princesscoronado

My hospital is known to hire new grads for CNA . They have educational money up to 5000 and you're guaranteed a job after RNschool

I work at a hospital. We have CNA's some nurses think it's bellow them to even take their patient to the bathroom. Hell they even refuse to get water if the patient needs it. Sometimes the unit is filled and all 30 beds are occupied and due to staffing issues, we only have 1 NA. An NA who is expected to run to bed alarms, get snacks, change an incontinent and take patients to the bathroom. I mean I've seen nurses complain about even placing a bedpan on the patient. It's ridiculous. When did nursing change and how do we change it back to being a team job?

You actually take the time to purposely make the first letter of every word capitalize? Your giving off a certain vibe. This is a somewhat professional forum where everyone here is a nurse or interested in nursing. Be professional.

Seems like you need to take the time to study the scope of practice of an NA. How are you suppose to delegate task and enforce proper ways to do tasks when you say yourself you don't have much if any experience

Glendale Adventist Medical Center has continuing New Grad program

Yes. I would be doing the So Cal one. I just want people's experiences as they do the pre lincensure program or what their experiences were like. Coursework, exam, clinical and lab theory.

I'm taking A& P with lab right now. I'm nervous about it as I'm not sure how I will do labs without an instructor. I'm doing it at site WGU told me to do to finish my pre reqs. I'm so nervous. How in the nursing program. I would be doing it at CA. I really want to do it here.

So I need some help. I want to go to the BSN program here. I would be getting my BSN aswell as my RN license . Did anybody here did this program? How was it? What should I expect? Could I still work at a CNA 3 12 hour shifts?