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Healthcare Settings for Certified Nursing Assistants

Serenity Nurse Aide Academy

The first option for certified nursing assistants is to work in a hospital. Hence, certified nursing assistants are fit to work in home care agencies. They provide services and support for patients and their families as they navigate the hospice care journey. People at home need care, too!

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The moment I knew I was meant to be a nurse

Scrubs

It has been my joy to observe and learn from the hospice nurses and a privilege to walk with patients and families during the last days of life.

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CNA Week Recognizes Certified Nursing Assistants

Minority Nurse

Each year, the third week of June is a time to recognize and honor the work of certified nursing assistants with CNA Week. Celebrated this year from June 15 to 23, the National Association of Health Care Assistants (NAHCA) sponsors the week and helps draw attention to the vital work certified nursing assistants do.

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Medical Assistant vs. CNA: What’s the Difference?

Prism Career Institute

Two common positions are medical assistants and certified nurse assistants (CNAs), which are both essential healthcare professionals who interact with patients. Here, we discuss a medical assistant vs. a CNA career and the differences between them. and often include clinical practice in healthcare settings.

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Tips for Your Patient Care Technician Job Search

NHA Now

To gain relevant experience, contact a local nursing home or hospice facility and ask about volunteer opportunities. Get Certified (or Renew Your Certification) This goes without saying, but getting certified is increasingly important in healthcare.

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How to Improve Your Experiences for Your Med School Reapplication

Accepted Blog

Work as a Certified Nursing Assistant or a Medical Assistant. After you’re trained, you can work in patient support roles in clinics, nursing homes, and many other settings. These often seek volunteers to work with elderly patients, as do hospices and nursing homes. Train and work as a Medical Scribe.