Certified nursing assistants (CNAs) are responsible for some of their patients’ most intimate personal care needs. While doctors and registered nurses (RNs) tackle the higher-level and more critical elements of patient care, such as diagnosing and treating patients, CNAs are often the primary caregivers for patients who need basic assistance in meeting their daily care needs.

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If you are interested in helping others on a personal level in a healthcare setting, and you don’t want to spend years earning a nursing degree, becoming a CNA may help you reach your goals. In this guide, we explore how to become a CNA, including common responsibilities, work environments and qualifications for these professionals.

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원문링크 : What Is A CNA? Education Requirements And Job Description – Forbes Advisor

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