How do you go about becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant in a meternity ward?
Q. When becoming a nursing assistant, do you only need to take a certificate program? Also how much does a nursing assistant usually make? If i was toget a job at a materity ward, would i just apply to the hospital once i get my degree/certificate? Do any of you work in the maternity ward as a nursing assistant? What do you do? Do you work with the babies at all? Thanks! =)
Asked by SoxGirl46 - Fri Jun 13 17:23:29 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments

A. To become a CNA you need a certified program, usually lasts about 3 weeks or so. CNA usually make around 10-11 per hour depending on the institution, some will offer as high as 17-18 dolars per hour. Once you get your certification, then you can applied at any institution of your convinience. I do not work in the maternity ward, but I know classmates that do and yes, they do get to work with babies, though I am not sure of how involvement they have. Hope this helps :)
Answered by SPM - Fri Jun 13 17:35:49 2008

What exactly does an assistant director do?
Q. I want to become a director, and would like to maybe start assistant directing. What am I getting into? Thertre... and now that you mentioned it stagemangement does sound like what I was looking for.
Asked by Alex - Mon Dec 18 12:32:03 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. AD's are not generally accepted as a good way to become a director, however : Assistant directors (known in the industry as ADs) support directors by organising and planning everything on a film set. The role is usually divided into 1st, 2nd and 3rd ADs. The 1st AD has the most important supporting role to the director. They take care of the practical management on set so that the director is free to concentrate on the creative process. Before production begins, the 1st AD: works with the director to break down the script into a shot-by-shot storyboard and decide the order of shooting draws up a filming schedule, taking into account the director s creative ideas and the available budget oversees the hire of locations, props and… [cont.]
Answered by the_lipsiot - Mon Dec 18 12:37:17 2006

What are the pros and cons of becoming a Medical Assistant?
Q. 1. I am thinking about getting certified as a Medical Assistant in order to put myself through further schooling. Would this be possible? 2. How much does it cost to take the classes? 3. What kind of opportunities are offered internationally for this job? 4. Are there any options for promotion or salary upgrade as a Medical Assistant? 5. What are the hours like? 6. Anything else I should consider? Thanks. Please note I am talking about medical assisting, not nurse's assistants.
Asked by Sambal Oelek - Fri Oct 31 22:35:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1. Being a certified medical assistant you could get education in a 2 years college, or training schools. colleges like Queens-borough community college. they offered it too, and training school like Bramson Ort college. Both of these two college offers certified Associated degrees and you need to take national test in order to be a certified medical assistant. 2. Well in both of these 2 colleges they both offered financial aid and pell grants. you could also ask for student loans but all of these is based upon your income tax. so i suggest you sit down with a school adviser before you sign up for the classes. 3. After you are certified as a MA you could continued your education or your career as a Nurse, Physician assistant or… [cont.]
Answered by yanzheng726 - Fri Oct 31 23:12:29 2008