Last week, our CNA community engaged in diverse discussions ranging from job opportunities to practical tips for career advancement. Members shared their thoughts on the appeal of a new job listing for a Medical Intermediate Nursing Assistant position, and there was lively debate about the use of wrist clickers for I&Os. The forum also featured conversations about efficient ways to complete continuing education hours and the increasing availability and flexibility of remote CNA roles.
This Week’s Hot Topics
Would You Take This Job? – Medical Intermediate Nursing Assistant, Full-Time Days
A new job posting has sparked discussion on whether the benefits and responsibilities align with members’ career goals.
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Wrist clicker for I&Os — worth it
Members are weighing in on whether a wrist clicker is a helpful tool for tracking intake and output, or just another gadget.
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Fastest legit way to finish CE hours
If you’re looking to complete your continuing education hours efficiently, this thread offers practical tips and recommendations.
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2025-10-02 – Weekly CNA Jobs : Remote CNA roles are booming
Remote CNA positions are gaining traction, providing flexibility and new opportunities for CNAs.
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2025-10-09 – Weekly CNA Jobs : Remote CNA roles offer flexibility
Explore how remote CNA roles offer the flexibility many are seeking in their careers.
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My 20-minute edit for dense drafts
Ever wonder how to streamline your documentation? Here’s a quick method to refine your drafts.
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Normal ranges: which numbers do you use
This discussion delves into the variability of normal ranges in clinical settings and how CNAs handle them.
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The CNA Path: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Certified and Hired
For those just starting out, this thread provides a comprehensive guide to becoming a certified CNA.
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2025-09-25 – Weekly CNA Jobs : Remote CNA roles are on the rise
The continued rise of remote positions is changing the job landscape for CNAs.
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Paper to-do list experiment actually stuck
A seemingly simple paper to-do list method has caught on among members seeking better organization.
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Looking forward to another week of insightful discussions. Keep sharing your experiences and supporting one another.