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I’m looking for a hospital CNA job while I prepare for nursing school. Did you find yours through something like Indeed or ZipRecruiter? Or some other way that I should be using?

Given that’s what I have to do, and that working as a CNA is pretty rough pay for a pretty rough job, I couldn’t imagine doing it without some further goal in mind.

In my area you can work at a factory that pays a few dollars more and is easier and has no degree requirements at all. What are your thoughts?

And did FAFSA help substantially? (I’m looking to get my ADN)

I will be beginning my CNA program soon, and am wondering if the clinical hours will be similar to what I’ll be doing when I’m a RN.

Since the program is relatively cheap and quick, I’m hoping it will give me an idea if nursing is really the right career for me. I do hear a lot of horror stories 😅

I will be beginning my CNA program soon, and am wondering if the clinical hours will be similar to what I’ll be doing when I’m a RN.

Since the program is relatively cheap and quick, I’m hoping it will give me an idea if nursing is really the right career for me. I do hear a lot of horror stories 😅

Do they actually pay 50$ an hour to mobile phlebotomists? If I am scheduled to work 8 hours do I make 400$? It seems very appealing, but I can’t help but feel there must be a catch