Archive for the 'cna jobs' Category

After CNA Training – Is There a Better Time of Year for Job Hunting?

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

Employment After CNA Training Now that you’ve completed your CNA training, are you ready to get to work? While you may be anxious, it may be a little while longer before you actually land your new job. Why? Here’s a little inside information. Finding a job after CNA training is much easier during certain times [...]

3 Unique Ways to Find Employment After Your CNA Training Class

Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011

Thinking about a CNA training class? You’ll also need to consider possible employment opportunities. The job market for almost anyone in the health care field is becoming saturated. Although job security and room for advancement is high, getting your foot in the door and securing a job as a certified nursing assistant can sometimes seem [...]

An Overview of the CNA Training Course

Friday, December 31st, 2010

Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant So you’ve made the decision to take the CNA training class to become a Certified Nursing Assistant?  Congratulation! Not only is a career as a CNA rewarding and respected part of the health care industry, but according to the Department of Labor Statistics, certified nursing assistant job opportunities are plentiful [...]

Working With the Elderly as a Certified Nursing Assistant

Saturday, December 4th, 2010

As the elderly population increases, so does the need for Certified Nursing Assistants. When we become a certain age, normal tasks can become difficult to perform unaided. In addition, older age can bring on additional health problems. These may be hereditary or due to poor self care. Regardless of the cause, some health issues require [...]

Making The Most Of Your CNA License

Thursday, April 29th, 2010

By Melanie Ullman Obtaining a CNA license and certification to practice as a nursing assistant opens up many professional doors in the medical field. Many people become nursing assistants because they want to help others. They also use the position to gain valuable skills that are then used to help others. Many CNA’s are urged [...]

Expanding Your Abilities As A CNA

Friday, April 2nd, 2010

By Melanie Ullman Working as a Certified Nursing Assistant or CNA is seen as the initial step in a long career in the medical field. Many people become nursing assistants because they enjoy helping people and enjoy the stability, flexibility and room for advancement that the medical field offers. There are many ways that a [...]

How Much Does A Certified Nursing Assistant Earn?

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

By Mark Alison There are so many great reasons to become a Certified Nursing Assistant: plenty of CNA 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. CNA training [...]

What Are The Duties Of A Certified Nursing Assistant?

Monday, October 26th, 2009

The duties of a Certified Nursing Assistant are as varied as the workplaces that CNA’s are employed. A certified nursing assistant might work in a hospital, nursing home or elder care facility, even a patient’s home. The duties you are expected to perform will depend largely on the workplace. One of the main goals of [...]

Certified Nursing Assistant Registration

Sunday, September 6th, 2009

By Brenne Meirowitz Certified Nursing Assistant, or CNA registration means you must be registered in the state nursing board databases, as well as the Federal database – HIPDB (Healthcare Integrity and Protection Data Bank). This information is compiled and administered by the NCSBN (National Council of State Boards of Nursing), a non-profit organization, which operates [...]

Duties of a Certified Nursing Assistant in Nursing Homes

Thursday, August 20th, 2009

Like all CNA jobs, the duties of a Certified Nursing Assistant in nursing homes can be numerous, varied, and challenging. Becoming a certified nursing assistant gives you the opportunity to assist people in the most basic but profound ways each day. CNAs that work in nursing homes help people who are either elderly or bedridden [...]