If your looking to become a CNA you’ve probably already wondered if it’s at all possible to complete your training online. The answer to this question is, yes, you can complete a portion of your training in the online format but you will still be required to complete hands on hours in a facility, supervised… Continue Reading
Working in a Hospital
Certified Nurse Assistants who work in a hospital assist in caring for patients with health problems which range from minor to severe. For those who have health problems that they are unable to recover from, the role of a CNA becomes very important in their lives. CNA’s are there to make patients feel as comfortable… Continue Reading
Becoming a Successful CNA
It takes someone special to be a great nursing assistant. Whether you work in a hospital, nursing home or in-home care your primary responsibility is help your patients do the things they can no longer do. It is vital to realize your own feelings about the sick and elderly because any and all negative feelings… Continue Reading
Tips For New CNA’s
Being a CNA is a wonderful career full of rewarding experiences. There’s nothing more exciting than just finishing up with CNA school and venturing out into the work place with a brand new set of nursing assistant skills. With that excitement comes a little bit of anxiousness. You may be questioning yourself, and even over-thinking… Continue Reading
Red Cross CNA Training
If your interested in becoming a certified nursing assistant, you may be able to take advantage of the training provided by the American Red Cross. The Red Cross is typically know for their lifeguard, CPR and first-aid training. Many people, however, are completely unaware that the the Red Cross offers both online and in-class CNA… Continue Reading
Nursing Assistant Training
With so many options available it can be tricky finding the CNA training program that’s best for you. For example, the American Red Cross offers a fully compliant, comprehensive nursing assistant program; but it’s not available in all areas. In many cases, finding a school or training facility is a the right option for CNA… Continue Reading
Nurse Assistant Salary
2010 median annual CNA wage = $24,010 The Salaries for nursing assistants can vary greatly depending on several factors. These factors can include: Type of facility Experience State you live in Required duties In General, CNAs that work in hospitals can earn greater wages than those that work in nursing care facilities or in-home care.… Continue Reading
CNA Classes
When looking to enroll in CNA classes there are several different options, depending on where you live and the available schools, hospitals and training facilities. In some cases you will not need formal CNA training classes to become certified. For example, hospitals will many times offer free training. This training however will not consist of… Continue Reading
How to become a CNA
If you’ve done all of your research and feel that the CNA career is a good fit for you the next step is to start the process to acquire an official certification so that you appear on your state’s registry. You should know that not all CNA jobs require a certification. For example, most in… Continue Reading
Healthy Tips for CNA’s
Working as a certified nurse assistant is very physically demanding. All of the lifting and bending can really take a toll on your body. You are on your feet for a large majority of your shift, which means that you will be very tired at the end of the day. It’s essential to stay fit and… Continue Reading
LPN Online Nursing Programs
Just like CNA, LPN is a growing filed due to the increasing elderly population, among other factors. For many CNAs becoming an LPN is the next logical step towards becoming a registered nurse. For others the LPN position may be where they want to stay. The main advantage of LPN over RN is the fact… Continue Reading