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| Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: northern California
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| CNAs being phased out of northern California hospitals? Today I learned from the instructor of a local CNA class that local hospitals are no longer hiring CNAs; they are working primarily in elderly and long-term care facilities. I was thinking about taking a CNA class in the Spring to gain some recent in-hospital work experience to get my foot in the door as a someday new RN grad (that is *if* the lottery doesn't select me for nursing school this Spring) - but now I'll probably shelve the CNA idea. Just wondering when this changed occurred and why? |
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