You'll move, lift, and change clients as they rise, gown, stand, and stroll. You'll need to pay attention to changes in a patient's problem. You'll have to act quick and make quick decisions when patients require you. Certified nursing aides belong to a bigger health care team that includes nurses and various other CNAs.

This can be helpful if you're looking for a flexible schedule or the opportunity to make overtime by working added changes or off-hours.: Nursing treatment centers (skilled nursing facilities) Proceeding treatment retirement communities and helped living facilities for the elderly General medical and surgical healthcare facilities Private and family members services CNAs can also work in jails, colleges, children's health centers, medical professionals' offices, and group homes.