I'm embarking on my journey as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and would greatly appreciate any tips or advice from those with experience in this field. What are some essential things I should keep in mind as I begin this new chapter? Are there specific skills or insights that could help make my transition smoother? Thank you in advance for your guidance!
Well, where I live, they mostly call CNAs "care aides." The biggest thing to learn is how to be fast, especially in the long-term care setting. Either wear a wristwatch or a nurse's watch and always be acutely aware of the time and how to maximize it.
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I'm embarking on my journey as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) and would greatly appreciate any tips or advice from those with experience in this field. What are some essential things I should keep in mind as I begin this new chapter? Are there specific skills or insights that could help make my transition smoother? Thank you in advance for your guidance!