Category: Become A Nursing Assistant

Five Weeks to Your First Healthcare Job: What a Nursing Assistant Credential Is Actually For

CNAs provide the majority of hands-on, direct patient care in most settings where they work. That means assisting with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, eating, and mobility; taking and recording vital signs; repositioning and transferring patients; helping with range-of-motion exercises; observing and documenting changes in condition; and reporting those changes to the nurses supervising the care.

A Day in the Life of a Nursing Assistant Working at a Rehab Facility

No two days are ever the same, which keeps things exciting in my career as a NA. My day starts early when rounds begin, checking on patients, assisting with transfers, and ensuring everyone is comfortable and safe. Bathing, grooming, and toileting assistance are all part of the job. I have learned to be discreet and efficient while maintaining my patient’s dignity. I am a master of maneuvering trays at mealtimes, assisting with feeding, and making sure everyone gets their nutrition.

Your Nursing Assistant Certification: A Compassionate First Step Toward a Lifelong Career in Healthcare

Are you ready for a meaningful change? Are you returning to the workforce after caring for family or raising children? Do you have a deep desire to help others and make a real difference—but aren’t quite sure how to begin a career in healthcare? Becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) may be the perfect first step. At Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology, we recognize that many of the most compassionate and dedicated nurses began their journeys as CNAs. Our five-week Nursing Assistant program is designed to launch you into the medical field quickly and confidently—equipping you with hands-on skills, patient care experience, and a… Read more »

Your Career as a Nursing Assistant: A Rewarding Journey

Your primary concern as a NA is to ensure patients’ overall well-being and safety by being a compassionate and competent member of a team of healthcare professionals. To be successful, you must blend your hard skills (learned abilities) with your soft skills (your performance and habits). Cambridge Healthcare & Technology’s Nursing Assistant Program is your first step to starting your career and building your NA healthcare resume.

What Does a Nursing Assistant Do?

Sure, many medical careers involve becoming a doctor or a nurse. Yet, the opportunities don’t stop there. Many students start their medical careers as certified nursing assistants (CNAs), responsible for supporting other… Read more »