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I dream of having my own caregiver in home facility, what are my steps of achieving my dream...? |
I know I have to be a Certified Nurse Assistant but how, who, what, when, where, do I start...They make awesome income yearly..I love taking care of others. Please help with your wise advice..Thank you! Are you talking about having people live with you, or moving in with them? If it's the latter, often there are ads in the paper seeking such people, sometimes as live in. If the former, you'd be best to start by checking with your state's nursing board to see what requirements they have. |
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