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CNA to LPN programs offer a wonderful opportunity for Certified Nursing Assistants to grow their careers. The transition to a Licensed Practical Nurse or Licensed Vocational Nurse for those in Texas and California, can be done online and in a traditional classroom setting. Training can also be done in a setting to allow you to work your current job. These Nursing Assistant to Practical/Vocational Nurse training programs are made for working professionals. Findmycnaclasses.com is all about pushing careers up!! Traditional and Online CNA to LPN Programs It is a natural progression in life and as a CNA to think about […] Read More →

Follow these steps and you will be on your way to reach your goal and become a CNA! So let us not waste any time but lets understand the benefits to becoming a nursing aide Become a CNA in 4-8 Weeks!! From the selection of your nursing assistant school to your quest to certification and to getting listed on your state nursing aide registry, we cover all the steps, in all 50 states! In 4-8 weeks depending on your program layout and if you are taking online portions of training. And the career growth is tremendous according to bls.gov! Step […] Read More →

The common or typical CNA job description depends on your work environment but it will have a lot of common tasks. The preparation to do all of these tasks listed below will come from your accredited CNA program and earning your certification. What you end up doing everyday will most likely be a mixture of some of these tasks. Every place of employment can be different and may have individual demands for the job. Overall CNA Job Description Physical Work on the Job The role as a Certified Nurse Assistant has several roles. One major one is assisting in physical […] Read More →

Apply for 44 Different CNA Jobs! These are some of the biggest and best nursing assistant, home care aide and personal care aide employers in the nation!! Get information on each company and apply online today!! Graduating from CNA school is the beginning. The certification process is next and finding your first job is the final step!! Each one of these employers have salaries that are in line with the national averages for CNAs. Below is our list of application ready employers with location information and the number of offices included. CNA Employers # of Offices Locations Company Website Application […] Read More →

According to the latest data from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics or bls.gov, the average CNA salary in the U.S. is $24,400. This makes the Certified Nursing Assistant one of the better paying jobs in the health-care industry for those who have not completed 2 years of formal continued education, and ranks it above the national average for all positions at its level. That being said. There are four major factors that determine the level of pay for a Certified Nursing Assistant. The education of all CNAs is very similar so there is little you can do in the education  process except make sure your CNA program is accredited. It can […] Read More →