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3 minute read After completing your CNA training, the next step is the interview. Hopefully, you can ace the first interview and start working right away. If this is your first nursing position, brushing up on common CNA interview questions beforehand is a good idea. And, if you have some nursing experience, knowing what to expect in an…
3 minute read CNA Duties for an Updated Resume Whether you’re looking into a new CNA position or a new career path, you’ll want to go back to the drawing board. In this case: your resume! Job requirements and duties change over time. What looked good on paper last year or three years ago may need updating in…
3 minute read Now that you have obtained your CNA license, you might be wondering if it will expire. The answer is yes. Your CNA license will default, and it is your responsibility to follow the proper renewal steps to ensure that your license is active. You might also be wondering why you must renew your license, which…
2 minute read Congratulations on your interest in a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)! CNAs are entry-level positions in the medical field that are in high demand. Choosing to become a CNA will open the door to job security and endless career development opportunities. Now that you have chosen this career path, let’s discuss how to…
3 minute read A Certified Nursing Assistant or a CNA is a nursing position in the healthcare industry. A CNA job is an entry-level position that works directly under the Registered Nurse (RN). You will work directly with patients to provide many physical tasks for their care. Your responsibilities are a necessary part of the nursing process. You…
3 minute read Are you interested in nursing assistant jobs? CynaMed defines CNAs (Certified Nursing Assistants) as nursing assistants that provide basic healthcare and assistance to patients in a healthcare facility. Nursing assistant jobs are ideal for individuals interested in becoming an LPN (licensed practical nurse) or RN (registered nurse). According to registerednursing.org, most states require the completion…
3 minute read You’ve landed your first CNA job, and you’re eager to do well. Being a CNA is a demanding yet rewarding profession with its fair share of challenges and benefits. Starting a new job always comes with a learning curve, but staying proactive and maintaining the right attitude right from the start will prepare you to…
3 minute read Certified Nursing Assistants, or CNAs, are valuable assets to the healthcare industry. CNAs support other healthcare staff to provide fast, effective, and sensitive patient care. They can work in all types of healthcare facilities and offices, and their roles may vary. If you’ve recently graduated from a Certified Nursing Assistant training program, congratulations! Now it’s…
3 minute read Certified nursing assistants combine medical duties with personal, often individual, care. Helping seniors is a part of many possible CNA career paths. Individual care, nursing homes, senior living communities and hospice care are some settings nursing assistants work in. The tasks and responsibilities are specific to the facility, needs and individual. What though, are some…
3 minute read A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) job is one of the most gratifying and rewarding of all the positions in the medical field. CNA positions are available in many types of facilities. Usually, the CNA develops a closer relationship with the patient than the nurses and the physicians. They also become an important conduit to the…