A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) can work in sundry places like nursing facilities, old age homes, house of patients and hospitals therefore having a varied sort of responsibilities varying from places to place. But the key purpose of a CNA is to master the diverse functions of day to day life.

All medical subordinates are primarily liable for caring and monitoring the patient whether they are CNA’s or nursing aides or nursing assistant. Being a CNA, you are the only one responsible for assisting the patients in their day to day activities like walking, eating, bathing and dressing. You also have to record the oral additives and discharges and imperative signs as well. An emotional and social support is also expected from CNA’s along with a daily reporting to their senior nurse on duty about all the recorded information round the clock. Continue reading “CNA – Duties and Responsibilities” »