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Certified Nursing Assistants enjoy a rewarding career in a growing field. In order to become a CNA, you must complete a CNA program and then pass the CNA exam. The Colorado School of Nursing offers students complete training in the CNA career path, and over 95 percent of the students enrolled at the Colorado School of Nursing go on to work in their chosen field.

CNAs can work in a variety of locations, including nursing homes, hospitals, assisted living facilities, mental health facilities and private homes. CNAs can also work for agencies that place nurses in long-term and short-term assignments. CNAs have a large degree of flexibility in their work environment, as they can work in schools, summer camps, education facilities and drug rehab programs.

Taking the CNA training class is a great way for students who are looking at a low cost option for entering the medical field. People who work as a CNA have the opportunity to make many professional connections and to build up experience working in a hospital. Many students go on to work as nurse technicians and MRI technicians, as well as LPNs and RNs.

The health industry is the largest employer in the United States, employing more than 13.5 million people and growing. By the year 2014, experts have projected that there will be 3.6 million new jobs available.

Start your education today at the Colorado School of Nursing and being a challenging and rewarding career path in the medical industry.

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