Taking CNA classes in Michigan is what you need if you are planning to be a successful certified nursing assistant someday. However, being a successful Michigan nurse aide lies in going to a college, university or center that only provides … Continue reading →
Each medical facility, nursing home, and clinic will have slightly different ways they want their employees to work but there is still a need for basic licensing requirements that ensure each certified nursing assistant will have the same grounding in … Continue reading →
In order to work as a certified nursing assistant (CAN), you don’t only need the education-you also need the CNA Certification. The certification process is a two part exam which tests you both on your textbook education with a multiple … Continue reading →
If you are attending a job interview, you will be asked to state your qualification. If you say, you are an MBA but don’t have a proper certificate, will it be authentic? The employer will definitely wish to see the … Continue reading →
Michigan is among the top ten states in need of Certified Nurse Aides. The Department of Community Health Bureau of Health Professions is in charge for reviewing and approving CNA programs. The Department of Community Health coordinates with Prometric to … Continue reading →
The Maine Registry of Certified Nursing Assistant is operated in accordance with the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 to: (1) provide CNA information, (2) determine eligibility of applicants for placement on the Registry, (3) post trainings to become CNA … Continue reading →
The state of New York offers a great opportunity among medical skilled professionals, especially, Certified Nurse Aides. The state is ranked in the top ten in demand for CNAs, thus, making is a sound career choice. To be eligible to work … Continue reading →
To be able to work in Missouri as a CNA standard requirements established by Omnibus Nursing Home Act must be followed. Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services is responsible for certification of CNAs and maintaining the state’s CA registry. … Continue reading →
Louisiana State Board of Examiners for Nursing Facility Administrators oversees the certification of Nurse Assistants in the state. Certification ensures that qualified people are working in long-term care facilities ensuring a high standard of care and safety. State Contact Information … Continue reading →
To ensure the quality of education and care in long-term care facilities Nebraska follows regulations as indicated in federal law (OBRA 1987). Before a person can work as a CNA in Nebraska, one must meet the standard requirements of certification. State … Continue reading →
