The quality of care a CNA delivers can significantly affect a patient’s comfort, recovery, and overall experience. But what makes a CNA stand out as excellent

Behavioral interviews can feel challenging, especially for CNAs, medical assistants, and techs who often focus on hands-on skills rather than interview techniques. These interviews aim to understand how you handle real-life situations at work by asking about your past experiences. Preparing well can help you stand out and show employers you have the right attitude and problem-solving skills for the job.

Medical Assistant and Nursing Assistant may seem different. What career is right for you?