Canada is very bad. I spent over three years looking hard for a job in Canada in through the internet. I studied a lot about the Country. It was very hard but I found a job approved by HRSDC, in...

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I don't know. CNA's are very much in demand and good ones are hard to come by. Ask a good friend for their opinion. They should not be afraid to give you an honest review so you can ma...

While it CAN be valuable experience doing basic patient care and getting to know your way around a health care setting, it is definitely not necessary. The vast majority of my graduating class n...

I know that Mississippi State has a program, that is not in the area that you are interested in but if you contact them they may have the info you are looking for , or an online program that you co...

I may be wrong but I don't believe you can. I have been one for 15 years and when it expires, you take another short 4 week course for updates and then an exam. If you can do it online it wo...

when you find a neew job in nevada as a cna the place where you get the job will change it all over for you it dont take no time at all i had mine changed from ny to florida back to ny

I would answer "yes" to this question. August 2007 is pretty recent, if you worked as a CNA then, chances are it is still current. Your license doesn't expire right after leaving yo...

PROS job availably job security good experience if you want to be a nurse chance to meet lots of people quick training CONS low pay nasty work society undervalues the job some nurses d...

Well being i work in a nursing home. Just be yourself. I mean Cna's are needed everywhere..Trust me on that. Just stay calm and say what comes to your mind. You need to tell them what they wan...

Go to yahoo yellow pages. Call nursing agencies, nursing homes and hospitals. Call and ask if you can fax over your resume and to who's attention. Most openings are filled before they are adve...

Ive never heard of a federal cert, but you can be state certified. Look into Certified Nursing Assistant requirements for your state. You will have to take a short course and a state board exam to ...

nursing assistants really don't make much at all. they would start at about $9-ish/hr. of course, that would differ depending on where you live, but that's a basic average, 9 or 10 per ...

You just have to apply at a similar place of employment. All nursing homes/hospitals usually hire CNAs. Tell them you are certified in KS and the Director of Nursing will know how to go about chang...

probably not, but you would have to check with your state's licensing board