In a Day in the Life of a Nursing Assistant, we are introduced to three Nursing Assistants as they share what their day is like taking care of residents.
I work as a CNA in a skilled nursing facility; it is both a rewarding and difficult job altogether. As a CNA you'll be spending the most time with the patients, taking care of them and listening to their concerns.
I was taking care of a resident ans all she said in conversation " your my favorite" thats all I needed to make my day, But It is hard pysycal work, We must take care of ourselves, Lets learn from our routines. I can do about 25,00 Steps in a 16 hour shift. I bought $115.00 Orthopedic Shoes, Take care of yourself!.
I have ZERO experience with being an NA and like I’m so terrified…I got a call back about being an N.A. and I only have house aid experience and I’m so scared any tips
PCA is easier. PCAs are mostly in a hospital, and it is easier., and pays more, and you have fewer patients, and less lifting. But the training is more the same although some PCA dare also train to draw blood and put in IV lines depending on the facility. This looks like an assisted living facility. If you have a chance to be a PCA take that.
I’m thinking about changing my major to Nursing assistant.. this video has brought tears to my eyes. I love helping ppl🥹 even though I know it’ll get hard, I know it’ll be worth it❤
I work as a CNA in a skilled nursing facility; it is both a rewarding and difficult job altogether. As a CNA you'll be spending the most time with the patients, taking care of them and listening to their concerns.
The best video I've seen I'm only on day 2 and so grateful to be given this opportunity
How the job?
I am happy to watch this video. The job is challenging and rewarding.
I'm students for NA and thank you for share whit as well your experiences
I was taking care of a resident ans all she said in conversation " your my favorite" thats all I needed to make my day, But It is hard pysycal work, We must take care of ourselves, Lets learn from our routines. I can do about 25,00 Steps in a 16 hour shift. I bought $115.00 Orthopedic Shoes, Take care of yourself!.
We appreciate all the hard work you do!
That was beautiful.
Thank you so much for sharing this
side note...the first young woman is adorable lol
Can you please add CC option to this video?
AMEN TO YA'LLS PRAYERS ❤
I have ZERO experience with being an NA and like I’m so terrified…I got a call back about being an N.A. and I only have house aid experience and I’m so scared any tips
How is it going for you?
Is this the same as a hospitality aide?
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How can i apply for it
It's all the same no bigger difference
Where the CNA gloves the bathroom spot the staff had no gloves on
Hi! Gloves are always used by our staff, but this was just a video demonstration.
Hi is this job easier than PCA
PCA is easier. PCAs are mostly in a hospital, and it is easier., and pays more, and you have fewer patients, and less lifting. But the training is more the same although some PCA dare also train to draw blood and put in IV lines depending on the facility. This looks like an assisted living facility. If you have a chance to be a PCA take that.
I’m thinking about changing my major to Nursing assistant.. this video has brought tears to my eyes. I love helping ppl🥹 even though I know it’ll get hard, I know it’ll be worth it❤