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Ciara Allison
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Certified Nursing Assistant
by: Ciara

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What is a Certified Nursing Assistant
A certified nursing assistant (CNA) is someone who helps, clients, residents or patients with health care needs under the supervision of a registered nurse (RN)
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Scholing & Costs's
There are many great CNA schools all over the united states some of the best are
Herzing University located in Wisconsin costing about $4,000 including books, uniforms and class fees.
Purdue Global University located in West Lafayette (send information to get pricing on program)
A Certified Nursing Assistant Program in the United States on average costs anywhere from $500-$2,000
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Where can you work as a CNA?
When you become a Certified Nursing Assistant you can work at many places like
Home Health Care Hospice Care Hospitals Nursing Homes Some Clinics.
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Daily tasks
Feed, Bathe, and Dress patients. Take Patient Vital Signs (only certain states allow this) Serve meals, make beds and keep rooms clean. Set up medical equipment and assist with some medical procedures. Answer calls for help and observe changes in patient’s condition or behavior. Non patient oriented tasks.
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Pay & Salary
The pay All varies depending on where you go but the Average Certified Nursing Assistant that Lives in The United States will make about $32,820 Yearly
Hourly They can make anywhere between $10-$15
Bonuses are usually included like holiday pay, hazard pay, overtime pay etc..
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Benefits working as a CNA
Insurance: Health, Dental, vision
401K and Retirement
PTO (Paid Time Off) Sick leave etc (depends on the company you are working for.)
You will ALWAYS have a job no matter where you go state wise (Just need to do the transfer requirements)
Always a chance for more working hours if you need a little more salary
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Pro's & Con's
PRO'S Short Training Period Job Security Future Educational Opportunities Skill Development Rewarding and Emotionally gratifying work
CONS Low Entry Level Pay Limited Advancement Opportunities Physically Demanding Workload Emotionally Demanding Duties Risk Of burnout
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Is becoming a CNA Worth It?
Ultimately that is up to you if you think you can handle the workload, or you are looking to be in the medical field this is a great start to see the way things work and how they are done.
No matter what you do it is very important to make sure you know what you are getting yourself into before you do it.
Being a Certified Nursing Assistant can be challenging but it can also be very rewarding.
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Poll
So you think becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant is for you?
(This question is just for fun and I'm curious)
Yes
No
Maybe
I'm thinking about it
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