Certified Nursing AssistantA certified nursing assistant is one of the members of the health care team. It is also known as a CNA or nursing assistant. They refer to those they care for as residents or patients. In the medical field, CNAs are the lowest paid, but they are the ones who do all the work like physical labor. They come into contact with residents more than anyone else; they are the ones who provide first aid. They are always under the supervision of licensed practical nurses, licensed professional nurses, and licensed practical nurses, known as LPNs/LVNs or RNs. The residents/patients they care for require long-term care, such as nursing homes and home care. Since they stay long-term at a faculty for several months or even years, many CNAs create a bond and close relationship with them. The main thing they do for them is provide them with basic care or known as actives of daily living or ADLs. Well-paying CNA jobs are very easy to find, although they require little training and a variety of skills. There are many opportunities with CNA jobs, making them in high demand. Many companies need more certified nursing assistants. There are approximately 1,534,400 jobs and the rate is expected to grow 21% by 2022, which is much faster than normal for all jobs. A CNA will still be needed and the demand for patient care will increase. A certified nursing assistant is one of the highest paid in the health care field. He ranks the head of all posts. Many nursing homes rely on government funding, resulting in high demand for this position. Removing Medicare and Medicaid from the program may affect a person's nursing home payment. Currently, the median salary at the University ...... middle of paper ...... was after the state-approved educational program. Once both are completed and passed, you will be authorized to use state-specific titles and will be placed on the state registry, which you will need to be registered to work on. Titles from state to state may vary. A CNA must also have a background check and CPR certification to begin work. The training is simple and easy, resulting in well-paying jobs. Many are therefore very easy to find. Some websites where jobs can be found are http://www.indeed.com/q-Certified-Nursing-Assistant-jobs.html, http://www.mycnajobs.com/, http://www.healthcareerweb .com /nursing/CNA_jobs and http://jobs.monster.com/v-healthcare-q-cna-jobs.aspx.Work CitedBureau of Labor Statistics, United States Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Wednesday, January 8 2014. April 3, 2014 http://www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/nursing-assistants.htm#tab-5