Day in the Life of a CNA | Night Shift Edition 

I like night shifts, it is quieter and can do my study, I am a student as well 😊

I’m anxiously waiting to get into the CNA training program, it’s one of the most popular classes so it fills up fast. In the mean time I’m taking a mental health course and a PCC course. I definitely want to work night shifts since I’m a lot more with it later in the day and am a night owl so I know I’d be at my best during those hours.

I enjoyed your video. Am looking forward to get my CNA when I get back from deployment. I don’t know you but you motivated me. Eventually I’ll work towards my RN

I just want to start off by let you know that you are absolutely amazing. I just started working at a hospital in June. I’ve been working in the healthcare field for meany years. I am also a phlebotomist, but I took on being a PCA full-time at the hospital and before I started, which was in April, I watched your video to prepare myself. It was very helpful and uplifting. I happen to log back on, although I’ve been at the hospital since then I just wanted to see if my routine was up to ha. Now I noticed that you are going to nursing school congratulations and with what I say you were going to be one outstanding nurse, much love and respect. It may be tough at times, but I could just tell on your videos. you got this ! ❤

So encouraging, thanks sus for the visual

Thank you for your Service. May God bless you.

I am a CNA working in health care for alders but my certificate is for hospitals ! Write now I took a break to prepare my self for nursing school here in Sweden. Your videos are keeping me even more motivated and am gonna start working in the hospital soon as a CNA , thanks a-lot for Charring your journey ❤keep doing a great job.!

Your videos are so helpful 👍🏻👌🏻

Was it difficult when you just started ? I’m nervous but I wasn’t when I did my clinical 😩

Just wanted to say; I first subbed to your channel when I was thinking about becoming a CNA & I just accepted my first CNA position at a rehabilitation facility. Is your shift a 3-11 or 11-7? I chose the 3-11 shift right now but would not mind switching to 11-7. I think night shifts are better but i’m also a night person lol

Thank you for this video. I’m looking to take a CNA course and become a CNA then later RN.

I love your content! I'm currently a new CNA..did you start off at working at a hospital or a nursing facility?

I recently start my CNA program and cant wait did you have to have the Covid vaccination

I’m about to re do my class and I’m honestly debating between morning and night I like the idea of night but I like leaving early better

Hello 👋👋 I want to know if I can do the CNA as F1 student

What type of facility do you work at? I really enjoyed your video.

Please how do I apply to become a CNA .am in nigeria

I give more respect for CNAs that can do over nights. I have bad insomnia, I have tried to do it for more money but it gets worse for me.

that's really cool. how did you pass your TEAS exam for RN program? what study material do I use?

How much do they charge you for parking?

How many patients did they give you?

I am trying to decide if I should go for CNA or LVN thanks for sharing ✨

Nights for me

I’m a morning guy… I need my sleep 😅 3p-11p for me

Hi im doing cna classes in brooklyn ny , and i was told i will be getting payed 17 per hour during the day & $13 per hour during the night shift if i take the 24 hour shift. Is that okay? Or are they trying to commit wage theft?

I honestly like night shift myself . seems less to do then during the day .

Respect

im a night shifter

Hi Sister, i am a second year student nurse from Africa Zambia. Am i qualified to work as a CNA there? And how can i apply please help?

I use to be a CNA I'm now a HHA I'm winding things up with health care. Thru the years I've had some sweethearts but my experience have been bitter/sweet more on the bitter side tho. I don't like to deal with people families, I don't like dealing with co workers, I like just doing my one on one and working alone. I work alone just have to deal with pass thru interactions with coworkers and of course the family comes thru every now and then. This field can be so messy with catty females and dudes it's shameful!

Does nightshift pay more?

I’m just starting school but I really want to work night shift because I already work at the hospital and might seem more chill then the day shift

How long is your shift?

Can I email you? I’m currently a nursing assistant student and really want some tips please