I am a new CNA and I was wondering if anyone knew any good websites or books to help me with my skills?

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I was a CNA for over 15 yrs. The best thing you can do to make yourself a GREAT CNA is to follow your Nurses. Listen to them and learn from them.

Experience is learned hands on in the medical field. I started an a CNA in a Nursing home. I then went on to a hospital.

That was where I learned the most. In the hospital setting you learn different things. I was on a Med/Surg floor and had to be a part of codes,doing compressions.

I started IVs,Various other things that are forbidden for a CNA to do in the nursing home setting. Good Luck, It is a very rewarding job if you get into the right place to work.

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