no heather, hospitals have continued educations for its employees. Not just for nursing either. You don't have to pay anything just work there a number of years. Or it can be something else.

I have a bachelor but want to make a career change. I want to start as a CNA in a hospital(most likely in Florida) and join their continued education program to get a degree in nursing eventually. I don't mind if it requires some years of service. I want to know if anyone has joined(or have any information on the subject) a hospital's continued education while already having a degree? Is what I am asking possible? Thank you in advance.