You'll move, raise, and readjust people as they rise, outfit, stand, and stroll. You'll need to pay close attention to changes in a person's condition. You'll need to act quickly and make fast choices when clients require you. Certified nursing aides become part of a larger healthcare group that consists of nurses and various other CNAs.


This can be beneficial if you're looking for a flexible routine or the chance to make overtime by functioning additional changes or off-hours.: Nursing care centers (competent nursing facilities) Continuing care retirement neighborhoods and assisted living facilities for the elderly General clinical and surgical hospitals Private and family services CNAs can also function in jails, schools, kids's healthcare facilities, doctors' offices, and group homes.