Dave Cahill asked: When most people hear the term “Certified Nursing Assistant” (better known as CNA), the first thing that comes to mind is a career in a nursing home. While it’s true that this is probably the industry’s biggest demand for CNAs, there are other places to use this certification. But what exactly is [...] → Continue Reading Certified Nursing Assistant – A Closer Look
Jack A Brown asked: A Certified Nursing Assistant basically works as an ‘eye and ear’ for her supervisory nurse, assisting her in daily patient care. The main job liability of a Certified Nursing Assistant is to nurse and care for your patients appropriately. By and large you are responsible for the proper care, treatment, arrangement [...] → Continue Reading The Literal Duties and Responsibilities of a Certified Nursing Assistant
Roy J Walker asked: Becoming certified as a nursing assistant means that one is qualified, trained, and holds general experience in the necessary procedure and protocol amongst patients, their family, and general staff. On a technical level, it is the exhibition of the necessary credentials and registration by the State Licensing Board by means of [...] → Continue Reading Certified Nursing Assistant – What it Means
Louis Zhang asked: The duties of a certified nursing assistant (CNA) include a wide range of responsibilities depending where you work and in which state you reside. These tasks vary with the job and facility and also vary somewhat from state to state. There are many laws of responsibility and liability that cover the exact [...] → Continue Reading Duties of a Certified Nursing Assistant CNA
David Millers asked: It is time to put your hard work and effort into an industry where your skills and training are in high demand. You already work hard, why not take that first step in a direction that will offer you:• Job security• Rewarding client relationships• A consistent income• Multiple work environments throughout the [...] → Continue Reading Take That First Step to a Rewarding Career As a Certified Nursing Assistant
Melanie Ullman asked: Do you like to help people make their lives better?
Melanie Ullman asked: There are so many great reasons to become a Certified Nursing Assistant: plenty jobs available; choices in work environments; the opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives every day; and the ability to earn a good living. The average annual salary for a CNA is almost $30,000.Training can be completed in [...] → Continue Reading How Much Does a Certified Nursing Assistant ("CNA") Earn?
Melanie Ullman asked: CNA Training (Certified Nursing Assistant) programs are a critical element in assuring that people who enter this part of the healthcare field are successful. CNAs’ provide almost 80% of the one-to-one care that is received by individuals living in care facilities. As the population continues to age there is a greater need [...] → Continue Reading Getting Your Certified Nursing Assistant ("CNA") License