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Jasmine grew up in a small town in Texas called Longview. She was raised by her mother who worked as a caregiver at a nursing home.
One early morning in April, Justyce decided it was time to leave her home in Houston and go to California.
In Texas, the average CNA class costs $1020 and is 4 weeks long. The exam costs $125 and average pay depends on the exact city but is around $13-15/hour.
The CNA state exam is a big deal. It's the culmination of all your hard work and commitment, and it's what will make you a *Certified* Nursing Assistant.
Employer sponsored CNA training launches in Denver. This means you no longer have to pay out of pocket for CNA training! his program is currently available only via our school partner South Denver School of Nursing Arts.
If you’ve read my previous post about what Phlebotomy means and wondered what a Phlebotomist does, then this article is for you.
Phlebotomy has been practiced for many centuries to treat a wide range of conditions. Doctors believed that bloodletting (old name for Phlebotomy) would help regulate a patient's temperature...
In Ohio, the average STNA class costs $593 and is 3 weeks long. The exam costs $104. Average starting salary ranges based on where in the state you are, but is around $17-19/hour.
Certified Nursing Assistant programs are shorter (3-6 weeks vs 3-6 months) and cheaper ($1000 vs $5000), but Medical Assistants can get paid more than Certified Nursing Assistants. We also explore some other things to consider when deciding what to pick for your next career.
Now that you're done with classes, the next step is getting your license. Having to recall everything you learned and researching about state exams can be a handful, which is why we created this article.
Dreambound makes it easy to find the best CNA school for you, no matter your budget or schedule. Some other reasons: you'll be protected in the case of any class changes and we also help you find a job after you graduate.
Which is better, CNA or Phlebotomy? That depends on a lot of factors. Here we'll show you the difference between both paths and which one would be right for you based on your skills and interest.
A lot of people want to know what comes after CNA. Here we explore different certificates you can get, options to become a nurse, potential administrative roles, and more.
Learn more about the different steps required to become a CNA in high school: requirements on how to become a CNA, why you should consider becoming a CNA in high school, and more.
Thinking about becoming a travel CNA? Here's how to become one, the pros and cons of working as a travel CNA, and how to make sure your first travel assignment goes well.
Whether you’re seeking a new workplace as a CNA or considering taking CNA as a medical career in the future, it pays to learn about these different workplaces.
Kristiana was born in San Diego and grew up in a big family with 12 brothers and 3 sisters. At a very young age, she had to deal with harsh realities of life–her mother had been battling with drug addiction for over fifteen years...
If you are passionate about pursuing a career in healthcare then Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is the perfect job for you. It is a career that is enriching, rewarding, and a great launching pad for a career in healthcare.
I have always been interested in healthcare. My dad is a nurse. My mom is a radiology technician. My aunt is a pediatrician. As the eldest of four siblings and seven cousins, I also grew to love kids.
Burnout can occur, and if we’re being honest, it’s one of the top reasons for high absenteeism, high turnover, and low retention rates within the field. The best way to prevent this is to prepare.
Want to become a Certified Nursing Assistant in your state? You’d be surprised how simple it is to get started! Check out these three easy steps you can take to launch your nursing career.
If you’ve decided to make that career move to officially get your CNA certification, or if you’re still trying to make the decision, I’m sure you have plenty of questions...
Have you ever wanted to level up in your career? Do you find it challenging or daunting to start? Or, do you see too many obstacles in the way or an unclear path to start a program (or finish)?
