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Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Reviews
What is it like working as a Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA)?
November 2021
I dont do it for the money.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Post Falls:
Pros: taking care of people and helping them on their road to recovery
Cons: underpaid, understaffed, LCs=loss of hrs for fulltime staff
October 2021
Understaffed and overworked.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Jacksonville:
Pros: Caring for oncology and BMT transplant patients.
Cons: Does not treat employees very well.
October 2021
I like the location but it’s a bit far from home.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Idaho Falls:
Pros: I like the practice location but I do feel there’s too much growth for the small practice I’m at.
Cons: The drive and the traffic
September 2021
I love working here. It has helped me decide to stick within the nursing field and go on with my education.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Bartow:
Pros: I am able to do more than just change people like I would at a geriatrics facility. I can now draw labs and assist the RN with many things that I wasnt able to at previous jobs and I work 1 on 1 with a nurse to bring good healthcare to people that may not have it outside of jail
Cons: The employees only last for a short time because of the stress level associated with this type of work
September 2021
Review of BHC.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Duluth:
Pros: I like the patient interaction the most. Knowing that I am helping them mentally and emotionally, as well as physically makes me feel as though I am making a difference in my small part of the world.
Cons: The management doesn't seem to care about the actual workers as much as they advertise. Since most of them have not worked as a nurse/CNA, they have no accurate idea of how things work in reality. Because of this, they sometimes (unknowingly/not on purpose) act as though what they need to get done is more important than patient care.
September 2021
It is a two-fold position. On one hand, it is rewarding and on the other it is very demanding.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Slidell:
Pros: Caring for patient and interacting with them. The position helps me be the best I can be.
Cons: The salary and communication can be broken.
September 2021
It is a workload because we are always short staffed.
Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) in Dallas:
Pros: I love the residents and a few coworkers I work with
Cons: I am getting paid less than others when I am certified and have worked there longer
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