WHY?
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Posted about 5 years ago Why is it so hard for a guy to find work as a CNA? |
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| Posted about 5 years ago Strange! As far as i know, you have the advantage . keep looking. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago I know for sure that most women want to be bathed by another woman, and most men want to be showered with attention by a woman. BUT , I am giving this reply concerning home healtcare agencies, not so much for hospitals or nursing homes. When you apply for a job give a big smile and a firm handshake and act excited. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago That is so strange. I always saw being a male cna was an advantage,especially in the old days. Keep trying I work for a company that hires guys. I saw some in our mass orientation. HCR Manor care, they are everywhere. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago I didn't realize that men have a hard time getting CNA employment. I'm excited and relieved to see men in the field! Some male patients seem to be more comfortable with a male CNA as well as their significant other. It's good to get help to reposition patients/clients/residents. And I heard that having males in the profession may eventually raise our salaries. I'm proud to have you on the team, welcome, and go get that position! |
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| Posted about 5 years ago So many reasons this could be, but it's difficult to imagine it's a global problem. Could be your geographic area where this tendency may be the case, but also could be you. By that I only mean your resume, interview techniques and how you present yourself, or the types of facilities you're going for. Some places are kinda fickle...they only want what they want. |
