Lockeford, CA

I am currently a senior committed to play soccer at a 4-year college, and I am curious how different it is compared to playing a sport and managing schoolwork in high school. I am planning in majoring in business management, and I am curious about what workload could possibly be.

Based on your experience, which one would you prefer - hybrid or in-person CNA Training. Please share your thoughts that it can be helpful for someone who is looking for CNA Training in Califronia.

I'm a first time community college student thinking of majoring in social work/human services and minoring in something else(business maybe) in case I decide to pivot in the future, but I'm not sure if it's the move.

Looking at CNA programs and wondering: how flexible are your clinical schedules really? Can you work and do clinicals?

I was looking for answers reagrding the flexibility of the CNA Training Programs in California. Did your CNA program offer schedules that helped you balance work or family? Did your school supported you?

Hi everyone, I’m trying to figure out which CNA programs in California are actually worth it. If you’ve completed a program here, could you share the school name, city, what you liked or disliked, and whether you’d recommend it? Hoping this helps future CNAs pick a solid program instead of...

I am a current college freshman studying psychology and thinking to include a minor in either education or global and community health. I love to work with kids and am very interested in this career path.

I would like to do CNA training and I’m looking for the best CNA schools in my state. A friend suggested SisuCare CNA Training School. Has anyone studied there or had any experience with this school? Would you recommend it?

Share your suggestions based on your own experience with CNA training; schedules, fees, time commitment, type of theory classes, type of clinicals, clinical locations, job placement assistance, etc. Please share anything from your experience that could help someone who’s thinking about doing...

My CNA instructor at Sisucare said the same thing based on her own experience, but I’m still curious what others think. Why do you think so many nurses recommend becoming a CNA first? Has starting as a CNA actually helped your nursing journey (confidence, patient skills, getting hired,...

Currently I'm thinking of starting an organization and myself first idea was fundraising for cleft lip to start

Also how do u become an illustrator and do u need any changes in emotion?

Which CNA Course Should I Choose If I Want to Become a Nurse Later?

I am planning to major as a health science and I wanted to know if I would be able to get a job or experience hospital life during school.

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