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LET’S TALK ABOUT CNA

CNAs can work with just about any type of patient, but are more likely to be working with patients with long-term needs. This often means working in a nursing home, but you’ll find CNAs just about anywhere you find nurses.

But getting CNA certification is also an excellent starting point for those who want to learn even more and become a nurse.

Can You Simply Stay A CNA?

Sure! With all this talk about climbing the ladder, there’s always the chance that you’ll be perfectly happy with where you are.

There are many reasons why someone might want to stay a CNA and not seek higher certification or degrees. If they aren’t comfortable with more responsibility, staying a CNA might be an option. They might also enjoy the “in the trenches” care that a CNA delivers and like the direct, personal interaction with patients.

Will there always be a need for CNAs?

Prospects for CNA job growth is actually very good, growing faster than most jobs out there. In the next decades, the job market for CNAs is estimated to grow by about 11-percent.

Here at HealthFocus Inc we give you excellent training and nurture your career plan. Tell someone to get certified with us today.

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Join our next CNA/GNA online classes that start on August 31, 2020. Join our live classes from the comfort and safety of your home. Contact us today or call us at (410) 488-6600 for more information.

Beware of those family gatherings. Governor Larry Hogan, in a news conference that was covered by WJZ TV on Wednesday July 29, 2020, announced that Maryland contact tracers have found that most Marylanders who have recently tested positive for COVID-19 went to family gatherings, house parties and outdoor events - for birthdays, graduations, cookouts and other family events. Please keep safe, and protect your family members.

Please don't take a chance with your life!

Lameshia Polk, a healthy 24-year-old African American lady, who graduated with honors and had just started a new job, traveled from Memphis, TN to Atlanta, GA, to celebrate a friend's birthday. Then she caught the Covid-19 virus. In a matter of 25 days after her travel, the healthy 24-year-old, who had never been hospitalized for anything, suffered heart failure, brain damage, blood clots, and failing organs. She was moved out of the COVID unit to hospice and was given a few hours to live.

Lameshia's mom tells everybody, "I say to anybody, please, please, please wear your mask. please stay out of gatherings, please wash your hands. Use hand sanitizer. Don't go out. Don't go out unless you have to."

Here's a link to the full story https://www.fox5dc.com/news/family-prepares-to-say-goodbye-to-young-woman-dying-from-covid-19?fbclid=IwAR0R9pP2Z_pimjvU3fo8KenWkD7B-gotp6dBD6BqSIJTww9h2i7jK57fPPo

Please be safe. Wear your masks and keep a safe distance.

Know COVID-19 risk levels at places you might be considering going so you can take the necessary precautions. Please stay safe and save a life.

We thank you for your support - all our students, former students, your friends and families and all those that have known about our training programs even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic where we have used technology to bring learning right into the comfort and safety of your own home to protect you and others. We will continue to do our best to train Maryland's future CNAs/GNAs, CMTs, Patient Care Technicians, and Restorative Care Aides, and more. Thanks, again for your support!

You can now join our next CNA/GNA class starting July 6, 2020. Attend live, interactive classes in the comfort and safety of your own home.