are any nursing homes in Arlington, TX hiring?
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They all hire all the time.
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Yes you can. A local hospital in my area hires them. A certified nursing assitant can work almost anywhere that hires them as long as they are under the supervision of a registered nurse. So go for that job! Most likely your duties would include helping patients to the bathroom who stay overnight for pain treatments,bathing non-ambulatory patients,etc. They need CNAs just as much as any other hospital. I don't know what state you live in but here are north carolinas regulations.\n*Employment MUST include ALL FOUR (4) of the following to qualify for listing renewal:\n1) Work is for monetary compensation\n2) Work is as a nurse aide, performing direct patient care\n3) Work is under the supervision of a registered nurse\n4) Total time worked equals eight (8) hours or more
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yea there are a few down here in Courpus Christi Texas, my step dads sis has a medical supply place and they are hiring, people to work at there many branches arcoss the US, i will ask her. \nE-mail me is you have any more qustions
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How about doing some volunteer work in a hospital or nursing home??? People there  NEED you to help them
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There is one in Lufkin, Tx. It is near Memorial Hospital.
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Arlington County Department of Social Services\nValerie Cuffee, Director\n3033 Wilson Blvd., Suite 600A\nArlington, VA 22201\n(703) 228-1665 (Administration)\n(703) 228-1550 (Services)\n(703) 228-1122 (FAX)
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Twin Oaks Nursing Center\nhttp://www.pennmed.com/twinoaks.htm
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I know Walmart is not popular as an employer in some circles, but they do employ many seniors.  I would consider them if I was looking.  Also, other large supermarket chains such as Harris Teeter or Publix might be an option (I assume you are in the US.)  I also see many older employees at various fast food locations if you would consider those.  I think that today there are numerous opportunities for us older workers.
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Depends where you live, if you live in a metro area you can try a staffing firm that places LPNs and also try hospitals. If you are picky about where you work you can try a nursing home. If you don't want to actively go out and search for a job compose a resume and post it on job.com and similar sites.
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this could be what you are looking for...\n\nhttp://www.nursingworld.org/
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(909) 597-1821 is the phone number for the facility.  I would try calling them and inquiring on job openings.
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Advocacy, Inc., with an office in Houston, provides Elder Law services: http://www.advocacyinc.org/index.htm\n\nAlso, you could contact the Texas Attorney General, the Texas Legal Services Center, or Texas Law Help.  I've included links to all of them below.  I hope these resources help you.
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Call around and ask some nursing homes or long-term care facilities if they pay for the CNA class. Most of them do and you just have to work for them a certain amount of hours.
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Most senior citizen facilities and nursing homes welcome volunteers! Although it would be great to have some basic skills like CPR, there are people on the staff for these things. Simply go down to the facility or call and let them know you are interested in volunteering. Make sure that you keep the hours that you commit to. You might ask your supervisors for a recommendation in the future and any volunteer work is always a great resume booster.
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Dementia's such as Alzheimer's tend to strike heavily on both the patient and their family.  Most alzheimer's patients tend to lose their most recent memories with progressive cognitive losses extending farther in time.\n\nOne of the problems with placing these patients in a nursing home.. or any new environment for care is that the patient cannot remember their new place.  They end up living in a place that every day is new and bewildering, as opposed to being at home where they have lived for 30 years.  \n\nWhether you need a professional to assist in bathing and dressing her depends on how well she currently can do these things for herself now.  If she cannot are there any familial/friend support systems (people willing to help) do these functions now.  And lastly if these people are capable of performing these things for her in a reliable, daily committed fashion.  \n\nIf she cannot take care of herself, and there is not family/friends that have the ability to assist her daily doing this.... and you can financially afford the professional care - then hiring help may be the right solution.  \n\nYou might also consider having them come a few times a week instead of daily.  This might be enough to let the current caregiver catch their breath, step away and clear their head.  It also is sometimes valuable as you can get tips in caring for your grandmother from them that you had not thought of.\n\nI wish you the very best in what must be a difficult situation.
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I don't live in your area, but often times, you can get a job at a nursing home and they will give you free training.  Also, at least in Ohio, if you pay for your training, and you work for a LTCF for at least a year afterwards, they must, by law, reimburse you for your training (if you request that they pay you).
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Try this website: http://www2.ednet10.net/\n\nMany teaching jobs in TX are listed through Education Service Centers. \n\nYou can also try the Texas Education Association. http://www.tea.state.tx.us/