Thanks for this video, it pains me that after studding so hard I end up failing,I've taken the exams for the 4th time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it.
Do you have any suggestions on programs??? I'm looking into programs rn. I went to college and got a BA in psych, so not nursing Which is kinda why I'm in a bit of a cross road between fast track programs or not
Used to be a CNA. I refused Nursing homes etc. Hospital environment was for me and I learned so much. My Nurse's depending on who it was let me do so much as being a Nurse is all I wanted to be since I was 5!
Once I finish my externship (Nurse’s Aide Advanced), I’m refusing nursing homes. My abusive grandmother was enough punishment, living with her. I’ll work on a hospital or outpatient facility.
So many people need this!! I have been a cna for 6+ years and I still love it! It is awesome for you to show people what it's all about!! Good for you! 💜
I just got certified! I'm a baby cna I'm so excited but nervous at the same time I'm glad I could see what your day looks like.. I've been aiming for hospital!
This was very helpful! I actually complete my CNA training next week and want to work in a hospital while in nursing school. So nice to see a setting other than a skilled facility. Keep up the great work out there!! 😊
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
Thanks for this video, it pains me that after studding so hard I end up failing 💔🥺, I've taken the exams for the 5th time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it.
I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the cna last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mrs Melissa
Thank you so much for this video. I’m about to start as a nursing assistant on the surgical floor and I’m so nervous but your video has definitely helped ease my nerves. ❤️❤️
Did u take the NA1 or NA2 course am so confused because someone said u can work as an icu, labor and delivery nurse and so on is that true? If it is true do you take the NA1 or NA2?
i’m a pre med student and will be working as a cna in med surg this sunmer! feeling a little nervous because this is my first job in healthcare, but your video really helped! great job
How???!!!! How for 6 years?? How??? I've been a cna for a month and then again at a new job.....and I feel like I'm still horrible...😔I had 2 days by myself and within those two days I haven't had not one break if I'd squeeze one in would be around 4 (15mins) my shift ends at 7pm...then I'll end up leaving at 8 instead... so how??I'm dying literally 🥺
This video is good never knock ✊ the nursing facility the hospital is good but you can benefit from both at one point in time you never seen CNA in the hospital be grateful for both as for me I’m a medical assistant,CNA and health administrator as well I love taking care of people period and that’s what matters if you love what you do.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with your video. You're young smart and beautiful. Taking relentless time out of your busy schedule sharing as much clarity as possible. Thank you Queen. May the Grace of God continue to strengthen you,,and bless your territory. 🙏
I’m a Dietary Aide at a hospital and I’m getting my CNA license. I absolutely love the 12 hour shifts, 3 days a week. I don’t like 5 day work weeks. 😂 My coworkers told me to speak with the nursing supervisor because they’re quick to hire CNA’s. Well, I spoke to him, he told me to apply that same day, and two days later, I got an email to do a phone interview! 🥹 3/7/24 is my phone interview; wish me luck guys!
Nice video and Thanks for the video ,it pain me that after studying so hard I end up failing my CNA🤦💔,Honestly CNA Exam is really hard, I don't think I will ever pass this exam
Love this video, and you seem so sweet! I recently started a job as a medical scribe working about 10 hour shifts. I’ve been watching a bunch of “day in the life” videos of healthcare workers. I’m only worried because I only get a 10 minute break and a lot of current employees at my clinic are telling me to leave and I’m conflicted on what to do.
Thank you so much! And I would definitely look into asking if you can get your break increased or maintain where you’re currently at until you can find a better facility.
Thanks for the tour. I like how in your hospital, you got a nice cart for your supplies! In the facility where I had my clinicals, we always have to go back to the cabinet where the linens are. Not good especially if the aisle space is so tight. Everybody bunched up! So annoying!
It seems like you get a lot of downtime. I worked on a med surg floor and I never had time for my 2 15min breaks and never had time to be on my phone. Love this for you 💗 CNA is a hard job
I made it a priority that I work somewhere with great working conditions. There is definitely still always something to do, just with very good working conditions and specific responsibilities.
You can do it🙌🙏🏾 I have a learning problem as well and years ago I took me twice to pass the state explain 🙌🤗 I eventually regretfully let my license expire but and have confidence that I will pass again🙌
A certified nursing assistant license is worth it because it gives you job security and so many options. Travel certified nursing assistants get paid $24-$44 hourly. What state do you work in?
I just graduated from my program and I really want a hospital job. I would prefer it over a skilled nursing facility but either way I'm really excited and eager to get in the field! Great video!
I’m so glad y’all take hygiene seriously too. It not only protects the patients but protects the workers and their families they go home to. I feel like I’m washing my hands all day at work but it’s a good way for me to keep my patients and myself healthy.
I do my orientation on June 19, 2023. I am super exited. The exercises you were doing during orientation, I did them during clinical week. The tour of the floor was also done during clinical week.
I have been a CNA for 10 years mostly in home and companion care. I tried skilled/long term care but it just wasn't my niche. I'll be starting on Monday in a hospital on ortho. I was really inspired by you bringing your own food. I gained weight in prior employment eating out daily. That wont happen this time.
Thank you for making this video! I’m looking to become a CNA as a second job and I keep getting so many negative feed back from people. Any advice for new cna’s?
You have to try it for yourself and create your own option of it. People have said demeaning things about CNA and nursing school to me. But I’m confident in my own idea and live for the field. ❤️
This must be a nice hospital. I’m used to coming in to 21 pts , running around like a chicken with my head cut off. Under staffed, stressed out and being mandated. Then to make less than nothing. No thank you!! I will stick with nursing home facilities while I finish my degree. The hospital was hell
A coworker of mine just got her license and went to an interview in a hospital. They told her she could get up to 40 pts and that they have lots of callouts (meaning she would more than likely end up having to do doubles)….. I’m like is 40 pts even legal!? Like wtf. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was a CNA (PSW we're called in Canada) for 10 years. I've been out of it for 6 years, working as a coordinator in the corporate/housing/shelter world. I have been offered a CNA position at one of our hospitals with an amazing reputation. I've never worked in a hospital and was always in long term care. Is the hospital setting better? I always wanted to work in the hospital and feel it is very different from LTC.
I'm a CNA in the UK. We call it HCA here. I was raised in FL and want to go back so bad. I like how in the UK we don't say diapers we call them pads so as to not patronise the adult patients who need them.
Im a CNA at a nurse home. I was working in the morning and hated! Now I work from 3 pm to 11 pm, it's a little better, but Im very curious about working in a hospital. Do you change a lot of briefs? I have about 11 patients, and 9 is completely dependent. We get treats by residents all the time. The call light dont ever stop, making it hard to even do the computer report. It's axausting!!
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
Hospitals pay more from my experience, I’ve only worked night shift ( it’s best for my schedule as a student. And the pay range for pct can very depending on many factors. I’ll be making a video about all of your questions!
Three years as a CNA at a Nursing home. Ya’ll!!! The struggle is real! Census everyday was about 15 to 1 CNA. Most of the time, half of the patients are totals! CNAs in nursing homes don’t last long.
I just graduated from my CNA program. Waiting to take state boards. I’m so excited for what this field is about to bring me! I’m going as far as I can get!!
Hey boo !! Is taking vitals hard ? Like the concept and remembering what to do and what to press 😣 … I’m in transport rn but I wanna be a nurse tech so badddd
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
It says PCA there, not CNA. CNA are state licensed and can work anywhere in the state..PCA can only work in the facility they were trained. Not quite the same, but similar.
Do you change someone's diaper if they poop on themselves? Serious question cus my mother was a cna about 20 yrs ago but worked in nursing homes and thats all she talked about doing...
Never in my life would have done this changing diaper and wiping but you’ll get used to it. My LPN program requires CNA certification but never planning to work as a CNA but I still did CNA in home care for 4months. Lightness job and less stressful job I’ve done, yes! It’s physically demanding but I wasn’t mentally drained like I’m experiencing right now in nursing school.
I appreciate your time to post this video, so informative! How long did it take you to get comfortable, confident in the job and how long did it take for getting your time management routine?
You are so welcome. It took me some time and I’m still learning. However, deciding to be patient and confident in myself as I’m learning my way through caring for patients has helped me so much. And I’ve always been a big planner and enjoyed making to do lists. This has helped me stay organized and on top of things. Especially with juggling nursing school and being a CNA. ❤️
Hello! I'm an IT graduate and ever since I was a kid, I wanted to work in the healthcare field. I want to become a CNA. Do you guys have an idea how I can become one? Is it still possible to switch career?
I got my certificate 1 month ago,and I'm so nervous,I want to work on hospitals too do you have any advice??any app or website that helped you out??I want to lear as much I can.Thank you for your video❤
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
can anyone tell me how the in home care is, i’m about to be a cna and i think i would be good in that setting but can anyone elaborate on it more i don’t yet see myself wanted to be a doctor or a nurse. so i think that would be ok also im in my early 20s im 24 currently
As long as you have some equivalent to a high school diploma, for example, a GED. Along with your CNA certificate and some experience as a nursing assistant, you should be qualifiable for a position at the hospital as a CNA.
My question is do you have to really do all of the work nurses don’t do for example I’ve seen that ppl say you’re a certified booty wiper and I just want to know your experience on that?😅im sorry if its tmi but please let me know!
Nice video , I wanted to ask us there any difference between certified nursing assistant and nursing assistant? And if i get the nursing assistant certificate online can I work in a hospital? Or only care home ?
I’m not sure if you can earn your CNA online, because you are required to earn credit for the skills portion of the CNA. And certified nursing assistant means that you were credited, and you have certification. And a nursing assistant, may just have experience but no certificate, which may put them at a disadvantage.
God bless you all ! if you need anything in life always look to God ! Prayer is communication with God , and communication is key in a healthy relationship! Jesus loves you all so much ! don’t forget to read your bible today !! have a blessed day !!💗
Thanks for this video, it pains me that after studding so hard I end up failing,I've taken the exams for the 4th time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it.
I've always believed CNA Test is not for all but studying, you need God's grace to pass
I studied for months and couldn't pass, I guess passing is a blessing
Passing the CNA test is when you study,if you can’t study or have time for studies l'd advise you get yourself a help like Mr Dylan
Yes you're correct but remember heaven helps those who help themselves, try studying if you can't study then get yourself a good help
Do you have any suggestions
on programs??? I'm looking into
programs rn. I went to college and got a BA in psych, so not nursing Which is kinda why I'm in a bit of a cross road
between fast track programs or not
Used to be a CNA. I refused Nursing homes etc. Hospital environment was for me and I learned so much. My Nurse's depending on who it was let me do so much as being a Nurse is all I wanted to be since I was 5!
The field of nursing is so beautiful. I definitely have a soft spot and a great amount of respect for all nurses.
I totally understand why refused nursing homes. It’s so bad, I get treated really badly.
Once I finish my externship (Nurse’s Aide Advanced), I’m refusing nursing homes. My abusive grandmother was enough punishment, living with her. I’ll work on a hospital or outpatient facility.
So many people need this!! I have been a cna for 6+ years and I still love it! It is awesome for you to show people what it's all about!! Good for you! 💜
Thank you! Healthcare is so beautiful. He goes a lot deeper than people think. Helping healing people from the inside out. ❤️
Yes! I love sharing my experiences and what I know ❣️🥰
@@auhneja2164 please how can I apply for the training
This comment gave me a lot of confidence, I’m so nervous to start!
Do you work in a hospital as well?
I just got certified! I'm a baby cna I'm so excited but nervous at the same time
I'm glad I could see what your day looks like.. I've been aiming for hospital!
Congratulations! You got this ❤️
I think they just meant that they're a new certified nurse's aide.@@annelmedinavaldes1079
@@annelmedinavaldes1079 No, she meant that she's a new CNA!
@@annelmedinavaldes1079I think she’s just saying she’s a baby cuz she just started
This was very helpful! I actually complete my CNA training next week and want to work in a hospital while in nursing school. So nice to see a setting other than a skilled facility. Keep up the great work out there!! 😊
Sounds like an amazing plan. You got this!
I’m currently In nursing school rn and plan on working as a CNA while in school. It’s good practice !!😉
I know this was a year ago but, how is everything going now? Did you get a job in the hospital or get in nursing school I’m a cna
I absolutely love working my 12 hour shifts I only get worth three days a week and then the rest I get to do what I need best decision ever
Can't wait to start CNA classes next month, i love this plus your video adds more courage and determination
I’m on last day of clinicals and I can’t wait to start working as a CNA
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
Thanks for this video, it pains me that after studding so hard I end up failing 💔🥺, I've taken the exams for the 5th time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it.
Sometimes it doesn't matter how hard you study you also need to pray to God for success
@ very correct
I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the cna last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mrs Melissa
Please does anyone know who this Mrs Melissa is? I really need to speak with her I'm frustrated 🥺
Wow so sorry you failed, i have heard so much about Melissa but I don't actually have her info
I am a CNA working in a nursing home have been for 23 years I love my job,my co-workers and my bosses they r family good for you
23 years as a CNA? You don’t want to become a nurse?
@@qt6137lol I think
Thank you so much for this video. I’m about to start as a nursing assistant on the surgical floor and I’m so nervous but your video has definitely helped ease my nerves. ❤️❤️
I’m so happy to hear that. Thank you and congratulations ❣️❤️
Did u take the NA1 or NA2 course am so confused because someone said u can work as an icu, labor and delivery nurse and so on is that true? If it is true do you take the NA1 or NA2?
i’m a pre med student and will be working as a cna in med surg this sunmer! feeling a little nervous because this is my first job in healthcare, but your video really helped! great job
Thank you so much, that means a lot to me. Congratulations, I’m excited for your journey.❣️
Me too! Pre med here
Update?
I just took my cna test today and applied at the hospital. I totally want to work there and not a home 🏡 I hope I get it ❤
Congratulations, I’m rooting for you❣️
I feel you. I’m looking into taking cna classes and I don’t want to deal nursing homes.
I’ve been a CNA for 6 years and have a hospital tcu interview Tuesday. I’m so scared but so excited.
You got this!
How???!!!! How for 6 years?? How??? I've been a cna for a month and then again at a new job.....and I feel like I'm still horrible...😔I had 2 days by myself and within those two days I haven't had not one break if I'd squeeze one in would be around 4 (15mins) my shift ends at 7pm...then I'll end up leaving at 8 instead... so how??I'm dying literally 🥺
Great job on this video! Thanks for sharing your experience. I’ve recently started my job as a CNA at a hospital as well!
Thank you, you are so welcome. And congratulations ❣️
Just started mine as well! I’m 2 weeks in and I’ve learned so much! good luck to us!!!
@@PK.102 How is it? i start this week and i’m so nervous
Did u guys need experience in a hospital setting to work at a hospital as CNA?
This looks so entertaining from my pov I am so excited! And so happy for you, you look content and are so beautifullll!!🥹
OMG, your video was awesome!! So much to say but I want go in. Thank you for posting!
Thank you ❤️
This video is good never knock ✊ the nursing facility the hospital is good but you can benefit from both at one point in time you never seen CNA in the hospital be grateful for both as for me I’m a medical assistant,CNA and health administrator as well I love taking care of people period and that’s what matters if you love what you do.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with your video.
You're young smart and beautiful.
Taking relentless time out of your busy schedule sharing as much clarity as possible.
Thank you Queen.
May the Grace of God continue to strengthen you,,and bless your territory.
🙏
Thank you so much ❤️ 🫶🏾
I’m a Dietary Aide at a hospital and I’m getting my CNA license. I absolutely love the 12 hour shifts, 3 days a week. I don’t like 5 day work weeks. 😂
My coworkers told me to speak with the nursing supervisor because they’re quick to hire CNA’s. Well, I spoke to him, he told me to apply that same day, and two days later, I got an email to do a phone interview! 🥹 3/7/24 is my phone interview; wish me luck guys!
Wishing you luck!!❤
Congratulations!!! Wishing you all the best 🙏🏾🫶🏾
How'd it go
@@geo4322I did not get the job . They said theyre just kidding...WHATTT ???
@@wahoowahoo2341 ah I feel bad, also did you loose acess to the original account or something
Nice video and Thanks for the video ,it pain me that after studying so hard I end up failing my CNA🤦💔,Honestly CNA Exam is really hard, I don't think I will ever pass this exam
Well I've taken the exam second time now and still didn't succeed,I wonder how does who succeed did it
You will pass everyone has their own season.just keep praying and believe you will receive, though the CNA has a lot of new stuff In it
Took my CNA test last week and pass with 85 questions on my second try!! Huge thanks to miss Barbara ,she is a game changer
I have sat for CNA exam for the 2nd time now and still failed,I guess license isn't meant for people like me,like what am I not doing right
People keep talking about Miss Barbara over UA-cam, she must be a very awesome help ,
Thanks for making this. I am going to begin my CNA classes and I am really nervous but this made me feel better.
You got this!
Thanks alot I passed mine after contacting mr dylan
I can’t wait to start my cna training classes wish me luck ❤️🙏🏼
You got this good luck ❤️❤️
Love this video, and you seem so sweet! I recently started a job as a medical scribe working about 10 hour shifts. I’ve been watching a bunch of “day in the life” videos of healthcare workers. I’m only worried because I only get a 10 minute break and a lot of current employees at my clinic are telling me to leave and I’m conflicted on what to do.
Thank you so much! And I would definitely look into asking if you can get your break increased or maintain where you’re currently at until you can find a better facility.
It seems like you love looking at yourself and that’s so me😂 love the video! ❤
Thanks for the tour. I like how in your hospital, you got a nice cart for your supplies! In the facility where I had my clinicals, we always have to go back to the cabinet where the linens are. Not good especially if the aisle space is so tight. Everybody bunched up! So annoying!
You are so welcome. And yes, I love this hospital.
Thanks for your video!! I’m on my theory now soon to be certified Na
Thank you to all these hard working CNAS! YOU RULE!
It seems like you get a lot of downtime. I worked on a med surg floor and I never had time for my 2 15min breaks and never had time to be on my phone. Love this for you 💗 CNA is a hard job
I made it a priority that I work somewhere with great working conditions. There is definitely still always something to do, just with very good working conditions and specific responsibilities.
@@auhneja2164 yess
@@auhneja2164Facts.
@@auhneja2164what made you realize you’d be working in good working conditions? what did u look for?
Encouraging soon am joining you in the industry more Love from Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪❤️💯
Omg! That’s awesome. I can’t wait to visit your beautiful country one day. Congratulations and thank you ❣️
I’m ready to become a cna because I love this job
@@auhneja2164 Romans 8:8, ESV: Those who are in the flesh cannot please God. You are chosen keep up the good work!
Hi.am nurse but opting for cna
Thanks for this video
As I prepare to go in the hospital environment to work for the first time.
How’s it going?
Gonna be doing my cna classes next week I'm super nervous.. you look beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! You are going to do great ❤️
@@auhneja2164 I hope so.. I have a learning problem so It takes me some time to understand.. and your welcome hun💜
You got this ❤
You can do it🙌🙏🏾 I have a learning problem as well and years ago I took me twice to pass the state explain 🙌🤗 I eventually regretfully let my license expire but and have confidence that I will pass again🙌
Girl you do the same thing I do, especially for our breaks.. soup, sandwich, oatmeal.. it’s the easiest thing❤❤❤❤thanks for the video
It’s convenient! Thank you
A certified nursing assistant license is worth it because it gives you job security and so many options. Travel certified nursing assistants get paid $24-$44 hourly. What state do you work in?
Do you have any agency hiring CNA for that rate? If yes, pls could you share.
@@Tianah0222reliant staffing. It's located in Pittsburgh pa
Hoping to get in with Methodist as a pca 💕 they are an amazing place to work .
I just graduated from my program and I really want a hospital job. I would prefer it over a skilled nursing facility but either way I'm really excited and eager to get in the field! Great video!
I just started my journey as a CNA your videos are my spine! They are my everything
I love this video because I really wanted a job in the hospital as a personal support worker..I appreciate you sharing with us ✌️💯❤️
Anew subscriber here,a cna student, can't wait to get here
I’m so glad y’all take hygiene seriously too. It not only protects the patients but protects the workers and their families they go home to. I feel like I’m washing my hands all day at work but it’s a good way for me to keep my patients and myself healthy.
Officially a CNA bout a week ago I can’t wait to start 🥹❤
Congratulations 🎉🎈 ❤️❣️
That's what I was thinking cuz I wanted to be a nurse and work at the hospital that's my favorite.
You can do it!
Cant wait im a med tech now working on my cna now
Amazing!! Keep it up lady❣️
wait , med tech working on your cna,,, that’s backwards to be a med tech one has to be a cna.
I do my orientation on June 19, 2023. I am super exited. The exercises you were doing during orientation, I did them during clinical week. The tour of the floor was also done during clinical week.
Im currently in hospitality industry , front desk at marriott . Next year i will take CNA ♡♡♡
I LOVE WORKING AND EMBRACING CHALLENGES
A good challenge is always nice!
I’m a PCA rn I gotta wait 6 months I’m 22 rn hopefully my journey go ok
I have been a CNA for 10 years mostly in home and companion care. I tried skilled/long term care but it just wasn't my niche. I'll be starting on Monday in a hospital on ortho. I was really inspired by you bringing your own food. I gained weight in prior employment eating out daily. That wont happen this time.
Ortho! Cool. And yea, we can’t forget to keep ourselves healthy ❤️
Nice video 🥰🥰🥳your video is so cool, honestly cna is such a difficult test man , really don’t know what to do but I’m never losing hope.
Thank you 🤗
Thank you for making this video! I’m looking to become a CNA as a second job and I keep getting so many negative feed back from people. Any advice for new cna’s?
You have to try it for yourself and create your own option of it. People have said demeaning things about CNA and nursing school to me. But I’m confident in my own idea and live for the field. ❤️
This must be a nice hospital. I’m used to coming in to 21 pts , running around like a chicken with my head cut off. Under staffed, stressed out and being mandated. Then to make less than nothing. No thank you!! I will stick with nursing home facilities while I finish my degree. The hospital was hell
A coworker of mine just got her license and went to an interview in a hospital. They told her she could get up to 40 pts and that they have lots of callouts (meaning she would more than likely end up having to do doubles)….. I’m like is 40 pts even legal!? Like wtf. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I was a CNA (PSW we're called in Canada) for 10 years. I've been out of it for 6 years, working as a coordinator in the corporate/housing/shelter world. I have been offered a CNA position at one of our hospitals with an amazing reputation. I've never worked in a hospital and was always in long term care. Is the hospital setting better? I always wanted to work in the hospital and feel it is very different from LTC.
I'm a CNA in the UK. We call it HCA here. I was raised in FL and want to go back so bad. I like how in the UK we don't say diapers we call them pads so as to not patronise the adult patients who need them.
Im a CNA at a nurse home. I was working in the morning and hated! Now I work from 3 pm to 11 pm, it's a little better, but Im very curious about working in a hospital. Do you change a lot of briefs? I have about 11 patients, and 9 is completely dependent. We get treats by residents all the time. The call light dont ever stop, making it hard to even do the computer report. It's axausting!!
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
What’s the pay range for hospitals pct vs assisted living? What facility pays more n less stressful. Also day vs night shift?
Hospitals pay more from my experience, I’ve only worked night shift ( it’s best for my schedule as a student. And the pay range for pct can very depending on many factors. I’ll be making a video about all of your questions!
Night shift or afternoon shift is the best shift because you have less patients and more downtime.
Three years as a CNA at a Nursing home. Ya’ll!!! The struggle is real! Census everyday was about 15 to 1 CNA. Most of the time, half of the patients are totals! CNAs in nursing homes don’t last long.
I’m going into a cna with no training job next Friday I’m scared I’m gonna get lost or not understand stuff 😅
Just learn as you go at your pace❤️
I just graduated from my CNA program. Waiting to take state boards. I’m so excited for what this field is about to bring me! I’m going as far as I can get!!
Hey boo !! Is taking vitals hard ? Like the concept and remembering what to do and what to press 😣 … I’m in transport rn but I wanna be a nurse tech so badddd
No! Once you do it consistently for a bit it becomes second nature!
Okay but you are sooo pretty!!!
Thank you ❤️
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
Wow I work at the Houston methodist sugarland location ! As a nurse
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
Thanks for this video babe but be careful warming up your oatmeal in the styrofoam…. Toxic carcinogens gets release in your food
Thank you! Got it.
Keep up the good work
I’m in Cna class right now
Same here ❤
I want to give back after several surgeries, hospilizations and do this but I don't know if I could handle the workload
It says PCA there, not CNA. CNA are state licensed and can work anywhere in the state..PCA can only work in the facility they were trained. Not quite the same, but similar.
currently doing my cna, doing practicals next week
Big difference between working at a facility or working at the hospital…. I think I’m going to the hospital
Do you change someone's diaper if they poop on themselves? Serious question cus my mother was a cna about 20 yrs ago but worked in nursing homes and thats all she talked about doing...
Yes, we do change diapers/do perineal care.
Yes you do change diapers and bathe them
Never in my life would have done this changing diaper and wiping but you’ll get used to it. My LPN program requires CNA certification but never planning to work as a CNA but I still did CNA in home care for 4months. Lightness job and less stressful job I’ve done, yes! It’s physically demanding but I wasn’t mentally drained like I’m experiencing right now in nursing school.
I need to see the reply to this....I was thinking about becoming one😢
I appreciate your time to post this video, so informative! How long did it take you to get comfortable, confident in the job and how long did it take for getting your time management routine?
You are so welcome. It took me some time and I’m still learning. However, deciding to be patient and confident in myself as I’m learning my way through caring for patients has helped me so much.
And I’ve always been a big planner and enjoyed making to do lists. This has helped me stay organized and on top of things. Especially with juggling nursing school and being a CNA. ❤️
@@auhneja2164 that's my goal. I plan on becoming a CNA while going to school in the PN program.
The best luck for you, I'm CNA too from Long Island trying to get Hospital job that pay well, do you know where is the best, please thanks...😊
How to clear basics i really want to give nclex any books which clears basics
Hello! I'm an IT graduate and ever since I was a kid, I wanted to work in the healthcare field. I want to become a CNA. Do you guys have an idea how I can become one? Is it still possible to switch career?
Thank you so much for this video. I really appreciate. It is very helpful. How many patients do you have to take care of?
Thank you so much. At the facility I am currently at, the patient a CNA ratio does not exceed 8.
Hi. Nice video! Where are you get CNA? Thanks!
I got my certificate 1 month ago,and I'm so nervous,I want to work on hospitals too do you have any advice??any app or website that helped you out??I want to lear as much I can.Thank you for your video❤
Lol, you love to eat and take selfies 😂😂😂❤
Hello, I advise you to contact Dr Luther if you are preparing for your nclex, be it RN, PN or CNA He is the reason I and my husband are very happy today working as Rns
Hi great video. Is a CNA considered the same as PCT in the hospital?
Yes
welllllll.. pct is a cna with extra skills or experience - normally
can anyone tell me how the in home care is, i’m about to be a cna and i think i would be good in that setting but can anyone elaborate on it more i don’t yet see myself wanted to be a doctor or a nurse. so i think that would be ok also im in my early 20s im 24 currently
I’m a newly grad CNA I want to learn how to be Abel to work in hospitals any help
Does hospitals accept newly grad CNA?? Or if they do,
Do nurses train CNA who doesn’t have experience?
Yes yes
would like to talk sometime about this field. what state do you work in
I have question, can you work in the hospital as a CNA without a HSE???????? Im currently taking classes to get a HSE diploma.
As long as you have some equivalent to a high school diploma, for example, a GED. Along with your CNA certificate and some experience as a nursing assistant, you should be qualifiable for a position at the hospital as a CNA.
@@auhneja2164 ok. Thank you
Some training schools don’t require hsd
Just curious what floor were you on in this video?
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Anyone know if I could do this just as a summer job in between school years?
You could look into PRN positions but I'm not sure if this is a summer job type thing
Am also a CNA how can I get a job over there
Good video, but it was hard to hear you over the music.
Thank you for letting me know. I’ll make sure my voice is projected over the back ground music next time❣️
How do you know who to get report from? Is there like a board where you see the previous shift cna?
When I come in on the floor, there’s only two other CNA’s. So once I get my assignment, I go to those CNA’s and get report on that specific patient.
My question is do you have to really do all of the work nurses don’t do for example I’ve seen that ppl say you’re a certified booty wiper and I just want to know your experience on that?😅im sorry if its tmi but please let me know!
Nice video , I wanted to ask us there any difference between certified nursing assistant and nursing assistant? And if i get the nursing assistant certificate online can I work in a hospital? Or only care home ?
I’m not sure if you can earn your CNA online, because you are required to earn credit for the skills portion of the CNA. And certified nursing assistant means that you were credited, and you have certification. And a nursing assistant, may just have experience but no certificate, which may put them at a disadvantage.
Okay I understand thanks
Does CNA get/give report to new shift nurse or it is responsibility of RN?
No, at my facility we only give report to the onboarding cna.
That so cool 😎 I like it so much
Thank you!
גם אני עובד בזה אבל יש במדינה שלי מלחמה אז העבודה מאוד קשה לא שקט😢
God bless you all ! if you need anything in life always look to God ! Prayer is communication with God , and communication is key in a healthy relationship! Jesus loves you all so much ! don’t forget to read your bible today !! have a blessed day !!💗
What's the difference between a cna and a psw?
I’m not sure what a psw is. But a CNA is a certified nursing assistant. Some of the tasks CNAs so are mentioned in this video.
What is CNA?
Certified Nursing Assistant
What's the hrly pay for a CNA in the state you're in
In my area, according to good gel, CNA pay can range from $12 to $25+ / hourly.
yes.. good video classy decorum appreciate this
A CNA student waiting to graduate
How can i get job in USA after completed my diploma in nursing from india? Which position will i get as a diploma nurse, RN or CNA ?
I’m not sure about the curriculum in India. However, a RN is a degree and CNA is a certificate course.
I’ve been a CNA for over 20 years. Please, please, please let’s go back to pulling our hair up y’all. Also be mindful of nails.