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Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Reviews
What is it like working as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA)?
May 2022
Exhausting.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Winston-Salem:
Pros: I love the patients and my interaction with so many different people
Cons: I dislike the staffing ratios, the pay is not fair, and they don’t give bonus or raises.
May 2022
Overworked and compassion fatigued but love helping people.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Portsmouth:
Pros: Seeing now-healthy patients gratefully go home because of the care that we provided.
Cons: Any non clinical assignments and that most of our interpersonal relationships are fraught with frustration anger and anger. Lazy nurses.
May 2022
Positive, helpful environment, teamwork main focus.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Green Bay:
Pros: Being able to work 1:1 with patients, clear communication between staff and patients, flexibility with scheduling, and opportunity to learn new skills.
Cons: Some days are obviously hectic but it can be expected in this line of work. Peers are always willing to help when available though, allowing smooth transitions between tasks.
May 2022
It can be stressful at times, but the residents make it worth it.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Mountain Lake:
Pros: Spending time and bonding with residents
Cons: overworked and feel like i’m underpaid
May 2022
I live in Port Charlotte, so what I like the most. Well I would have to say gives the opportunity to get to know and understand the true needs if my community . Thank you.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Port Charlotte:
Cons: I would say not enough opportunities to go during non working time...
April 2022
Thanks for the experience in the best way.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Sioux Falls:
Pros: It’s enjoyable. It’s not stressful where almost every day is unfortunate like most other jobs I’ve had in the past. People are nice and you are only there when needed so you can still go out and get things done throughout the day. And they most definitely work with your schedule as best as they can.
Cons: The pay sucks. And they aren’t professional when it comes to getting you started (e.g W-2, direct deposit, background checks) but they are nice and seem to not only be good at what they do but they like it. The bosses were working on the floors with me when needed and didn’t seem to mind it.
April 2022
Satisfying for clients and I.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Boston:
Pros: Making a difference in clients life to be happy and healthy.
Cons: My pay not being sufficient to what I do taking care of families parents and loved ones.
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