What does a CNA do?

CNAs perform basic nursing functions such as personal care, taking vital signs, and ambulation under the supervision of a licensed practical nurse or registered nurse.

CNAs work in hospitals, nursing care facilities, or in a patient's home, and always under the supervision of a registered nurse (RN).

CNAs change diapers, feed residents, bathe residents, dress them, help them walk to dinner, etc. They are the resident's right hands to the fullest! Without CNA's nursing homes wouldn't be able to function!