Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About CNAs (But Were Afraid to Ask)
In health care, as in many professions, if it’s not your job focus, you may not fully understand what others do in their roles. For example, if you’re not a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), you may not know what falls within their scope of practice.
Kim Warren, RN, BSN, nursing assistant program director at Dawn Career Institute—a private, post-secondary school preparing students for careers in health care and wellness—shared insights on what tasks a CNA is responsible for, what kind of training they need, and what someone considering this role should know before pursuing it.
👉 Read an edited version of the interview on DailyNurse
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