nurse aide certificate renewal?
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I answered this already but some one gave a long drawn out answer so mine ended up at the bottom. Here goes again. Contact your local state agency , department of humnan services and they can give you the number. For evevry state the form is somewhat different. Just ask them to mail you a form to renew it. Need more specific help email me @ bigred6148@yahoo.com
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Do u want 2006 version?  Try calling Huntington Beach Adult Education Center and ask for the Medical Assisting Dept. (714) 847-2873
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Certified Nursing Assistant is not hard, but, you may need to be sure where to do this. You may need to take you classes and/or certification test in Texas. This about all I know, but, it does not take long, maybe 6-12 months of training. I know people who do this, but, not real up on it. Check around the Corpus Cristie area on the Inet and see if you can find Info for schools. I will search a little too, no promises. Maybe someone give you more info than myself.\nWell, I am back. Not real good finding you something. But try these; \nhttp://www.top-colleges.com/v/medical.html?source=ov-tc-can\nhttp://universityofphoenix-info.com/index.html\nIt look like it may require a 2 year degree (A.A.S. Associate of Applied Science (I guess)).\nBut, if you can contact a College you may at least feel them out for more Information on this. Sorry I not know more. :-( Most Technical Schools or Colleges can do a LPN in 2 years, and it better pay. ;-p
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Photoshop!\nHave the certificate replaced!
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Ive never heard of a federal cert, but you can be state certified. Look into Certified Nursing Assistant requirements for your state. You will have to take a short course and a state board exam to become certified. Look into the Red Cross in your area also. I know the red cross has a course. I took it before I went to nursing school.
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try this:\n\nhttp://www.dca.ca.gov/bsis/roll_cert_program.htm
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Try here: http://www.orchardbank.com/ccssa/OBCustomerCare?cmd_Redirect=HomePage
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i was a cert. nursing asst for almpst 20 years doing private duty for the elderly in their homes. you can go that route that way they get to have their privacy some of the time but have someone come visit on a daily or weekly basis, than you can still come off and on to visit see how things are going. i live in ohio now so differrent than florida but call home health agencies also they sometimes just have people like you letting them know if anyone needs the same thing ya know. also check paper an/or put an ad in the paper. under roomates. no matter what make sure you check them out background check etc, good luck
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sure are.  go to town hall.  i just got my birth cert from the town hall
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I'm a C.N.A. here in Colorado, I have never heard anything like that. I have sorted patients laundry before. Find out what Nevada's laws are. Look up on the internet:\nCHAPTER 2 THE LEGAL REGULATION OF NURSING IN NEVADA\n\nOR\n\nNEVADA STATE BOARD OF NURSING\n1755 E. PLUMB LANE, SUITE 760\nRENO, NEVADA 89505\nPHONE (775) 688 - 2620\nFAX (775) 688 - 2628\n\ngood luck
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I think you have to be certified to give it. When I took the course my employer contracted someone to come in and give the course.
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I don't know about Texas, but where I live in California, some of the convalescent homes offer free certified nursing assistant classes. I don't know if there is a catch to these free classes (like maybe you get the classes for free but you have to agree to work for that particular convalescent home for a certain period of time once you graduate from the classes). Might be worth checking out if you have some convalescent homes in your area.
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Here is a list of all Florida schools for CNA training:\n\nhttp://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/cna/lst_training.pdf\n\nIf I were you, I would find a nursing home / facility / hospital that you notice is always looking for CNAs. Then, I would offer to them that you will work for them as a personal care assistant while you are in CNA school, if they pay for your school. If you graduate, they will pay for the entire thing and, in return, you will sign an employment contract for a year. If you do not graduate, you will work as a PCA for two years.\n\nIn other words, you agree you will work for them for one year after you get your CNA if they pay for your schooling. \n\nYou may find that they already have a similar program, or that they can refer you to a place with a similar offer.\n\nIf you are young enough, you could always join the Navy Reserve and ask for nursing training (corpsman training) from them; they put you through the school for free. You're likely to be called up, is the only drawback there.
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RN\n\nwww.bls.gov\n\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos083.htm
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Call around and ask some nursing homes or long-term care facilities if they pay for the CNA class. Most of them do and you just have to work for them a certain amount of hours.
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You would have to get in touch with your local board of nursing, but you would have to take a medication aide course.  Some facilities do offer the training, and there are some CNA schools that also offer training that leads to a certification as  a medication aide, once you pass a test.
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Most technical schools or Community Colleges have CNA programs. The best place to check is with a local nursing home. Nursing homes always have a large supply of CNA's. When you talk to the nurse supervisor, be friendly, you might end up doing some networking that will help you get a job there when you complete your training. Some nursing homes offer free tuition. You start at an entry level position and stay for 2 months and after that, if you want to get your CNA certificate, they'll pay for it and they'll work around your school schedule. Call a variety of nursing homes and assisted living communities. I hope this helps.