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What is a CNA? |
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A CNA works directly under
the direction
of a nurse to provide patients with basic care services, from daily grooming to
checking vital signs, while ensuring the safety and comfort of the patient. A CNA
is responsible for notifying the nursing staff of vital information regarding the
patient's condition both physically and mentally. CNA's help patients to feel comfortable
and secure in their environment.
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Are there job advancement opportunities for CNAs?
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Being a CNA can be a lifelong career or a stepping stone to many
other careers in the healthcare profession.
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After I have completed my CNA training with Neway, how do I apply to take the state
board test that is required in Wisconsin to become a
CNA?
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Follow this link to get the information regarding the CNA testing information.
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Once I become certified as a CNA, where should I look for employment?
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CNA's can expect to find employment in the following types of
facilities:
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- Assisted Living Facilities
- Community Based Residential Facilities
- Home Health Care
- Hospice
- Hospitals
- Medical Clinics
- Nursing Homes
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How do I begin looking for employment as a CNA?
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Neway Directions offer many services to help our students secure
employment in their field. Please see our Employment Services
page for additional information on our Career Placement Services.
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If you have any comments regarding our CNA program or any concerns regarding class
schedules, please click here to enter our comments section.
Your feedback is important to us.
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