nurse aide certificate renewal?
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depends on what state you are in, if you've worked as a CNA in the past year, etc etc. Post again with those details and we can help you.&#92;\nIt's usually pretty easy...not cheap, but easy.
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Go to there web site and either email them or there is a phone number posted call it they have a form you fill out and send in a fee it is nominal like 20 dollars than they send you a certificate
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Try here: http://www.orchardbank.com/ccssa/OBCustomerCare?cmd_Redirect=HomePage
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State or private, they still need to answer to the department of education to maintain their license.  you maty wish to contact the Adult Education Service Office - 850-245-9906\n\nOr their website: http://www.firn.edu/doe/workforce/adult_ed.htm\n\nHope this helps!
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Photoshop!\nHave the certificate replaced!
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You should look up the NYC registry for nurses aids they will tell you what you need to know.
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Try the National Health Service Corps: http://nhsc.bhpr.hrsa.gov/
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It's much easier finding ceu's online these days rather than having to run around finding them at a location and time that may or may not be convenient to you.\nJust do a search for California CNA CEU's.  You should find a number of options.  You might check myfreeceu.com.  Supposedly they offer a years worth of ceu's for under $30.00 and there are many other sites.
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Do a google or yahoo search for Renewal cream and it should bring up a web address for you.
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Is your cert through the Red Cross, Heart Association, or some other group?\n\nIf Red Cross, it might be OK. Pop into your nearest Red Cross chapter house and see.\n\nWe are in the midst of changing protocols anyway, so this might be a good time to renew everything one way or the other.
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Most technical schools or Community Colleges have CNA programs. The best place to check is with a local nursing home. Nursing homes always have a large supply of CNA's. When you talk to the nurse supervisor, be friendly, you might end up doing some networking that will help you get a job there when you complete your training. Some nursing homes offer free tuition. You start at an entry level position and stay for 2 months and after that, if you want to get your CNA certificate, they'll pay for it and they'll work around your school schedule. Call a variety of nursing homes and assisted living communities. I hope this helps.
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I would suggest you local community college or your local nursing homes they often have classes set up to recruit more nursing assistants.\n\nGood luck!
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Get ahold of the "Statistics" office in that state.There is a fee for a duplicate certificate.
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Look up home health agencies.  I am sure one of them will hook you up with a certified nurses aid
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contact a local community collage or trade school.... what I did tho is I went to nurseing homes, so many are so under staffed that they will pay your way through the class.
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You can send all those nice things listed above after you do what is most important.  Get the names of the nurses and write a letter to the hospitals nursing supervisor and also having one copied for the depts. nursing adminstrator.  Within the letter list the names of the nurses and how much you appreciated what they did.  This makes such a positive impact on the staff and increases the moral of the unit.  This results in something more rewarding than any gift cert. of any kind and sometimes increases the staffs wages when it comes eval. time.
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try to find here http://search.blossom.com/query/464?key=nurse