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10 Best CNA Skills Every Nursing Assistant Should Have
Posted January 8, 2021 by CNANursing.net
Learn about the top skills required by every great CNA.
Is Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant Worth It?
Posted January 8, 2021 by CNANursing.net
Wondering if the CNA path is the right one for you? Check out these points before you decide.
What Is the Fastest Way to Become a CNA?
Posted October 27, 2020 by CNANursing.net
Looking to speed track your way to a CNA career? Follow these tips…
CNA Vs. LPN: What Are the Differences?
Posted October 27, 2020 by CNANursing.net
Interested in becoming a CNA or LPN, but not sure which to choose? We cover the differences of each to help you determine your new career path…
How to Become a Certified Nursing Assistant
Posted October 7th, 2020 by CNANursing.net
If you are passionate about providing care to people with certain medical needs, a career as a certified nursing assistant may be the ideal choice for you…
What Is a Trade School, and Should You Go to One?
Posted January 25th, 2020 by CNANursing.net
A trade school, otherwise known as vocational or technical school, is a postsecondary educational institution where students learn skills for an occupation. The purpose of a trade school is to prepare…
Things to Consider Before Becoming a Caregiver for a Family Member
Posted January 21st, 2020 by CNANursing.net
Being a family caregiver is an admirable and invaluable role that comes with a unique set of challenges, and they make a huge difference for the entire family. Should you assume this role, you’ll relieve stress…
What is Emotional Labor, and How Can You Deal With It?
Posted January 14th, 2020 by CNANursing.net
Many people have to compartmentalize their emotions in order to properly and effectively perform their jobs. This is called emotional labor, and it can have extremely negative consequences for those…
What Is Elder Abuse?
Posted December 27th, 2019 by CNANursing.net
The National Center for Victims of Crime (NCVC) defines elder abuse as “any physical, sexual, or psychological abuse of an older person (generally 60 – 65 years and older), [which] also encompasses…
7 Jobs That Allow You to Travel (No Degree Required!)
Posted December 18th, 2019 by CNANursing.net
53 percent of professionals now work remotely for at least half of their workweek, and prospective employers are rushing to meet the demands of a workforce that wants this flexibility. Those who want…
Top 5 Questions Asked During a Nursing Interview
Posted September 1st, 2018 by CNANursing.net
Put simply, you need to be prepared for any nursing interview you plan on attending. Nursing is a very competitive field and you don’t want to miss out on a great …
Advantages of Pursuing a CNA Certification
Posted August 3rd, 2018 by CNAnursing.net
Higher education in any form, provides innumerable advantages to the graduate – from earning power, to cultural enrichment. Undergraduate degrees may be …
How to Make Yourself Indispensable to the Head Nurse
Posted June 9th, 2018 by CNAnursing.net
Becoming indispensable to our Head Nurse benefits our long term objectives (paving upward mobility in our career paths), and creates an immediate impact…
21 Experts Reveal: How to Ace a Job Interview!
Posted May 2nd, 2017 by CNAnursing.net
Dreaming of landing the job you’ve always wanted? Find out how to land that dream job with 60+ job interview tips!
CNA Job Description
Posted November 3rd, 2016 by CNAnursing.net
You’ve read a bit about what CNAs do, but how can you really be sure what life as a CNA is like? Answer: Ask current CNAs and nursing staff, that’s what! Take a look at our in-depth article on what a “normal” shift is like for a CNA.
Top 15 Career & Employment Bloggers to Follow in 2015
Posted December 15th, 2015 by CNAnursing.net
Top 15 Health Career Bloggers to Follow in 2015
Posted July 24th, 2015 by CNAnursing.net
My Nursing Journey
Posted May 22nd, 2015 by Andrea Reale (RN)
My name is Andrea, and I have enjoyed being a nurse for the last five years. I graduated from Clarkson College in Omaha, Nebraska with my Bachelor of Science in Nursing. I am SO grateful for having the opportunity to obtain my nursing license. I do have to mention…(click above to read more)
CNA Jobs: Where to Work
Posted April 9th, 2015 by CNAnursing.net
Alright, so you’re certified and ready to be a cna. One problem: you need a cna job and you’re not sure what type of work environment will work best for you. Stop stressing! We’re going to breakdown…(click above to read more)
Top 8 Most Famous TV Nurses
Posted March 12th, 2015 by CNAnursing.net
The reality behind TV nurses: A look at nursing roles and responsibilities.
You’ve seen them running down the hospital halls, looking effortlessly put together as they shout, “Stat!” or “Code blue!” TV nurses are the witty and brave underdogs on every show – world-class surgeons fall in love with them and they’re the real people who save the patients because they were paying the most attention.
Yet, what do they really do? How much would they make in real life? Are real nurses like these amazing scrub-wearing saints?…(click above to read more)
Your Ultimate Guide to Becoming a CNA
Posted February 20th, 2015 by CNAnursing.net
The most complete guide to becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant. Learn about the requirements, salary, job outlook and much more.
This is the one-stop shop on the web for anyone wanting to start a lucrative, recession proof career in nursing…(click above to read more)
5 Best and Worst Things About Being a CNA
Posted January 21st, 2015 by CNAnursing.net
A list of the good, bad and ugly truths about being a certified nurse assistant.
You’re a giver. And you really want to take care of people, but your days as a barista making half-caff macchiatos are over. You want to actually help people, so you’ve decided to pursue a career in nursing…(click above to read more)
Nursing Ladder Of Success
Posted October 12th, 2014 by CNAnursing.net
Take a look at the different levels of nursing and how each rung on the nursing ladder can get you greater responsibility and a higher salary…(click above to read more)
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