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Patient positioning #nursingstudent #nurse #resources - Image Credits: Shannon MacDonald
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Use our free downloadable CNA resume examples & writing tips to get ahead of the competition by showcasing your certified nursing assistant skills.
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Blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respirations. Know the normal vital signs for a patient. #rn #nurse #nursetips #nurselife
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A complete guide to the levels of nursing, including an in-depth description of nurse ranks and the nursing hierarchy.
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Vital signs referance notebook, perfect gift for your medical student.
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Are you a new Patient Care Technician or Certified Nursing Assistant? If you’re anything like me, I bet you’re nervous (and excited) for your first shift! I worked as a patient care technician for two years in med-surg and oncology, which eventually became a COVID step-down unit. In this guide, I’m going to walk you through the steps I take when I enter a patient’s room. You’ll gain insight into my routine and feel more confident for your first shift as a new Patient Care Technician (PCT).
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Get prepared today with free Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) practice questions. Learn about the CNA test with study tips and sample practice questions.
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Roles of a Nursing Assistant in Hospitals
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Class of 2025 Medical Assistant Vision Board
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In this post I share each step I took (from the training to getting hired) to become a patient care technician, and how you can too! After scribing for nearly two years, I wanted to further pursue my interest in medicine and work with patients. I resigned and enrolled in a 6-week long accredited nursing assistant program. Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) would allow me to care for patients and get REAL clinical experience, which is exactly what I did.
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