CNA Certification
Earning Certified Nursing Assistant credentials to provide direct patient care including vital signs, bathing, mobility assistance, and clinical observations.
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Why It Matters
AI monitors patient vitals and flags concerns, but the hands-on, compassionate bedside care that CNAs provide—lifting, bathing, feeding, comforting—is physically and emotionally irreplaceable by any technology.
How to Get Started
Enroll in a state-approved CNA training program (typically 4-12 weeks) through a community college, Red Cross, or long-term care facility, then pass your state's competency exam.
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