Florida is considered a “challenging state”, meaning that there are multiple ways to become a CNA.  Since Florida allows to challenge the state exam, you are NOT required to attend the typical 120 hour training program offered by state-approved schools.  There many are ways to get prepared to challenge the Florida Cna state exam and be […]

At CNA Kwik Track, we provide the most comprehensive CNA Exam Prep course with the most updated and important information you need to know to pass the Florida CNA State exam. Our purpose is to help you reach your goal of becoming a CNA and kickstart your career in healthcare with our practical and effective course format

Certified Nursing Assistants in Central Florida may work in many different healthcare settings while making a difference in the lives of others as caregivers. Once you obtain a Florida CNA license, you may wonder if it’s a good idea to obtain other certificates as EKG technician, Phlebotomist technician, certified medication aide and Patient Care Technician.

You don’t have to have a college degree to get a job that provides stability. We can’t argue earning a college degree can help you prepare for a high-paying career. Some people do not want to invest time and money in going to college or are unsure of what career to pursue. Many people in

Many people want to persue a career that offers job stability and security. Many jobs out there require college degrees, high school diplomas, and years of experience. Job seekers in Florida may not know that becoming a CNA does NOT require a college degree or attending an accredited program school or even a high school

PRN CNA jobs mean “as the need arises”. So, rather than working a specific schedule at only one location or care facility, CNAs would work when their service is needed. Becoming a PRN CNA has many benefits as lower burnout rates, flexibility, work-life balance, and higher earning potential. Becoming a PRN CNA enables you to

To keep your certified nursing assistant license in Florida, you must renew it every two years. To renew, you must meet some requirements: Work experience within the last 24 months; you must perform CNA-related services for compensation. Continuing education: you must complete 24 hours of continuing education. The Florida Board of Nursing site ( floridanursing.gov) has

In Florida, you can become a nurse with an associate degree, which takes two years to complete. However, employers are increasingly favoring candidates with a bachelor’s degrees. Nursing is a very diverse field. You can become a certified nursing assistant (CNA), a license practical nurse (LPN), or a Registered Nurse (RN); it all depends on

The best CNAs show empathy and compassion for patients and others and have a caring bedside manner that puts patients at ease. Another important quality is excellent communication skills; CNAs must have strong communication skills to know how and when to communicate most effectively to meet people’s needs. Written communication skills are also important when

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects approximately 174,000 job openings for CNAs between 2019 and 2029. The job outlook for CNAs is projected to grow by 9% in the next 10 years making this entry-level healthcare career an excellent choice for job stability in a time when unemployment may be high. Florida is a