Career questions tagged cna
What Are Some Relevant Nursing Career Paths and Job Opportunities for a 25M?
Greetings, I would like to preface by saying I have no industry credentials nor nursing degrees. I do however have a background working as a personal caregiver. Background and experience: 25M caregiver with hands-on experience providing personalized in-home support for seniors facing emotional and cognitive health challenges. Experienced in creating safe, calm, and supportive environments, assisting with activities of daily living such as medication reminders, personal care, meal preparation, mobility support, and accompanied walks. My approach centers on patience, empathy, professionalism, and adapting to my client’s physical and emotional needs. In addition to direct care, I have supported clients with everyday technology needs, including smartphones, laptops, phone calls, text messaging, and online ordering. Built trust through reliability, respectful companionship, and clear communication, contributing to improved quality of life and daily functioning. My passion for caregiving began when I supported a family member with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease, an experience that deeply influenced my commitment to serving older adults. This experience confirmed my passion to care for others and inspired my interest in nursing, geriatric care, and healthcare. Caregiver / Personal Aide Full-Time | Jul 2025 – Present • Delivered in-home care for a 65 year old client with depression, panic disorder, and agoraphobia, maintaining a safe and supportive environment during 7-hour shifts. • Assisted with activities of daily living (ADLs), including medication reminders, personal care, meal preparation, and accompanied walks. • Maintained a calm, patient, professional, and enthusiastic demeanor while adapting care to the client’s emotional and psychological needs. • Supported the client with everyday technology use, including smartphones and laptops. • Assisted with phone calls, text messaging, and online ordering to promote independence and communication. • Built trust through reliability, empathy, and respectful companionship, contributing to improved daily functioning and quality of life. I’m open to ideas and suggestions for the best and most optimized roles in the nursing field, based off my experience; thanks in advance for taking the time to reply and I look forward to hearing your ideas 😇😊
why i want to do CNA?
why i want to do CNA? i would like to do cna because it helps all kind of people . it also give me a chance to work diffrent type of people, being a cna you will have the chance to work with elderly or young people. im curenty in collage and have a high school diploma. im a people person and a skill of getting along with others.
if my strengths are helpful and hobbies are track what types of careers or industries might best fit me ?
what careers might be suitable for my hobbies and strengths?
How can I become a CNA ( without any expensive funds) as a 17 year old who's school doesn't offer CNA classes, & with limited resources ? My local community college offers it but it cost almost 2000$, any opportunities!?
I want to become a CNA / take classes and have a license, to build up for my devotion for healthcare / nursing in the future. I truly believe this experience will give me the expertise and help me to where I want to be! I appreciate any help and advice.
Balancing work + CNA classes, any tips?
Hey CNAs in training. how do you juggle a job? Night classes, weekends, or online flex? What's your game changer for staying on track? 😴➡️💼
Is working as a CNA in university manageable and if so what health area is best for a college freshman? # Spring26
Hi , I am a High School senior and will soon be getting a CNA certification. I intend to major in Nursing while at University and hope to be able to use my CNA background to work as well during college for income.
Will I need to get my CNA certification in order to become a Nurse?
I am in 12th grade and currently getting my Medical Assisting certification. I'm on track to go to the University of Utah and begin my nursing pre-reqs. I'm planning on working as a Medical Assistant and would rather work as that a CNA. Am I going to need to get this certification anyway?
Which program is better? Hybrid or in-person
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.
What is a career in the medical field that doesn't take much school ?
Are there any that don't need any school.
How do you balance nursing school with a full time job as the sole source of income for the household?
I have to wait a couple of years to complete the science prerequisites so I'm just in the planning stages. Currently I'm a CNA working the 3-11pm shift.
How did you balance CNA classes with work or kids?
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?
What are the best CNA schools in California in 2026?
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 just relying on ads. Thanks!
What do you think about Sisucare CNA Training School?
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?
What do you wish you knew before choosing a CNA school?
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 CNA training. Also try to give suggestions on the best schools which you know.
I keep hearing experienced nurses say that starting with CNA training is one of the best ways to build a strong foundation for a successful nursing career.?
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, etc.)? If you could start over, would you still choose the CNA first route? I’d love to hear your experiences and any pros or cons you’ve noticed.
Im a 16 year old junior , I want the intiative to become a CNA. Ive been intrested in healthcare since i was a little girl and I want to take a step. Is there any way to get connected ? Especially since my school doesn't offer it.
Please let me know any advice ! anything is helpful.
How can I get my foot in the door to be a psychologist?
I have my CNA license and is now in the process of getting my pharmacy technician license.
is there any cheap programs to become a cna in az while in high school online or in person?
im 17 im in high school and i need to become a cna
Are there any free online CNA programs around San Jose?
I’ve found a couple online CNA courses, but in order to pass I need to attend the clinicals in-person. I’m struggling to find programs near San Jose/Santa Clara that are low-cost or free. Additionally, I’m a high school student who starts classes mid-August, so I need to make sure my school schedule doesn’t interfere with the online schedule.
How to become a CNA as a 17 year old in dallas tx?
im a 17 year old girl who wants to become a neonatal nurse practitioner, and to start my career i want to enter the medical field and get my hands on experience asap.
How to see if my old CNA license is good ?
My name is Tiffany and I have over 10 yrs plus experience in the healthcare/home health care fields..i want to further my education so I can help the elderly in there homes not just as a aid/CNA but as a traveling physical therapist..it sounds exciting to me
What is the schedule like when working a job in college and how stressful is it?
As a senior in high school I know I am going to have to work in college to pay for tuition and other necessities. I am obtaining a CNA license and would like to work as one while at college. #spring25
what does a typical day being a CNA look like?
I want to get my CNA first and then build to an RN.
what do you like about being a CNA ?
I'm starting CNA school here soon. I'm excited but a little scared
If I'm in between careers what advice can you give me to help decide between the two?
I am a junior in high school who lives in Virginia. I want to go into the Air force for the benefits but I am already on track to becoming a high school graduating CNA I don't know exactly what the best option is for me and I am on the fence about everything. I want to know more about both fields before I jump head first into either career. I know that while being in the air-force I can also work as a CNA but I am not sure if there are any better options out there for me.