Hey are there any CNA (Certified Nurses Aides) on here? If so do you have any tips for a newbie?
One of the nursing homes near my home is offering CNA training. The Home pays for it all. I've never done anything like this before but my mom use to and she told me stories about it. The home allows me to work there whenever I'm not in class. I worked my first shift last weekend. I like it alot. I didn't think I would but I did. I'm hoping I can stay on there after I get certified. So if any of you have any advice for me I would be truely greatful.
To be honest those poelpe scare me a little. They look so small and weak. I spent most of my shift scared I'd break one of them but I was the one with the bruises. We have rear end pinchers there.
Any way thank if you can help.
One of the nursing homes near my home is offering CNA training. The Home pays for it all. I've never done anything like this before but my mom use to and she told me stories about it. The home allows me to work there whenever I'm not in class. I worked my first shift last weekend. I like it alot. I didn't think I would but I did. I'm hoping I can stay on there after I get certified. So if any of you have any advice for me I would be truely greatful.
To be honest those poelpe scare me a little. They look so small and weak. I spent most of my shift scared I'd break one of them but I was the one with the bruises. We have rear end pinchers there.
Any way thank if you can help.