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One in seven Americans has an orthopedic impairment. Unfortunately, this number will only rise in the coming years (which means doctors will perform more and more surgeries). As a CNA, it's often your job to care for clients after orthopedic surgery. Do you know all of the ways you can help your orthopedic client(s) transition back to a healthy and active lifestyle? Check out our newly added inservice: "Caring for Clients after Orthopedic Surgery" to review common orthopedic surgeries, learn the possible complications after joint replacement surgery, discuss the importance of pain management and more. |
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Did you know that the average American spends more than 1800 hours a year at work? People who are unhappy with their jobs spend those hours feeling stressed, impatient, unfulfilled... and even angry. People who are satisfied with their jobs are more productive and successful-- and the hours fly by! If you dislike your job, you are probably shortchanging yourself, your clients and your employer. You are losing out by spending all those hours wishing you were someplace else. Your clients miss out by not having a satisfied professional caring for them. And your employer gets shortchanged because you are probably giving less than your best effort. By studying our NEW inservice "How to Really Love Your Job," you can learn different ways to feel more satisfied at work. And, you won't believe how easy it is to really make positive changes! |
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