You'll move, raise, and change clients as they get out of bed, gown, stand, and walk. You'll need to pay attention to changes in a client's condition. You'll need to act fast and make quick decisions when people require you. Certified nursing assistants belong to a larger medical care group that includes registered nurses and other CNAs.


This can be helpful if you're looking for an adaptable schedule or the possibility to gain overtime by working extra shifts or off-hours.: Nursing care centers (competent nursing centers) Proceeding treatment retired life communities and assisted living facilities for the elderly General medical and medical health centers Individual and household services CNAs can also function in jails, colleges, children's medical facilities, medical professionals' workplaces, and team homes.