Monday, March 7, 2011
CNA - If you were to choose whether to do clinical training- nursing home or hospital?
Array clincal because that is where the role is. I am a clinical nursing student and had in both places, and I much prefer the hospital. If you know where you work, you should have better prepared the clinic anywhere. But when my class hated all of the clinical nursing home and is much happier now that we are in the hospital. It depends where you want to work. If you enjoy working with the nursing home elderly, (s), if you like variety, then I suggest a general hospital. You will be exposed to more medical procedures and medicine in hospitals. In the nursing home, you take care of these patients, but may be able to join and help the community. Most jobs are the CNA in nursing homes, it makes more sense on a train. But if you intend to work in a hospital here where it belongs. I work in a hospital with a large group of care. Basically, the right of nursing at the hospital. In my experience, even if they are both a nursing home type is available, I prefer quite a hospital, I can not feel overwhelmed as I did in NH. Good luck on whatever you want. I love my job as a STNA and money is not bad compared to the nursing home. I have almost $ 3.00 more for the hours in the hospital. I never knew that I could enjoy cleaning a person much.LOL Sun I treat her like my own grandparents, that does not disturb me one bit .
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Does any one know of any school i can go for free certified nursing assistant training.?
I have a friend who currently works as a medical assistant certificate of origin so that they would like to upgrade, go to school to become a certified nursing assistant (CNA), so I'm wondering if anyone knows someone at the school free training superstar_shay14@yahoo.com make homes and hospitals offer nursing education. Red Cross also offers training programs. If the employer does not offer a program to check and see if they will sponsor training. As you pass the class, they pay. You may have to promise to work for a while, when finished. Good luck. This site offers free listing of CNA training programs www.4cnas.com You can also contact the state registry for a list of programs accredited CNA training in your area. The entry will also give nursing homes and hospitals that perform CNA training. Contact information for the status register can also be found on this site. Grant also list information.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Do I have to take a CNA training class if I am currently enrolled in a nursing school?
I know you have a written test and demonstration to register. Can I be unique to this exam for the CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) or do I have an education (even when I'm in my first year of nursing school watch) Thanks:) Dottie: I am in a 4-year program, BSN How enrollled themselves in RN school come from? it means to me that there are still many differences between the various states. I think it varies between countries. And you think that this summer, and now you work as a CNA, would you like to have your RN license? I believe in it can apply after one year of nursing school, you become a CNA. I do not know how to get there yet. Talk to your teacher or e-mail to HR department in a local hospital and ask them to ask for this test, the CNA. And then ask if you qualify. Good luck, hope it makes sense
Friday, March 4, 2011
Does anyone know where I can get nursing training/medical exam videos?
Array I am a nursing student, and I found some videos on YouTube and Google Video, but they are very outdated. I sell CDs with videos of various medical tests on them, but they are included in textbooks. If you are looking to buy a CD with movies, I would suggest using some sort of download system (eg downloading music) and search. The videos I have on my CD called Mosby's, maybe they are somewhere on the Internet? Good luck on your search! Courtesy of University of Florida College of Medicine, online physical examination Administrative Assistant (OPET) http://medinfo.ufl.edu/other/opeta/
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Is it better to join the british army as a qualified nurse or do your training in the army?
In the just finished my first year of nursing training and wondered if it would have been better if I joined the army and be trained? I'm not sure if I plug half of my training and the rest of my education. Queen Alexandra Nursing Corps are included all services. Contact them for advice. The army is paying for it so u can wear it with traininf now, but he was wiser friend to train with the army, because drilling there as a nurse, so u no that u SW 2 may want to learn, if ur in the army. I think you get a bonus if you are already trained. In the APR, you will start higher and go over your skill base. It depends on what you are quality university. Knowing what I know, I'd say, stop your skills, then apply. There are a few reasons. The first is that the parties qualifications never much good for anyone, no matter what they take discipline. Secondly, there is now a £ 8000 "Golden Hello" to qualified nurses beyond the stage of a military exercise.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
im trying to look into starting nurse training next year,where do i start looking for info?
Hi, at the beginning of my nurse training next year, but I do not know where to start looking for the right information, ive already sent the completely wrong info before.i havent a clue what areas care, I need to do to start . any help finding some info to start would be some Great.x check onthe University web and see the course you need something like that can not find you, NHS staff nurses sometimes, I understand. The first thing to do is decide which school you want to visit. Then you need to know if they have a nursing program at home and the length of it is virtually cost. Then, try and visit a date for the school so that administrators can show you more detail, in offering the nursing program in the region where you want to train you You can start looking on the internet and even go to the local hospital and ask for some nurses, where they received their training, and I hope this helps a little better!.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Vocational nursing training?
I go on vacation to nursing education, I am making a good decision? "I'll have a good job after the training? I always ask for professional nurses in the long term? Want answers from those who have or have knowledge LPNs and LVNs are mainly required in the long-term care. Some work in medical offices, health and home care in hospitals. I'm not going to change soon. I do not know how you define "good job", but the pay is pretty good. In this way, medium-sized city, you start to win $ 16/hr. varies greatly. It may still be a crappy job, such as adult diapers to change, to help when someone vomits, changing dressings on the wound bed was etc.Having CNA, I do not think I want to be an LPN or LVN. Maybe I should become a first LVNs CNAs, around, then decide if it's something you'd like. An LPN or LVN can make $ 10 to $ 12 per hour, while a nurse can do double. LPN What I can say. Do not waste your time, I went to school if I had small children so I would be better to get LPN and then go part time while working, he was 4 years without RN, and the same work for less money means to one and the limited employment opportunities. Please do not waste your time and money with an LPN / LVN program, either because it is something you want to go. I know some who are LPNs in the same place, they just want to make RN. Good Luck.
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