CNA CAREERS
WHY BECOME A CNA?
There are many reasons for becoming a CNA, one of which is its relatively short training period of 6 weeks to 12 weeks in most cases which gives you the opportunity to launch into this rewarding healthcare multibillion dollar industry.
Secondly it offers you the flexibility to work either morning, evening or night shifts and still be able to fulfil family and other personal needs. You can work part-time, full-time, or per-diem. Hospitals, SNF, hospice, home health agencies etc., are always willing to work around your schedule.
The healthcare industry is dynamic and with innovations and technology growing fast, you have the liberty to continue learning new skills in your career. Through this it can open career ladder for you to branch into other healthcare areas of interest and enhance your professional development.
There is job stability in the healthcare industry, also the demand rate for CNAs is high across the hiring board. The rate of layoffs in this industry is among the lowest throughout the year as compared with other industries even in a downward economy.
As a CNA you find personal fulfilment as you make significant contributions to the lives of patients and family by providing quality care and support.
