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CNA certification from an accredited nursing assistant training program. We are looking for rockstar CNAs to join our team! Free continuing education through our Learning Management System. CNA certification from an accredited nursing assistant training program.
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If you are looking for an exciting career opportunity where you'll have the chance to truly make a difference in the lives of others, then we are the perfect fit for you! Genuine interest in working with seniors.
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Nursing in an austere environment could mean taking part in humanitarian relief efforts, such as administering infant vaccinations in developing countries, or providing emergency care to victims of a natural disaster.
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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) hourly pay range: $17-$47 (25% higher than average) If you're ready for a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) job that will give you a well-supported career and the ability to thrive in your personal life, then we have the team that can deliver for you.
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