CNA Employer Reviews

Dia de trabalho é tranquilo
Aprendir tudo que é voltado para area administrativa
Direção é tranquila
Meus colegas de trabalho eram ótimos
a parte mais difícil era o horário
a parte mais agradável é resolver as burocracias do dia-a-dia

Productive, I've learned to have more patience then ever,management is ok and my co-workers are great, the hardest part of the job is seeing them not doing good is going to work and trying to put a smile on there face.

The job is ok and its rewarding to be able to upt a smile on someones face. The coworkers help very little which make the job difficult. The hardest part of the job is when some one passes away.

I did in home care with this employer, and i assisted with ADL's.

I learn how to sold the problems while I am on the duties.
I have a warm heart and enjoy to help people with respect and patient.

I love being able to care for others and having a new set of family as well. To see someone smile makes it worth the time!!!

Paycheck aren't regular because, im PRN. I perfer a job with a seady income.

I enjoyed my time working with Visiting Angels. My patient was loving and caring. We developed a very wonderful working and personal relationship. Her death was a devastating loss for us all.

people work together and had fun doing it .good company good owners.

I just love being a CNA, my typical day at work used to be very interesting each day. I love to see smile in peoples face, and I feel so blessed in having the opportunity to help someone whom really needs it . I have learned at lot with my patients, learned how to be a better person and gained professional experience including with my co-workers that – more...  they are essentials in this career especially when we are having at hard time at work.The most enjoyable part of the job is the residents, they are really cute and funny. I seriously crack up laughing several times a day.
You stay busy all day so there's no time for boredom and your shift seems to fly by.
You get physically stronger.
I get a lot of personal satisfaction knowing that I'm efficient and hardworking. I like the teamwork aspect. Every now and then you get to do something special for one of the residents and they love you for it. – less

good people, fun, joyful all smiling faces. it was never a dull time.

A very busy day. I learned many tasks on a daily basis. The management team was very reliable and fair. Co-workers were team players. the hardest part of the job was not be able to complete everyday at a 100%. The most important part of the job was making the patients safe, happy, and comfortable.

Good pay for the work. Everything else is below par. Staffers are more qualified that management. Once you are in you realize why they pay so much for working there. Best for people trying to work while in school or right out of college.

I love to work with many different people and learn there cultures. like new experiences and get alone well with co-workers.

It was an ok company to work for. I was just ready for something steady. I was doing Private duty and got bored.

The management here sucks. The pay is decent for being data entry. In comparison to any other job of similar function the compensation is the same.

[underwriting] Very high employee turnover, especially with management. Premium goals are often unrealistic and if you hit them they will get even more unrealistic the next year. If you don't hit your goals, you could be looking to find a new job very quickly.

From my experience, too much was expected if you wish to have a work/ life balance and the – more...  culture produced management that only cared about new business/ short term results.

Internally and in the marketplace CNA is known to change their direction very quickly. – less

A typical day included interacting with patients and coworkers providing meals and care to residents in a highly professional manner.

A typical day at work start off with making rounds and getting the reidents down for dinner that are in the wheel chairs on 2nd shift. Once that is completed I go around to do reminders to let the residents know that its time for dinner or ask them are they comming down for dinner. At this time its 4:30 pm and staff walks them in the dining room and – more...  have them seated. After residents are finish eating most of them are ready to go to bed or to get in their pajamas. Its usually three staff one for each floor each co-worker trys to help the other to make the work easier. I think the hardest part of the job isnt taking of the residents but dealing with the different attitudes within the work place. The most enjoyable part of my job is interact with the resident and taking care of them. They always find some way to make me laugh forget that this actually a job. – less

If you are compassionate this is the field for you. You get the joy of helping others live as independent as they can.