Some highly motivated young adults start working as a certified nursing assistant at the age of 16, but it comes with its own set of considerations and regulations. We’ll take a look at the age restrictions surrounding CNA work, exploring the reasons behind them, the advantages and challenges of young CNAs, and provide a comprehensive […]

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While we’ve put together an exhaustive resource explaining how much CNAs make across the United States, it can be useful to compare how CNAs get paid compared to other similar professions in the healthcare field. So, today we’re going to do a quick rundown on what you can expect from other positions you may be […]

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  As a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), building strong relationships with your patients is an important part of your job. These relationships not only help to improve the patient experience, but they can also lead to better patient outcomes and increased job satisfaction for you as a CNA. Strong relationships are characterized by trust, compassion, […]

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Many people have a tough time differentiating Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) from Patient Care Assistants (PCAs) since their job duties so closely resemble each other. After all, both CNAs and PCAs work under the supervision of licensed nurses to provide basic patient care. However, there are several key differences between these two vital roles in […]

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Whether you are interested in pursuing a career in nursing, or you are interested in making the transition from a CNA to a LPN, we have the information you need to make an informed decision. What is a CNA? A CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) is a medical professional who provides basic nursing care under the […]

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The psychiatric nursing assistant role is a vital one within the mental health care team. Psychiatric nursing assistants (PNAs), also known as psychiatric aides, work alongside registered nurses and other health care professionals to provide care and support to people with mental illness. PNAs provide hands-on care to patients, assisting with their personal needs and […]

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Working as a Geriatric Nursing Assistant (GNA) can be a very rewarding experience. You will be working with elderly patients who need extra care and attention. This population is often underserved by the healthcare system, so you will be making a real difference in their lives. Below you will find frequently asked questions and answers […]

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One of the best ways to become a certified nursing assistant is to take CNA classes at a hospital. Many hospitals offer these classes, and they are often free or low-cost. This can be a great way to get your foot in the door of the healthcare field and start your career as a CNA. […]

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We’ve been one of the leading companies online in helping aspiring CNAs find the right course for them all over the country. Based on our metrics, these are the most popular cities where people are seeking training in the United States. Follow the link to learn more about CNA courses in each of these metro […]

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To become a CNA in your state, you must complete a state-licensed CNA program, pass the CNA exam, and register with your state’s nurse registry. Choosing a program is important, as each program has a different duration. If you are looking to complete a CNA program as quickly as possible, some programs offer their classes […]

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