Once you decide to become Certified Nurses Aide (CNA) to work in a nursing home, hospice, long term care facility and others; you should assess yourself first if you really like to do this kind of job. Being a CNA you are expected to be patient, problem solver, treat the resident with respect and dignity, able to perform all the skills in taking care of the patients or residents. Below are some tips based on my experience on how to pass CNA (skills and written test).

Health related jobs are still in demand. It is one of the careers that are still hiring and it pays good. Certified Nurses Aide (CNA) is a good start if you are looking for health care jobs. There are also ways to take the course or training for free.