I doubt they had a REAL CNA experience. Because they had 5 people in the room for a hoyer lift transfer, and looked like 4 people for a sit-to-stand transfer! yeah try doing that with only two people while 7 other call lights and bathroom lights are going off, but there's only 2 aides on the floor of 25 patients on the evening shift, and the patient requires two person care. BUT props to you guys who actually took the time out of your day to get a feel for what we go through.
+Kayte Forrester lol. exactly. Oh, and the aide you're working with is a lazy POS that sits at the nurse's station (and the nurses on duty allow it) while watching you struggle. Been there, done that. I wish someone would post a video on YT about how it REALLY is. This video is utter BS. Thank God I educated myself out of a CNA job.
Anthro101 Its not fair to everyone... mainly to the residents and skilled patients; Who wants to pay for God awful half ass care; Thats all Long Term Care is... smh
This should be mandatory for all levels of administration throughout the Healthcare system. I would love to work for a company that KNOWS the struggles of being a great CNA not by watching but by DOING.
Thank you Elizabeth. We are always looking to grow our teams. We have locations in 11 states. If any are near you and you are interested in learning more about our company, you can find more at this link: www.mysignaturejourney.com/
I currently live in Oklahoma and am attending school for my LPN license, however, if you need nurses I would be happy to apply once I have completed my program. I should let you know upfront though, I intend to go on and get my R.N.
thank you for walking in our shoes i have been a cna for 17 years and only wish that corpoate would walk in ours shoes thank u for recognizing our efforts for being a cna
I am currently a CNA. I work in a long term care facility.. 7p to 7a.. it is not an easy job but a very rewarding job.. you will know where your heart is..
My father n law was sent home with Cancer and we found the ( Hospice CNA)to be very knowledgeable, helpful and a comfort! We sure appreciated her! The RN who came by after her was a disappointment!! I have much respect for CNA's!!
My mother had worked in nursing homes for 30+ years, right up until she herself, ended up in the very one she had worked at when she was stricken with cancer. I used to stop in at her work to visit a few minutes now and then, and I haven't even the slighest clue as to how difficult it is to be a CNA in a nursing home, and how hard those in nursing homes work. However, I did have at least somewhat of an idea...and every time I hear someone complain about how hard their jobs are, I'd always tell them to go work in a nursing home for only one day. I guaranteed them they'd NEVER complain about hard their jobs were ever again! I hear the word "hero" far too often, it is a word that is far too often thrown out there so easily...but my mother, as well as all who work in nursing homes... truly are hero's!
what an awesome video.. I never understood why CNA's were the low man on the totem pole when It came to nursing.. Because they do must of the hands on , hardest work in the facilities! I think all CNA's should get paid more than what they do that is for sure.. this was a wonderful video, so glad I stumbled across it. I have worked as a CNA for most of my life, since age 18.. I am now 40 yrs old. Currently doing home health care for 1 person! It's way less stressful, but still as rewarding!!! I wish I would have gotten my LPN along time ago.. That was the main purpose for me becoming a CNA to begin with, but after working 40 hours a week, sometimes more, I never had the time to go to school.. Being a CNA is very hard work! and stressful and most of the time you are running short staffed, especially if you work in nursing homes.. But it is still the most rewarding job I ever had!!
We are glad you stumbled across our video as well. :-) Thanks for taking the time to write us a note and share your story, but most importantly, thank you for all of your hard work as a CNA!
I'm a CNA and have been a caretaker since I was 17 (now 27)! I've done home care, hospice, and worked in the hospital! I'm very happy that this organization is taking extra thought into seeing what the backbone of healthcare goes through with what the CNA work entails!!! Woohoo for CNA's!!!!
This is wonderful, Signature HealthCARE! I worked as a CNA for two years before moving into healthcare administration. It's so useful to have my CNA background because I know the struggles of the staff and needs of the residents. Hats off to you guys for experiencing this tough work!
I've been a CNA since 2010 and my goal now is to go for my LPN, and hopefully one day my RN. It's hard work, and often times it's easy to feel undermined and trivial when working alongside a team who doesn't appreciate or notice all you do. This video is truly inspiring and gave me a bit of hope that one day CNA's will have more respect in the future. That maybe one day people will stop treating them as the lower man.
I have always admired their hard work! I am on my way to becoming a CNA and then an RN someday, like you. :) I understand the hard work but somebody's gotta do it...and do it right!
It was about time! Thank you for finally giving the CNA's the respect they deserve. The CNA's and Caregivers Are the face of all company's. It's has been a long time coming. They also need to get paid there worth.
You are very welcome Shanon. That's great that you are going to become a CNA. We greatly appreciate everything you do. You might enjoy this video as well...Last week was Nurse Assistant's Week, and we made this video to show our appreciation: ruclips.net/video/wq-yrOxbxLU/видео.html - Best of luck with your CNA exam!
My ex was a cna they made her work double shifts and the people she took care of constantly told her she was fst and sometimes tried to punch her it mentally ruined her cna workers deserve more respect than they get they just do so much and take there jobs so seriously
As a CNA you can tell the difference between the staff that has been a CNA and those that have not. It sadly has become such a battlefield with CNA's in the middle to the detriment of those we are caring for and serving. The mentality put into action depicted here..i pray it does affect change as we "Stand up in the presence of the elderly, and show respect for the aged. Fear your God. I am the LORD." Lev 19:32
Way to go Joe & Signature HC as an Organizational culture!! after having taken time away from my small company (retirement planning) to become a certified nursing assistant earlier this year, i applaud you folks! I've recently hired in as a hospital CNA here in Las Vegas (begin RN school this summer) and have been thinking for awhile that if ever i am able to apply my business acumen (incl MBA) as a future hospital administrator, I would love to implement what i just discovered today that you're already doing. That is so amazing!! I am trusting that this youtube video will go viral among the healthcare industry.
Amen.These people need Cna's to have the time to do the care.80 and 90 year old people cannot be quick they need time.God Bless our elderly for they are who took care of us.Lets do great care so they don't get sick.
I am a retired ( not by choice) ER CNA, but was pushed out by my manager due to taking time off for physical therapy due to health reasons. I loved my job and most of the nurses and doctors and all the ER CNAs. I would have like it if they cut down my hours then. Missed all the ER insanity that goes with the territory. Now I am 68 and was diagnosed with spinal stenosis when I was 65. Thank you Beata for helping me acquire this job in the ER. and to all those health care workers whom had been very helpful in keeping me sane! To all future nurses be kind to your CNAs.
I have been a CNA for about 2 weeks now. I have been through great and bad things. Have seen a ton of things I thought I would never see in my life. Watching this video really opens my mind about what really being a CNA means. It's very inspirational and has changed my mindset of being a CNA. Thank you.
Well done and continued success! CNA and direct caregivers are absolutely critical, to making a difference in the lives of residents, and families. Everyone is a caregiver for someone.
Thank you very much for walking a "mile in our shoes" or a day. I am a SIGNATURE HEALTHCARE CNA. I love coming to work and showing my residents the pride and respect of taking care of their basic needs as well as well as anything else that can make them smile . You can make a difference in their lives, you may be the only one they see when they get up or go to bed, we are family in way. Lets all pull together and learn and help each other..I am proud to be a true servant for SIGNATURE
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im a CNA and this is truly amazing. it brings tears to my eyes to see how wonderful and compassionate you all are! I think every facility should have the same outlook as you all do! I've been a CNA for 2 years now and it is hard work, but I love my job and what I do!
Thank you for the nice words AJ, but most importantly, thank you for your work as a CNA! Wishing you and yours Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year! Signature HealthCARE
Love this video. I pass the state exam for my CNA in July of this year. Right now I am working as a CNA with a agency so I can get some experience under my belt for me to advance to a location like Signature HealthCARE. Keep up the good work and thank you for reminding us why we became CNA.
Thank you for all you do Wilfredo! We have 123 locations. Keep up the good work! :-) If you are interested and want to learn more about the revolution, check out our careers page: www.mysignaturejourney.com/
I've been a CNA for five years and a staff scheduler for 3. Times are bad right now, trying to get new employees and to retain staff. We are all burnt out. It's been a great fantasy of mine to see our corporate officers do something like this. CNA's are the first-hand care to our residents and they take the biggest load of crap from upset family members and get paid nearly the lowest wages in the corporate hierarchy... And yet our company is still expanding for the ever-growing demand of the business despite our staffing deficits, not to mention our diminishing quality of care. I have great fears for the future of geriatric care. Especially with an aging baby boomer generation depending on care from a younger, "millenial" generation that is full of careless, narcissistic "all-about-me" personalities (and this is not a stereotype; it is a statistic. I, too, am guilty of have those personality tendencies). What a dooming crisis for old people...
Jeremy Francis If cnas were paid correctly, and laws to protect them,benefits,then turn over rate would be low. I created a video today in hopes of future cna students know whats really going on before jumping into this. The dark side of it. Family,residents,nurses,staff,ect.
I have been a CNA for 5 years now. I am currently in Nursing School. It brought tears to my eyes to watch this video. Every nursing home facility in the US should watch this video. BIG props to Signature Healthcare, you are awesome!
Wow im gonna start my CNA in feb God willing, and my main goal is to be a physicians assistance but its gonna be so hard to let go of all of the ppl that will need me and the ppl i will grow an emotional link with. But being a CNA is the main pillar for understanding how to care for pacients wioh a real human feeling and make them feel they are loved! thank you for this vid!! God bless and keep up the good work!
Without CNA's there would be no quality caretaking work done. Patients would be physically in a world of trouble. I can totally empathize and I applaud the men and women of the caretaking system all over the world. My wife has been and still is in the caretaking system for 30 years and I support her unconditionally. I myself have done a few years of caretaking work and I periodically do in home nursing. So I raise my glass to all my brothers and sisters in the caretaking world. May God continue to bless you all what grade health wealth and lots of love. Mr. E.L. Roberts. "Man of G-d"
I’m so glad that you guys are taking the extra step in understanding what all a CNA has to bring to the table each and every shift. I’ve been a CNA for about 2 years now and it’s very back breaking but I just love the patients and the residents. Yes, some can be a handful but you grow to love and know them in and out!! What they like and dislike. Hot tea or coffee with three sugars lol, I’m so happy that I ran across this video and I’m praying that other companies follow in your companies foot steps.
Having 'time' to provide personal care just doesn't happen much. There's always minimal staff, at least half of the nurses do not assist in the CNA work (and in some states they are considered in calculating the workload ratios, so they SHOULD help), and it takes away from more personable experiences. CNAs can take more time for each person and their needs when they do not have to think about every other thing they have to do before such and such time, thereby rushing every resident through whichever task they are involved in. But then I work midnights and the daytime/evening shifts are always more staffed. Yes, obviously the people are awake and more active, but in LTC nursing that's a lot more physical demands on your 3rd shifters with more people to care for. As an example in a comment below mentions, the reality is there's a lot of 2PA residents and often only 2 CNAs on a unit with 35 other residents to care for. Are they really going to be able to do that? Not everyone can.
The entire Health Care system depends of the people on the front lines, as the CNAs, and other staff. Those of us who worked side-by-side with them, know how important they are to the system. I could never do my job without them.
This was awesome to watch. amazing to see that this company appreciates their cna's we do so much and its a hard Job but it is SO worth it.. Proud to be a CNA :) I think all health care companies should do this
thankyou for this vedio. after 40yrs I see the great improvement of skills and respect of CNAS. doing the work of wavered LPNs forty years ago when I first started. I am retired now and volunteer with hospice care.
It's great that they did this, but they didn't get a realistic experience of the job. There were 2 people making a bed while another CNA was just standing by the resident...or 2 of them sitting in the dining room just chit-chatting with a resident while trays are needed to be passed. You NEVER have enough staff to do that. Make them work a unit one on one (or state minimum) and see what it really is... But still very sweet!
Some of the happiest employees I ever seen..... The Signature I worked at was always short on a daily basis.. techs havin 24 heavy ass patients a piece, overworked... mad at the world, but shit can you blame them? and signature doesnt pay anything; they dont even pay the nurses right.... The name "Signature" has an awful reputation
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How I wish every nursing home in the USA made this mandatory to make every employee CNA certified. If you can not be willing to work with the residents, directly, then you do NOT need to work in this field of work. LPN for 27 years, I am the rare one, I ALWAYS help and APPRECIATE my CNA'S. God bless!
We appreciate our CNA's! We had CNA Appreciation a couple of weeks ago as well: ruclips.net/video/wq-yrOxbxLU/видео.html - Thank you for all you do as well Debi!
Molon Labe Alot of us nurses got our own shit to do.... This is my motto: I can do your job but you cant do mine; If I fall behind I'm shit out of luck
I am so sorry I could not be a cna in a long term care facility, I am a Nurse Tech in the emergency room. I draw blood, do ekg, interpret ekg waves, take vital signs. Because of that I make good money in the emergency room. Once in a while we have to clean patients but that is not on a daily basis.
I see Jesus in the people we serve... What we do to the least of these we did it to him... I know we are underpaid and sometimes unappreciated, but God sees our work...
As wonderful as this is, it would be even more compelling if the executives would have earned a CNA salary during their time in scrubs. To work so hard and be paid so little and need to scrape by to pay the bills makes it extra demanding.
Not realistic enough. 3 people using a sit to stand? 3 people in a room making a bed? No, most of the time you're understaffed and have to do all that alone.
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Username97 I agree. We're always understaffed and I dont know many nurses or med aides who want to help out when I have a resident who I need to use a hoyer for.
Hi!! I'm about to take my state skills test on Thursday and I'm excited but a bit nervous. I just graduated high school and I'm 19 years old :) any advice would be great, thank you!! :)
Hi! so I passed everything! I took my written exam on December 9th and I passed :) I'm just curious if there's any way to find out exactly how you did on it? like what questions you got wrong? Thank you, you too!! Happy New Year!
I want to do CNA in NYC. Which school is best for the CNA program here?Also can someone tell me if the hospitals or nursing home hire CNAs without GED?
+chameli girl Hi - You may have us confused with another company. Our corporate headquarters is in Louisville, Kentucky. Sincerely - Signature HealthCARE
I pray that GOD WILL OPEN THE EYES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DISABILITY AND REALIZE THAT ANY KNID OF BACK SURGERY PROHIBITS A CNA FROM DOING THEIR JOB AFFECTIVELY AN ALSO EFFICENTLY..... I WILL POST THIS VIDEO FOREVER!!!!!!!
CNA is the "McDonalds" of the medical profession. No one should consider this thank-less, back-breaking, modern day slavery as a viable occupation. At best, and when nothing else is available, it should be used as a temporary, jump-off to a real medical career.
I don't plan on staying an aide much longer. Been doing this for 4 years now, rehab and hospital. My back can't do it anymore. I am planning to go back to college to become an administrator.
I doubt they had a REAL CNA experience. Because they had 5 people in the room for a hoyer lift transfer, and looked like 4 people for a sit-to-stand transfer! yeah try doing that with only two people while 7 other call lights and bathroom lights are going off, but there's only 2 aides on the floor of 25 patients on the evening shift, and the patient requires two person care. BUT props to you guys who actually took the time out of your day to get a feel for what we go through.
+Kayte Forrester lol. exactly. Oh, and the aide you're working with is a lazy POS that sits at the nurse's station (and the nurses on duty allow it) while watching you struggle. Been there, done that. I wish someone would post a video on YT about how it REALLY is. This video is utter BS. Thank God I educated myself out of a CNA job.
Anthro101 Its not fair to everyone... mainly to the residents and skilled patients; Who wants to pay for God awful half ass care; Thats all Long Term Care is... smh
This should be mandatory for all levels of administration throughout the Healthcare system. I would love to work for a company that KNOWS the struggles of being a great CNA not by watching but by DOING.
Thank you Elizabeth. We are always looking to grow our teams. We have locations in 11 states. If any are near you and you are interested in learning more about our company, you can find more at this link: www.mysignaturejourney.com/
I currently live in Oklahoma and am attending school for my LPN license, however, if you need nurses I would be happy to apply once I have completed my program. I should let you know upfront though, I intend to go on and get my R.N.
I wonder when someone is going to realize that cna's need ro be paid more.
rrtyish that will never happen
Yeah, I was going to say they could show their appreciation with raises. Why do we get paid less than people who work at McDonalds or Walmart???
thank you for walking in our shoes i have been a cna for 17 years and only wish that corpoate would walk in ours shoes thank u for recognizing our efforts for being a cna
Thank you for all you do as a CNA Karina!
I am currently a CNA. I work in a long term care facility.. 7p to 7a.. it is not an easy job but a very rewarding job.. you will know where your heart is..
My father n law was sent home with Cancer and we found the ( Hospice CNA)to be very knowledgeable, helpful and a comfort! We sure appreciated her! The RN who came by after her was a disappointment!! I have much respect for CNA's!!
My mother had worked in nursing homes for 30+ years, right up until she herself, ended up in the very one she had worked at when she was stricken with cancer. I used to stop in at her work to visit a few minutes now and then, and I haven't even the slighest clue as to how difficult it is to be a CNA in a nursing home, and how hard those in nursing homes work.
However, I did have at least somewhat of an idea...and every time I hear someone complain about how hard their jobs are, I'd always tell them to go work in a nursing home for only one day. I guaranteed them they'd NEVER complain about hard their jobs were ever again!
I hear the word "hero" far too often, it is a word that is far too often thrown out there so easily...but my mother, as well as all who work in nursing homes... truly are hero's!
So true..thanks to your Momma and other CNAs especially the good ones...God bless them💙💜💛💝
what an awesome video.. I never understood why CNA's were the low man on the totem pole when It came to nursing.. Because they do must of the hands on , hardest work in the facilities! I think all CNA's should get paid more than what they do that is for sure.. this was a wonderful video, so glad I stumbled across it. I have worked as a CNA for most of my life, since age 18.. I am now 40 yrs old. Currently doing home health care for 1 person! It's way less stressful, but still as rewarding!!! I wish I would have gotten my LPN along time ago.. That was the main purpose for me becoming a CNA to begin with, but after working 40 hours a week, sometimes more, I never had the time to go to school.. Being a CNA is very hard work! and stressful and most of the time you are running short staffed, especially if you work in nursing homes.. But it is still the most rewarding job I ever had!!
We are glad you stumbled across our video as well. :-) Thanks for taking the time to write us a note and share your story, but most importantly, thank you for all of your hard work as a CNA!
I'm a CNA and have been a caretaker since I was 17 (now 27)! I've done home care, hospice, and worked in the hospital! I'm very happy that this organization is taking extra thought into seeing what the backbone of healthcare goes through with what the CNA work entails!!! Woohoo for CNA's!!!!
Thank you for the comment Amanda and for your work as a CNA! We appreciate everything CNA's do!
This is wonderful, Signature HealthCARE! I worked as a CNA for two years before moving into healthcare administration. It's so useful to have my CNA background because I know the struggles of the staff and needs of the residents.
Hats off to you guys for experiencing this tough work!
IT'S ABOUT TIME! Good job Signature Healthcare. - Iam a CNA and I appreciate this effort.
Thank you! We appreciate everything you do! :-)
I've been a CNA since 2010 and my goal now is to go for my LPN, and hopefully one day my RN. It's hard work, and often times it's easy to feel undermined and trivial when working alongside a team who doesn't appreciate or notice all you do. This video is truly inspiring and gave me a bit of hope that one day CNA's will have more respect in the future. That maybe one day people will stop treating them as the lower man.
Red Muller Thank you for sharing your thoughts and for all you do as a CNA!
I have always admired their hard work! I am on my way to becoming a CNA and then an RN someday, like you. :) I understand the hard work but somebody's gotta do it...and do it right!
It was about time! Thank you for finally giving the CNA's the respect they deserve. The CNA's and Caregivers Are the face of all company's. It's has been a long time coming. They also need to get paid there worth.
I am taking my CNA exam at the end of the summer. This was wonderful for me to watch. Thank you!
You are very welcome Shanon. That's great that you are going to become a CNA. We greatly appreciate everything you do. You might enjoy this video as well...Last week was Nurse Assistant's Week, and we made this video to show our appreciation: ruclips.net/video/wq-yrOxbxLU/видео.html - Best of luck with your CNA exam!
My ex was a cna they made her work double shifts and the people she took care of constantly told her she was fst and sometimes tried to punch her it mentally ruined her cna workers deserve more respect than they get they just do so much and take there jobs so seriously
Signature Healthcare will be the first SUCESSFUL company to have a progressive long term care facility because of this! Way to go!
Thank you Sharday. That's our plan. Our vision is to radically change the landscape of long-term care forever.
As a CNA you can tell the difference between the staff that has been a CNA and those that have not. It sadly has become such a battlefield with CNA's in the middle to the detriment of those we are caring for and serving. The mentality put into action depicted here..i pray it does affect change as we "Stand up in the presence of the elderly, and show respect for the aged. Fear your God. I am the LORD." Lev 19:32
Way to go Joe & Signature HC as an Organizational culture!! after having taken time away from my small company (retirement planning) to become a certified nursing assistant earlier this year, i applaud you folks! I've recently hired in as a hospital CNA here in Las Vegas (begin RN school this summer) and have been thinking for awhile that if ever i am able to apply my business acumen (incl MBA) as a future hospital administrator, I would love to implement what i just discovered today that you're already doing. That is so amazing!! I am trusting that this youtube video will go viral among the healthcare industry.
Amen.These people need Cna's to have the time to do the care.80 and 90 year old people cannot be quick they need time.God Bless our elderly for they are who took care of us.Lets do great care so they don't get sick.
I am a retired ( not by choice) ER CNA, but was pushed out by my manager due to taking time off for physical therapy due to health reasons. I loved my job and most of the nurses and doctors and all the ER CNAs. I would have like it if they cut down my hours then. Missed all the ER insanity that goes with the territory. Now I am 68 and was diagnosed with spinal stenosis when I was 65. Thank you Beata for helping me acquire this job in the ER. and to all those health care workers whom had been very helpful in keeping me sane!
To all future nurses be kind to your CNAs.
I have been a CNA for about 2 weeks now. I have been through great and bad things. Have seen a ton of things I thought I would never see in my life. Watching this video really opens my mind about what really being a CNA means. It's very inspirational and has changed my mindset of being a CNA. Thank you.
Chris Bishop Thank you for sharing your story with us! We are grateful to hear the video inspired you. Thank you for all you do as a CNA!
Well done and continued success! CNA and direct caregivers are absolutely critical, to making a difference in the lives of residents, and families. Everyone is a caregiver for someone.
Thank you Randall!
Thank you very much for walking a "mile in our shoes" or a day. I am a SIGNATURE HEALTHCARE CNA. I love coming to work and showing my residents the pride and respect of taking care of their basic needs as well as well as anything else that can make them smile . You can make a difference in their lives, you may be the only one they see when they get up or go to bed, we are family in way. Lets all pull together and learn and help each other..I am proud to be a true servant for SIGNATURE
I hope I will be surrounded by humble people like this video. I hear awful stories about some CNA'S.
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Happy Holidays - Signature HealthCARE
im a CNA and this is truly amazing. it brings tears to my eyes to see how wonderful and compassionate you all are! I think every facility should have the same outlook as you all do! I've been a CNA for 2 years now and it is hard work, but I love my job and what I do!
Thank you for the nice words AJ, but most importantly, thank you for your work as a CNA!
Wishing you and yours Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year!
Signature HealthCARE
Love this video. I pass the state exam for my CNA in July of this year. Right now I am working as a CNA with a agency so I can get some experience under my belt for me to advance to a location like Signature HealthCARE. Keep up the good work and thank you for reminding us why we became CNA.
Thank you for all you do Wilfredo! We have 123 locations. Keep up the good work! :-)
If you are interested and want to learn more about the revolution, check out our careers page: www.mysignaturejourney.com/
I've been a CNA for five years and a staff scheduler for 3. Times are bad right now, trying to get new employees and to retain staff. We are all burnt out. It's been a great fantasy of mine to see our corporate officers do something like this. CNA's are the first-hand care to our residents and they take the biggest load of crap from upset family members and get paid nearly the lowest wages in the corporate hierarchy... And yet our company is still expanding for the ever-growing demand of the business despite our staffing deficits, not to mention our diminishing quality of care. I have great fears for the future of geriatric care. Especially with an aging baby boomer generation depending on care from a younger, "millenial" generation that is full of careless, narcissistic "all-about-me" personalities (and this is not a stereotype; it is a statistic. I, too, am guilty of have those personality tendencies).
What a dooming crisis for old people...
Jeremy Francis
If cnas were paid correctly, and laws to protect them,benefits,then turn over rate would be low. I created a video today in hopes of future cna students know whats really going on before jumping into this. The dark side of it. Family,residents,nurses,staff,ect.
I have been a CNA for 5 years now. I am currently in Nursing School. It brought tears to my eyes to watch this video. Every nursing home facility in the US should watch this video. BIG props to Signature Healthcare, you are awesome!
Thank you Annie! You are awesome! Thank you for all you do as a CNA! Happy Holidays!
Wow im gonna start my CNA in feb God willing, and my main goal is to be a physicians assistance but its gonna be so hard to let go of all of the ppl that will need me and the ppl i will grow an emotional link with. But being a CNA is the main pillar for understanding how to care for pacients wioh a real human feeling and make them feel they are loved! thank you for this vid!! God bless and keep up the good work!
Without CNA's there would be no quality caretaking work done. Patients would be physically in a world of trouble. I can totally empathize and I applaud the men and women of the caretaking system all over the world. My wife has been and still is in the caretaking system for 30 years and I support her unconditionally. I myself have done a few years of caretaking work and I periodically do in home nursing. So I raise my glass to all my brothers and sisters in the caretaking world. May God continue to bless you all what grade health wealth and lots of love. Mr. E.L. Roberts. "Man of G-d"
We couldn't agree more! Thank you to you and your wife for all that you do!
I’m so glad that you guys are taking the extra step in understanding what all a CNA has to bring to the table each and every shift. I’ve been a CNA for about 2 years now and it’s very back breaking but I just love the patients and the residents. Yes, some can be a handful but you grow to love and know them in and out!! What they like and dislike. Hot tea or coffee with three sugars lol, I’m so happy that I ran across this video and I’m praying that other companies follow in your companies foot steps.
Having 'time' to provide personal care just doesn't happen much. There's always minimal staff, at least half of the nurses do not assist in the CNA work (and in some states they are considered in calculating the workload ratios, so they SHOULD help), and it takes away from more personable experiences. CNAs can take more time for each person and their needs when they do not have to think about every other thing they have to do before such and such time, thereby rushing every resident through whichever task they are involved in.
But then I work midnights and the daytime/evening shifts are always more staffed. Yes, obviously the people are awake and more active, but in LTC nursing that's a lot more physical demands on your 3rd shifters with more people to care for. As an example in a comment below mentions, the reality is there's a lot of 2PA residents and often only 2 CNAs on a unit with 35 other residents to care for. Are they really going to be able to do that? Not everyone can.
The entire Health Care system depends of the people on the front lines, as the CNAs, and other staff. Those of us who worked side-by-side with them, know how important they are to the system. I could never do my job without them.
This was awesome to watch. amazing to see that this company appreciates their cna's we do so much and its a hard Job but it is SO worth it.. Proud to be a CNA :) I think all health care companies should do this
Thank you Alauria! We couldn't agree more! Thank you for all you do! :-)
Congratulations to all caregivers, you work very hard. Good Karma your way🍀♥️🍀♥️🍀😌
thankyou for this vedio. after 40yrs I see the great improvement of skills and respect of CNAS. doing the work of wavered LPNs forty years ago when I first started. I am retired now and volunteer with hospice care.
I'm very excited to start work here. New beginnings
It's great that they did this, but they didn't get a realistic experience of the job. There were 2 people making a bed while another CNA was just standing by the resident...or 2 of them sitting in the dining room just chit-chatting with a resident while trays are needed to be passed. You NEVER have enough staff to do that. Make them work a unit one on one (or state minimum) and see what it really is... But still very sweet!
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I am going to school to be a CNA this summer.. I hope I find an organization as awesome as this one to work for when I am done :)
Such an awesome video. You all are the game changers in the industry. God bless you all.
+Hester Washington Thank you Hester! It's our mission is to revolutionize the healthcare industry!
You guys look good in scrubs, love it.
This is an evolution to the health care field.
great video! starting my CNA classes next month. I can't wait to start!
Thank you! Best of luck with your studies! :-)
thank you.
You are welcome! :-)
cna 11 years ty for this
You are welcome Sophia! Thank you for all you do as a CNA!
Love this!
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Some of the happiest employees I ever seen..... The Signature I worked at was always short on a daily basis.. techs havin 24 heavy ass patients a piece, overworked... mad at the world, but shit can you blame them? and signature doesnt pay anything; they dont even pay the nurses right.... The name "Signature" has an awful reputation
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It sounds so cool to be able to do this. I am currently working on the steps to being a CNA and will recommend this as a good example.
How I wish every nursing home in the USA made this mandatory to make every employee CNA certified. If you can not be willing to work with the residents, directly, then you do NOT need to work in this field of work. LPN for 27 years, I am the rare one, I ALWAYS help and APPRECIATE my CNA'S. God bless!
We appreciate our CNA's! We had CNA Appreciation a couple of weeks ago as well: ruclips.net/video/wq-yrOxbxLU/видео.html - Thank you for all you do as well Debi!
Thank you
Thank you CNAs!!!! 🙏🏼
CNA, HHA I said that all the time we are the GLUE!!!
In my state and many more RN's are taught in school to delegate every bit of work they legally can to the CNA's.
Molon Labe Alot of us nurses got our own shit to do.... This is my motto: I can do your job but you cant do mine; If I fall behind I'm shit out of luck
What is the music at the beginning? Very soothing.
awcandy38. I agree :)
Yes for real i understand
I am so sorry I could not be a cna in a long term care facility, I am a Nurse Tech in the emergency room. I draw blood, do ekg, interpret ekg waves, take vital signs. Because of that I make good money in the emergency room. Once in a while we have to clean patients but that is not on a daily basis.
+Gabriel Marenvil i plan on doing that once im out school in may
Gabriel Marenvil yea ok i work in a hospital and i make good money but you are lying on somw parts yea ok.
I see Jesus in the people we serve... What we do to the least of these we did it to him... I know we are underpaid and sometimes unappreciated, but God sees our work...
You work in a care facility and no one cares hello .
As wonderful as this is, it would be even more compelling if the executives would have earned a CNA salary during their time in scrubs. To work so hard and be paid so little and need to scrape by to pay the bills makes it extra demanding.
they will have a lot of workers
Not realistic enough. 3 people using a sit to stand? 3 people in a room making a bed? No, most of the time you're understaffed and have to do all that alone.
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Username97 I agree. We're always understaffed and I dont know many nurses or med aides who want to help out when I have a resident who I need to use a hoyer for.
I am a cna and I do the most work. I think cna need to be paid more for the work we do
Hi!! I'm about to take my state skills test on Thursday and I'm excited but a bit nervous. I just graduated high school and I'm 19 years old :) any advice would be great, thank you!! :)
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Hi! so I passed everything! I took my written exam on December 9th and I passed :) I'm just curious if there's any way to find out exactly how you did on it? like what questions you got wrong? Thank you, you too!! Happy New Year!
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oh, okay! thank you so much :)
I want to do CNA in NYC. Which school is best for the CNA program here?Also can someone tell me if the hospitals or nursing home hire CNAs without GED?
+chameli girl Hi - You may have us confused with another company. Our corporate headquarters is in Louisville, Kentucky. Sincerely - Signature HealthCARE
You will need a GED to start anywhere in the nursing field.. The time you taking to do nursing used some of that time n get ur GED..
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I pray that GOD WILL OPEN THE EYES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DISABILITY AND REALIZE THAT ANY KNID OF BACK SURGERY PROHIBITS A CNA FROM DOING THEIR JOB AFFECTIVELY AN ALSO EFFICENTLY..... I WILL POST THIS VIDEO FOREVER!!!!!!!
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CNA is the "McDonalds" of the medical profession. No one should consider this thank-less, back-breaking, modern day slavery as a viable occupation. At best, and when nothing else is available, it should be used as a temporary, jump-off to a real medical career.
I don't plan on staying an aide much longer. Been doing this for 4 years now, rehab and hospital. My back can't do it anymore. I am planning to go back to college to become an administrator.
Wow. What A patronizing load of crap. Typical corporate nonsense. Trade paychecks with them for a year and maybe somebody will be impressed.