STNA/CNA jobs NOT in LTC

[peach2218, CNA]

I just completed my STNA training in Ohio, and all of the job openings I've seen for aides are in nursing homes. I know that's the best way to get an STNA job, but I would really prefer something else. Any suggestions? What search criteria should I use? I love the sweet residents, but I don't really enjoy taking care of them, which makes me sad. Geriatrics just isn't my field of choice, but I would still like to work in the medical field while training to become a nurse.

[Livetoride]

PCT in a hospital if you completed a 120 hr or 150 hr CNA course. In Iowa, we call that Advanced CNA.

[Zyprexa_Ho]

You may have to suck it up and work in LTC for some time. After you have some experience you'll look like a better applicant to acute care facilities.