North Florida Training Center

Our new location.

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Be sure and visit our brand new location at 5310 Lenox Ave Suite 21B Jacksonville, FL 32205. We are available from 9am to 10pm Mon-Fri, and Sat-Sun by appointment only. (904) 434-2949. https://www.google.com/maps/place/5310+Lenox+Ave+%2321b,+Jacksonville,+FL+32205/@30.3111633,-81.7375452,636m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m2!3m1!1s0x88e5b8ff8adf0f81:0x5e85ec999a77d95a

Merry Christmas to all our graduates, staff, and attending students from, North Florida Training Center.

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Getting a Job After You Pass the CNA Exam

Once you’ve finished taking the test (and hopefully passed it, if you used the resources above), you should immediately start applying for jobs. Searching for employment takes time. The median job hunting time in the U.S. at the end of 2010 was 10 weeks. When there is potential for your job search to take that long, it pays to start as soon as you can, which might even mean applying for jobs while you’re still in training, or before you even start. If you happen to get a job offer while you’re still in training, be honest with your employer and tell them how long you expect to be in training, and ask whether they will be able to hire you upon completion.

The job search is where your networking skills will really come in handy. Your colleagues and professors can serve as portals into the world of professional nurse assisting. Some of them may even know of job openings, so it never hurts to ask whether they can point you to a potential employer or write a recommendation for you.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services took a survey about CNA job satisfaction, and the results yielded many reasons why CNAs are attached to their jobs, which are presented in the following chart.