I would like to be a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) because I have a genuine care for people. As I a CNA I have the opportunity to reach out and help them. The greatest thing we as humans can do is serve one another. I am also aspiring to become a nurse and becoming a CNA would provide me with the experience to help me in the nursing program. Becoming a CNA would also increase my chances of getting accepting into the nursing program. Becoming CNA isn’t just for my personal gain there is a great demand for CNAs so I will also help by fulfilling a need. I also get the chance to make a difference in the lives of patients and their family. Becoming a CAN gives me stability because the health care field is always increasing. As a Christian who…
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What's a CNA? Some people think Certified Nursing Assistants aren't very important but that's not the case. Do you know what CNA’s do on a daily? In my English class everyone was assigned to write a three page Iserach paper on a topic of your pick. A Isearch paper isn't the same as a research paper. A Isearch paper is a paper that consist more of the process you went through to get the research rather than the research you actually got. I chose CNA as my topic because i plan on becoming a CNA in my High School vocational class next year. I figured i could go ahead and have some prior knowledge before I get take that class. At first i was extremely confused about what a Isearch paper was but then i realized i was only overthinking it.…
It’s amazing how much time is given to elder care but without it many older adults would suffer. With the number of older Americans growing there is an increase need for care but the appropriate funding is required on both ends financially and more support and education is need among staff and administration to actually supply the proper essentials to the aging population. Being a CNA goes beyond caring for sick patients and keeping their patients healthy in a variety of setting as Ai-Jen Poo mentioned in the audio interview incorporating those attributes of dignity and value into the work and allowing the geriatric population to be surrounded by love care and connection is vital to getting older. Nursing aides are the backbone of these health…
Often overlooked, a certified nursing assistant is one of the most important cogs in the healthcare machine. Nursing assistants not only assist nurses with daily tasks, but also they ensure high-quality patient care that changes lives. Big Apple Training in White Plains, NY, provides the instruction you need to become a certified nursing assistant, certified home health aide, EKG technician, and more. Learn more about why this in-demand profession is important to healthcare systems around the world below:…
My personal nursing mission statement is changing and developing as my career advances, however, one core piece will remain constant. I will strive to provide the best, safest, most ethical and compassionate nursing care that I can for all patients and family members with whom I come in contact. I began my post-high school academic career as an accounting major. I enjoyed the challenge of manipulating a report until I had balanced. I thought I had found my calling. As my first semester was nearing an end, I found myself contemplating the thought of sitting behind a desk all day. I wondered if I would find fulfillment in this work as a career? The more I pondered this thought, the more I realized that this was not the right career path for me. I saw images of the medical assistant program in the catalog at the school where I was attending. I could not shake the thought of the medical field for a profession. I attained my medical assistant degree and worked in the field for 10 years. The longer I worked, the more I realized that there was more that I wanted to do, but my current degree restricted me from going further. I researched nursing school programs and selected one with a night/weekend program that would allow me to continue working full-time during my studies. I have a family that I needed to continue to provide for and this seemed to be the best fit. My nursing school decision was fortified when I was selected for an award by the nursing faculty from all four semesters for excellence in the clinical setting. After graduation, I began my nursing career working as a case manager for orthopedic worker’s compensation patients. During this time I gained critical knowledge of the importance of clear documentation, the ever-changing requirements of insurance companies and an extra measure of compassion for…
I will tell you why you need to work as a certified nursing assistant before going to nursing school. If you are thinking about going to nursing school, and have not yet worked as a certified nursing assistant, or thought about being a certified nursing assistant. This essay will help to persuade you to being a nursing assistant before going to nursing school. The factors for this essay are; the field of working as a nursing assistant, the pros of being a nursing assistant, the outcomes of being a nursing assistant,…
I started my career in the healthcare field as a unit clerk. My primary duties were answering the telephone and call light system. After about a year, I wanted to do more so I decided to become a certified nursing assistant (CNA). My duties as a CNA entailed helping patients/residents with their activities of daily living. I quickly realized that I did not want to play that particular role in the healthcare field and that I needed to do more. I applied for the licensed practical nurse program and was accepted. After graduating and passing my state board exam, I worked as a licensed practical nurse for six and a half years before applying for the associate degree nursing program for registered nurses. I was accepted and after completion my career as a registered nurse began.…
Certified nursing aides have a lot of responsibilities of intimate care with residents/patients. In order to have a job as challenging as a certified nursing aide, the individual must be very special with being compassionate, loving, caring and patient. Being an aide takes time and aides need to have the ability to lift correctly. On top of having many responsibilities of intimacy, the aide must be physically able to do the required care. These duties may be strenuous on the aide’s bodies, and there may even be times where the aide’s bodies are extensively worn out from all the hard work. This kind of physical work may cause some aides to hurt themselves from all the pulling and lifting which can tear and strain on muscles and ligaments. One of the reasons why aides should be paid more is for all the wear and tear on their bodies. The aides are held responsible for giving showers and assisting with activities of daily living. These are just some of the described duties of a certified care giver.…
“Leadership is a power and value laden relationship between leaders and followers/constituents who intend real changes that reflect their mutual, purposes and goals.” – ARG (Gini’s class, January 20, 2017).…
As a nurse advocate for patients in the role of a scientist the nurse is expected to assess,observe and analyze patient data. The observations should correlate with patient experienced symptoms and the RN is responsible for reported these findings to physician. The expectation of the LPN and nursing assistant in the scientist role would be that of data collection. As a detective the RN would analyze all pertinent data. The RN should investigate the lab values,observable signs and experienced symptoms to determine the association and report findings to the physician.…
Majority of Licensed nurses are an ADN/Diploma nurses. An Associate degree/Diploma nursing can take their degree within two to three years and became a RN. ADN Degree required 72 credits in nursing programs. Diploma nurses attend the classes and clinical practice in nursing schools/colleges associated with hospital or medical facility. Full time student will attend the classes and clinical experience , most college send student for clinical experience at least 5 days a week.…
I am so happy to see you passionate about patient care. I love how you stated that your patients were your number one priority. I feel that is so important in the nursing world. I think your doing a great job in applying the concepts of decision making, time management and priority setting to your every day nursing practice. All of those concepts are essential in providing effective patient care. I am glad to see you learned about a concept that you were unfamiliar with before. Critical care nursing isn't easy and you will continue to grow and always learn new things. One of my "aha" moments was seeing how my own beliefs about nursing align with the nursing theories that were already established. Good luck in your…
My proudest achievement to date would have to be becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant. It was my first step to fulfilling my dream of becoming a NICU nurse. In my opinion, this is a vital step in becoming a nurse because you can learn so much while being a CNA.…
I began to not attending to school and doing more drugs that landed me a spot in alternative school. I stayed in the alternative school for year before moving on to the regular school where I was a sophomore. Before I knew it I was failing school with no room to improve enough to continue to the next grade, so I was left with no choice to change up what I was doing. On July 21, 2016 I entered the Finch Henry Job Corps and I was determined to have to change my life for the better. Life has been better I am now a certified and licensed CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) and currently working on my high-school diploma. After I finish I plan on taking my ACT’S so I can apply for LPN (Licensed Practicing Nurse) at a local community college eventually my dreams are to be a RN (Registered Nurse). I’ve blessed enough to do things in life and make it out unscathed, I’m determined to push forward and make something out if myself. I never saw myself in the medical field but it makes me feel like I’m doing what I’m supposed to. My first time in a nursing home I was a beginning clinical trial as a CNA I knew then that this was the job for…